What - anatomically - allows the characteristic human sound of speech?

Answer:

air ways and vibrations in the vocal cords?

If you were a coach how would you communicate with your players??

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Which part of a plot structure introduces the characters and setting? (5 points)
Question 1 options:

1)

Dénouement

2)

Exposition

3)

Climax

4)

Falling Action

Read the excerpt from Jimmy’s essay about the minimum wage:

The minimum wage should be raised. Currently, the national average minimum wage is less than $8 an hour. Assuming someone works 40 hours a week, that’s less than $1,280 a month—before taxes are taken out. Given that the average rent in the United States is more than $800 a month, that doesn’t leave much to live on.

Based on this excerpt, what is missing from Jimmy’s essay?

A.
a definitive purpose
B.
a clear point of view
C.
supporting textual evidence
D.
acknowledgment of a conflicting viewpoint

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Mason is preparing a presentation for the school board about the need for new computers in the media center.
Which tone is most appropriate for this purpose?


A. a formal tone, because his purpose is to persuade his audience
B. a formal tone, because his purpose is to educate his audience
C. an informal tone, because his purpose is to entertain his audience
D. an informal tone, because his purpose is to understand his audience

What is the most effective way to revise sentence 6?
A Each day the penguins that leave their burrows head out to sea for spending the day swimming and
feeding
B Each day the penguins head out to sea to spend the day swimming and feeding, leaving their burrows.
C Each day the penguins leave their burrows they head out to sea to spend the day swimming and feeding.
D Each day the penguins leave their burrows and head out to sea to spend the day swimming and feeding,
(5) Thousands of tiny fairy penguins nest in burrows along the shoreline of
Australia. (6) Each day the penguins leave their burrows, and out to sea they head
to spend the day swimming and feeding. (7) But in the late 1990s and early 2000s,
a number of oil spills in the region threatened the very existence of these birds.
(8) Experts tried to help, but they couldn't get to all the birds fast enough. (9) Some
penguins would try to groom themselves. (10) They swallowed the toxic oil and
died. (11) Knits for Nature formulated a unique plan. (12) They asked volunteers to
knit sweaters for the penguins to wear (13) The sweaters would not only protect the
birds from the oil but would also keep them warm while they waited for their turn to
be cleaned.

Highlight the example of personification in the poem
"Ah, William, we're weary of weather," said the sunflowers, shining with dew. "our traveling habits have tired. can you give us a room with a view ?

the question is
what is being personified in this poem?
the answer is
.the weather
.the sunflowers
.the room

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Which conclusion would readers find most engaging

Which of the following phrases indicates a turning point?
A. Best to jump back, to let go(line 7)
B. Always there was one too many( line 15)
C. And then there came a day( line 30)
D. Solidly they kept returning ( line 35)

Based on this excerpt from “Let Sleeping Dogs Lie,” the reader can infer that _____.

From what you know about "breaking down," what
would you do to "break down the plot of a story"?
O A. Keep up with the story and know it.
B. Understand the story's plot.
O C. Take the smaller parts and find the larger
story.
O D. Take the larger story and find the smaller
parts that added to it.

Poem :- All the World's a stage

The title of the poem is a comparison. How is that comparison explained in the first five lines?​

Instruction: In a group, read the paragraph about birth order. Complete each sentence with who,
whom, that, or whose. The first one is done for you as an example.
Birth order researchers have discovered some interesting information (1. that 1) can help us
understand our colleagues better. Do you have a difficult boss (2.
----) authoritarian
personality makes your life difficult? If so, your boss might be a firstborn child. Children (3. -----
--- ) are born first are often more authoritarian than their younger siblings. Do you have a
coworker (4.
--) is passive, but particularly creative and insightful? This person may be
a middle child. People (5. ----------) have both older and younger siblings are often passive
because their older siblings were responsible for their well-being when they were young. The
creativity (6.---------------) they exhibit might be the effect of their having spent a lot of time on
their own due to having to share parental attention with their older and younger siblings. People
(7.-------- ------) you work with (8. --- ------) are controlling may be youngest children.
These people are also likely to be more social than co-workers (9.
) are middle​

How did Richard get enough money to go north in black boy by Richard wright

Sogole is a wealthy man, but he gives away his food to people who are hungry or in need.
How does this develop the theme of the story?

a. It shows that Sogole is foolish with his wealth.


b. It shows that Kaddo is greedy for asking for help.


c. It foreshadows Kaddo's death.


d. It shows that kind acts are rewarded.

I will give 100 points if you get it right

(30 points: If answered fast and right I will give Brainliest)
What is the role of this sentence in the context of the
entire speech?

A. to contrast the romance of
historic events with the realities of everyday life

B. to admit that the founders of the nation were only partially successful

C. to link the occasion and
audience of the speech to a
more broad idea

D. to encourage the audience of the speech to study the history of the nation

"And this is August," Mr. Tushman said. Mom kind of stepped to the side a bit, so I would move forward. Then that thing happened that I've seen happen a million times before. When I looked up at her, Mrs. Garcia's eyes dropped for a second. It was so fast no one else would have noticed, since the rest of her face stayed exactly the same. She was smiling a really shiny smile. "Such a pleasure to meet you, August," she said, holding out her hand for me to shake. —Wonder R.J. Palacio What do Mrs. Garcia’s actions tell you about her reaction to meeting August?
A. She covered up her nervousness by smiling.
B. She did not notice that he looked different.
C. She was concerned the school was getting a new student.

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Pay cose attention to the word choice in this speech. What can you tell about the speaker's point of view? (5 points)
He is angry about the events of the war.
He wants others to join the fight later.
He plans to take things further soon.
He wants to show respect to the soldiers.

Failing to think critically, is more dangerous than failing to think creatively.
True
False

A country you want to visit

Which statement MOST LIKELY describes how the author feels about the use of paper bags around the world?
A
Although paper bags require the use of considerable amounts of energy, it is a much better option than plastic bags.
B
An unacceptable number of trees are being destroyed around the world in order to make paper bags.
Consumers around the world should be charged additional taxes for their use of paper bags.
С
D
While using paper bags affects energy use worldwide, the United States probably wastes the most energy.

How do the friends influence the narrator in the story
“an uncomfortable bed”

Select the option that best combines the sentences.

Eli Whitney invented the modern cotton gin in 1793. The invention led to the mass production of cotton cloth in England and the United States.

A
Eli Whitney invented the modern cotton gin in 1793; in contrast, it led to the mass production of cotton cloth in England and the United States.

B
Eli Whitney invented the modern cotton gin in 1793, which led to the mass production of cotton cloth in England and the United States.

C
Eli Whitney invented the modern cotton gin in 1793; however, it led to the mass production of cotton cloth in England and the United States.

D
Eli Whitney invented the modern cotton gin in 1793, but it led to the mass production of cotton cloth in England and the United States.

The conception phase of the product life cycle could be described as dealing with

ideas

manufacturing

distribution

improvement

Submit your two-paragraph reflection on the powers and dangers of fallacles in advertising. Include your opinion on how to be a better consumer by recognizing fallacles In advertising.​

To support a thesis for an informative essay, a writer should include facts and details.

What does the last stanza of the poem reveal about the speaker ?
A. The juggler is now a professional
B. The juggler is overconfident in his ability.
C.
The juggler is feeling triumphant about success
D. The juggler is wondering why it took so long to juggle

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Why does Tom throw clods of dirt on Sid?

Sid is the one who broke the sugar bowl
Sid is the one boy who didn't help Tom paint the fence
Sid has been playing a war game with the boys
Sid has told Aunt Polly about Tom's shirt thread