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This happened when I was a kid. I lived on a naval base, and the pool there was basically occupied by kids during the long, hot summer, with the adults hanging around at the pool’s edge. I was nuts about going underwater, so used to swim down at the bottom – something most people never did.
Anyway, I was swimming along the bottom when suddenly my heart stopped. I had come across the prone body of this kid called Gareth. I knew his brother, and, thinking he was doing some early 90s version of planking, sunk down and lay next to him on the pool floor. I totally expected him to hit me – but he didn’t. He just lay there. So I poked him. Still lay there. Shook him. Still lay there.
At this point I realized what was going on, and grabbed him and hauled him out of the water, yelling for help. The pool was full of people, but for some reason most of them hadn’t seen the kid. The lifeguard on duty had dived in, and grabbed him from me as I hauled him out.
So there I am, a 10-year-old, watching as a lifeguard takes this kid and puts him on the side of the pool, giving him full CPR. The kid splutters to life, off he goes to the hospital, and the whole pool is shocked.
So we’re all sitting there, and I’m sat next to this kid called Aaron. And I start telling him what happened, and he insists no, he was the one who got help. He saw the kid, got the lifeguard. And I’m thinking ‘this is c/rap’. Then the adults start lecturing us on how Aaron had been so brave and heroic.
What had happened, of course, is that we’d both acted. But Aaron got a bike as a reward and grateful thanks from parents. I got called a liar at school. It’s one of those weird memories where everything about it is miserable, but I’m still glad I did it.
Explanation:
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Explanation:Their was once a little boy who couldn't go and play outside because of his parents they wouldn't let him do anything so one day he snuck outside and when he was three his parents told him a story about a little boy who couldn't play outside but he did anyways and when he came back home his parents were slaughtered.when he was four that's when his parents became stricked just then once he stepped foot out of the house he remembered that story and how it was similar to him so he ran back in side to find his parents dead and a non-like human was standing over them the creature had long arms,long legs,a wide mouth with no hair and it was all white.
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Answer:
it's the ANSWER IS D.
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Answer:
D.
Explanation:
White wants to wish on the paw, but he doesn’t know if he should. This represents self vs self conflict
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Answer:
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monologue on why scrooge hates christmas 1-2 paragraphs (90 point reward)
Answer:
Ebenezer Scrooge is a miserly old man who hates Christmas. Like many people, however, his own depression and lack of human companionship may be behind his dislike of the holiday. His views change, however, following three ghostly visitors who show Scrooge the inevitable end of his miserable life.
There are two main reasons that Scrooge dislikes Christmas. First, he associates it with reckless spending and wastefulness, something he does not understand. Second, and more importantly, he has a number of bad memories associated with Christmas. He spent the holiday alone, as a boy, abandoned at school by his family. His fiancée, Belle, broke up with him at Christmas because he was getting too greedy. Finally, Marley, his only friend, died on Christmas as well.
Which sentence uses a comma correctly to set off a introductory phrase? O A. My best subjects are, math, music and spelling. O B. To begin, my aunt is making me babysit my cousins that day. O C. For example, I always turn in my homework on time and study for tests. O D. "Leave me alone!" he said, slamming the door.
Answer:
O D is the correct answer
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i need nouns, simile, metaphors, onomatopoeia, and hyperbole
Answer:
Nouns: you, I
Hyperbole: Throw my hand on a blade
Metaphor: I'd catch a grenade for you
Onomatopoeia: ( I suggest if you can, choose another song, onomatopoeia is normally characterized by sounds of things for example if he said Grenades go BOOM that would be onomatopoeia)
Similie: same thing, look for song that use comparative language such as like or as in their metaphors because that's what really makes a simile
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the answer to your question is B
Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following letter:
Tra Co beach in QuangNinh province is 9 kmsfrom MongCai. It has the (1)…………and the most romantic beach in Viet Nam. Tourists can enjoy the (2)……….of white sand beaches and green sea water all year (3)……………….. . Visitors can (4)…………..enjoy the s
unset or sunrise in Con Mang islet. You can visit Tra Co Communal House, LinhKhanh Pagoda, and Tra Co church. If tourists want some fresh (5)………….., they can find it from fishing boats. They can take part in “Tra Co festival’ from May 30 to June 6.
1. A. long B. longer C. longest D. much longer
2. A. beauty B. beautiful C. of beauty D. pretty
3. A. over B. long C. round D. longer
4. A. be B. be able C. then D. also
5. A. seafood B. menu C. air D. water
Answer:
1. C. longest
2. A. beauty
3. C. round
4. D. also
5. A. seafood
Explanation:
a letter to your aunt seeking permission to spend Christmas with her 200 words
Answer:
How will I write a letter to my aunt in another town asking her to grant me permission to spend the Christmas holidays with her?
If you are not in the habit of writing to your aunt—and it sounds like you probably aren’t—it might not be a good idea to write a letter out of the blue to ask for a big favor. I recommend that you phone her instead. That will give her a chance to discuss the issue in more detail with you.
For the phone call, start out with some pleasantries: “how are you,” “I’m sorry I haven’t called in a while,” things like that. But quickly get to the reason for the call. “I was thinking of visiting your town for the holidays. I wonder if I might stay at your house while I am there. Of course, I don’t want to put you to any trouble.”
Guess I can finally put to use my English lessons about writing informal letters with this question :)
Your address
Date
Dear Aunt,
1st para- How are you doing? I’m doing fine. Hope you’re doing great as well. Then ask a few more questions and give replies as well- For example you could say- “How are my cousins doing? Hope they are doing well.”
2nd para- I’m writing this letter in order for you to grant permission for me to spend the Christmas holidays with you. Say why you want to spend the holidays with her.
3rd para- Say that you will truly appreciate being able to spend the holidays with her. End the paragraph with- I am eagerly awaiting your reply.
With love,
Your name
Date
Dear Aunt,
1st para- How are you doing? I’m doing fine. Hope you’re doing great as well. Then ask a few more questions and give replies as well- For example you could say- “How are my cousins doing? Hope they are doing well.”
2nd para- I’m writing this letter in order for you to grant permission for me to spend the Christmas with you. Say why you want to spend the holidays with her.
3rd para- Say that you will truly appreciate
Explanation:
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I know that Catherine has been really unpleasant toward you Alvin, but take it with a grain of salt she's mean to everyone. what does take it with a grain of salt mean?
A,B,C,D?
A- Alvin should try hard to get on Catherine's good side.
B- Alvin should be worried that Catherine it's not treating him kindly
C- Alvin should go and get lunch and reflect on Catherine's attitude
D- Alvin should not be concerned about how Catherine is treating him.
I know it is not style but which one is it
Answer:
wait what?
Explanation:
What does imagerize mean? and is it a word?
Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
No it is not a word
The word imagery means something that represents a visual concept. In writing imagery is using words of great description to let the reader get the picture of what you are talking about in their mind.
Which statement from the excerpt expresses the author’s overall claim? Architecture
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Cause it’s been used and abused for years
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
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If I were him, I would not behave this way.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Identify the correct sentence. A. Cebile was a good worker, for example, she always finished her projects on time and with superior results. B. Cebile was a good worker, for example, she always finished her projects on time and with superior results. C. Cebile was a good worker; for example, she always finished her projects on time and with superior results. D. Cebile was a good worker, for example: she always finished her projects on time and with superior results.
Answer:
all of the options, A to D, are the same
how do I order a sope de asada with beans and lettuce and cheese only from King taco? it's my first time visiting this place I want to try it out but it's so noisy it makes me nervous.
Answer: Varies
Explanation:
Just tell the employee what exactly you want.
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manliness, and had developed into something
inhuman, unsympathetic, and overwhelmingly
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storm." (Paragraph 9)
Answer:
Explanation:
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What is irregular plural noun.
Answer:
Explanation:
An irregular noun is a noun that becomes plural by changing its spelling in other ways than adding an “s” or “es” to the end of the word.
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Question 4
10 pts
Throughout paragraph 12, Dr. King mostly supports his argument for immediate action by
O using logical appeal
O establishing his credibility
O using emotional appeal
O establishing his authority
D
Question 5
10 pts
Answer:
A. using logical appeal.
What overall insight or theme is revealed in the monkey's paw.
Answer:
The central theme is "Concerns the role of fate in human life
Explanation:
In The Red Badge of Courage, the lieutenant says, “If I had ten thousands wild cats like you I could tear th’ stomach outa this war in less’n a week!” Who is he referring to in this quote?
A. Jim Conklin
B. Henry
C. Wilson
D. The tattered soldier
Answer:
Henry
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If a true or false statement includes a word that is an absolute (like all, never, no, always, none, every, only, and entirely), the statement is most likely:
If a true or false statement includes a word that is an absolute, the statement is most likely FALSE.
An absolute word will either include everything or everyone, or exclude everything or everyone.That means an absolute word does not leave room for exceptions. However, as we know, it is practically impossible not to have exceptions to facts in general.If you say that all men like watching football, for example, you will be making a false statement. The absolute "all" indicates that there is not a single man who does not like football, which is untrue.Therefore, statements that include absolutes tend to be false.Learn more about the topic here:
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The consumption of soda and water from plastic bottles is a growing global issue. Every minute, people in the world purchase one million plastic bottles. If all of the plastic bottles used in a year were lined up, they would stretch half-way to the sun. As individuals look around the world, they see an increasing number of plastic bottles. These bottles have piled on top of an isolated uninhabited island, landed on Arctic shores, and found their way into the fish people eat. Plastic bottles can be recycled, but recycling plants face two major problems. In the first place, people are not recycling all of their plastic bottles. Instead, many plastic bottles end up in the trash. Furthermore, people are buying and discarding plastic bottles at a rate that recycling plants cannot match. What can be done to stop the global plastic bottle crisis? People can recycle all of the plastic bottles that they buy. Even better, individuals can stop purchasing plastic bottles and use reusable bottles instead. Finally, companies that produce plastic bottles can use recycled plastic and invent a process to reuse plastic bottles. When everyone works together, the world can become a cleaner, healthier place.
What is the overall structure of this text?
a
Cause and effect
b
Chronological order
c
Compare and contrast
d
Problem and solution
PLZ HURRY Respond to D.H. Lawrence “Piano”
Answer:
Connotation: By using words like “cozy” and “tinkling piano” and “flood of remembrance” and “softly” and “with winter outside”, D.H. Lawrence paints this beautiful scene of a comfortable childhood. It makes the piano seem more inviting. Lawrence makes use of several literary devices in ‘Piano.’ They include but are not limited to: Enjambment: when the poet cuts off a line before its natural stopping point. For example, the transition between lines one, two, and three of the second stanza. Caesura: occurs when the poet uses a pause in the middle of a line, either through the use of punctuation or meter. For example, “With the great black piano appassionato. The glamour” in the final stanza. Alliteration: occurs when the poet uses the same consonant sounds at the beginning of words. For example, “poised” and “pressing” in stanza one and “parlour” and “piano” at the end of stanza two.
Attitude: Our hearts reach out as we read this. All of us are tempted to “weep like a child for the past.” The smallest picture or memory can immerse us in a pool of nostalgia and days later, we are still drying off. Music has such a powerful effect on people. The brain can link certain songs to memories or even smells and sights. Hearing a song that you haven’t heard for 20 years can shake the rust off of old memories and open a “flood of remembrance.” He doesn’t really sound bitter… just sad.
Shift: The shift occurs between the second and third paragraphs. Lawrence is through recounting the mental image that he sees and steps back into the present tense. It's a powerful change in the content and tone. It's crucial shifts like these that allow us to see the true purpose and meaning behind the poem. True poets employ masterful shifts in their work and it takes a diligent reading to catch them and analyze them.
Title: Many who play the piano have strong feelings attached to it. Lawrence is a very pensive poet, and it's easy to see his opinions and emotional attachment to the piano. Knowing Lawrence, however, there are also will be layered meanings and hidden metaphors in the poem. Lawrence uses the piano to symbolize his childhood. You can almost get the impression that he might have stopped playing or never learned to play the piano as he got older. Now, looking back, he regrets that decision. Life was so simple, black and white, just like the piano, but now, it has become so complex and so cruel.
Theme: An analysis of "Piano" by D. H. Lawrence shows that he is trying to tell others to take advantage of every moment that you have. Life is so precious. Youth truly is wasted on the young. He wants us to try to appreciate each moment for what it truly is and to look at things from a wider perspective. He wants us to recognize and appreciate the the way things smell, sound, feel. Small details are amazing.
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"By now, you might be thinking I’m taking the same steps when writing a speech as I do when I’m writing an essay or report. You’re correct! There are a number of similarities between the two forms a main point or thesis supported by examples, illustrations, proof, or details, clear organizational structure, introduction, body, conclusion. However, since a speech is written for the purpose of being heard. You need to make adjustments in style and structure taking into account the listeners will be depending on you not your paper for information. Sentences will probably be a little shorter. Vocabulary will be adjusted for the situation, but the composition process is basically the same.
answer the following question
The main idea is best expressed as _____.
1 - writing a speech is the same as writing a paper
2 - the process is basically the same for writing a speech or paper
3 - sentences should be shorter when writing a speech
Answer:
i'm pretty sure it is #2 - The process is basically the same for writing a speech or paper.
Explanation: at the beginning, it does confirm that the process is correct. though, if we were to pick #1 it would be incorrect, because the paragraph goes on to explain how the process between the two is correct, but they are not the same thing.
The main idea is best expressed, as the process is basically the same as writing a speech or paper. The correct option is 2.
What is the main idea?The main idea is the primary consent or reason of the writer or the author of the story or any poem. The main idea shows the reason behind writing any poem or story.
The major or most significant notion in a paragraph or passage is known as the main idea. It explains the intent and establishes the flow of the section. The core notion may be expressed explicitly or obliquely.
In his opinion, this is more significant than anything else: "A good speaker respects their audience," he said. "A good speaker cares whether their audience is bored.
Therefore, the correct option is 2. The process is basically the same as writing a speech or paper.
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Which phrase is the best description of the theme of the play?
O A. The regret of living with lost love
OB. The ability of love to conquer all obstacles
O C. The dangers of impulsiveness
O D. The importance of family
3.
PART A: What is Roosevelt's overall purpose in his speech?
A. to inform Japan that the U.S. will take any means necessary to enact revenge
B. to notify the American people of the losses suffered in the Japanese attacks
C. to warn of impending danger in the form of more attacks from Japan and its
allies
D.
to reassure the American people that actions are being taken to protect the
country
He sought to emphasize the historic nature of the events at Pearl Harbor, implicitly urging the American people never to forget the attack and memorialize its date.
Sortideas related to three types of education into the correct categories.
required in many fields
University or College
Vocational School
On-the-Job Training
weeks or months
most expensive option
specific to a job
two, four, or more years
technical training emphasis
usually two years
Answer: shown in picture
Explanation:
shown in picture
I need help for 2. Can someone help me.
Answer:
It's okay to eat some junk food,as long as you don't overdo it.
Answer: "provided you don't overdo" is what you have to write down.
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Answer:
Romeo and Juliette would have endless Pop love songs their parents would disapprove of while their parents would be listening to podcasts of classical music The messenger that got killed would listen to sad melancholy music.
Explanation:
FEEL THE CHARACTERS!!