What are the benefits of being able to read the news from multiple sources?

Answer:

Some benefits are that you can then learn what seems to be true. If multiple sources say the same things in some way, it's probably true. Also, some sources may contain more and/or clearer information than others. Some may include quotes others cannot provide, have pictures, and maybe even videos. The more sources you have, the more (accurate) information you can get.

Read the passage. The county’s "Technology 2020” initiative proposes that the school district provide laptops for every student in grades 9-12. This would cost millions of dollars in planning, implementation, and maintenance. Taxpayers may wonder whether this expensive proposal is a practical solution. It is better than practical, and it is an innovative approach with the potential to enhance students’ educational experience. Which phrase best reveals the author’s viewpoint?
A.provide laptops
B. millions of dollars
C. expensive proposal
D. innovative approach

Choose five words from the novel you selected that appear in the vocabulary resource. Then write a sentence for each word that uses it correctly.
(A wrinkle in time)

Vocabulary:
assuaged: made less painful; satisfied
atrophied: weakened and withered
corrosive: gradually eating away at something, such as an acid; bitterly sarcastic
counteracted: acted against something to prevent or lessen its effect
despondency: depression due to loss of hope
distraught: very upset or agitated
fallible: capable of being wrong, mistaken, or inaccurate
imperceptible: unnoticeable; impossible to sense; undetectable
inadequate: not good enough; doesn't meet the requirements
jeopardize: put at risk or endanger
perplexity: the state of being confused or puzzled
prevail: to be greater in strength or influence; to triumph over or defeat an enemy
reiterate: to say again; repeat
trepidation: a nervous fear or worry about something that may happen
unadulterated: pure, not mixed with other substances

What invention do you believe has impacted the world?
3 Arguments
Thesis statement, please

Please can you please help me with this poetry? Anybody?

Read the paragraph.

I have been a nurse for twenty years. In that time, I have seen a great number of patients suffer because they did not have health insurance. One of the worst cases was a young mother of two who was diagnosed with early stage skin cancer. Because she could not afford treatment, the cancer spread from her skin to other parts of her body. By the time I saw her for the first time, the cancer had reached her brain, and she could no longer be helped. This sort of thing should not happen to anyone. A strong universal health care system could prevent instances like this from occurring.

Which rhetorical appeal is used in the text, “One of the worst cases was a young mother of two who was diagnosed with early stage skin cancer”?
logos, an appeal based on logic
ethos, an appeal based on the author’s character
pathos, an appeal based on emotion
no rhetorical appeal is used

use the word limned in a sentence

QUICK! I NEED HELP! 100 POINTS!

Refer to the NASA article "Responding to Climate Change."

Part A

How does the author view the progress of climate change?

At this point, climate change cannot be stopped for hundreds of years.
Climate change could be addressed with simple policy changes.
Climate change is only a local problem.
Our climate should remain stable for some time.

Part B

Which evidence from the text best supports the answer in Part A?

"Climate change is one of the most complex issues facing us today."
"While climate change is a global issue, it is felt on a local scale."
"Modern life is tailored to the stable climate we have become accustomed to."
"…we are already committed to some level of climate change."

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(1) The Mayas and the Aztecs grew "chocolate" trees near
their homes. (2) The seeds from the trees were really cool.
(3) They were used in place of money. (4) They were also
used to make a chocolate drink.
How should the underlined words be written so that sentence 2 has the right
tone?
O A. Were totally useful
B. Had great value
C. Had a ton of uses
D. Were way important

Can you make a sentece for attire

What do the Geico ads that feature a gecko on TV and in online pop-ups exemplify? A How audience interaction can improve the impact of an advertisement B. Why advertisers must reach beyond their target groups C. Why demographic studies of potential customers are important D. How advertining campaigns use different forms of media​

How to start a essay ?

Which sentence incorrectly uses an
apostrophe to show possession?
A. I left my keys on the coffee shop's counter.
B. We should visit The Fisherman's Warf.
C. The school librarian checked out many book's for
Stephanie.

What underlined word is an indefinite article?

How did usher raymond influence his art movement

Who are most likely the “suspects” Steve refers to in the following passage (Paragraph 24)?

STEVE. Go ahead, what’s my wife said? Let’s get it all out. Let’s pick out every idiosyncrasy of every man, woman, and child on the street. And then we might as well set up some kind of kangaroo court. How about a firing squad at dawn, Charlie, so we can get rid of all the suspects? Narrow them down. Make it easier for you.

A. Neighbors who appear different from other neighbors

B. Criminals who have been caught in the neighborhood

C. City officials that control the neighbors’ lights

D. A family that moves into a new house

Is the following sentence using active or passive voice?
The students were awarded 1000 dollars for their beach clean up project.
A) passive
B) active

Can somebody plz answer this question in 3 sentences thanks!

Why do we seek God?

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST WITH BEST ANSWER TY!!! :D

What is the symbolic meaning of Mrs. Van Daan’s fur coat? Will give 15 points if you answer this question TODAY!!!!! NEED HELP NOW!!!!! (Diary of Anne Frank)


It represents her former social status and wealth.


It represents how skilled her father was at hunting.


It represents how much she cares about fashion.


It represents warmth during the cold winter months.

Plz help. DON'T ANSWER IF YOU DON'T KNOW!!

Study the posters and answer the following questions:

(a) Based on the posters, what do you think the novel ‘Of Mice and Men’ will be about?
(b) Do you think the tagline and the quote on each poster for the novel is effective? Explain.
(c) Would this film poster persuade you to watch the film or read the book Of Mice and Men?

What are three possible meanings of the word possessions? What is its meaning as it is used in paragraph 6? Include definitions from a print or online dictionary in your answer.
Please help!!!

Alfonso studied the magazine pictures of rock stars for a hairstyle. He liked the way Prince looked—and the bass player from Los Lobos. Alfonso thought he would look cool with his hair razored into a V in the back and streaked purple. But he knew his mother wouldn’t go for it. And his father, who was puro Mexicano, would sit in his chair after work, sullen as a toad, and call him "sissy.” What details from the passage would best support a paragraph about conflict between characters? Alfonso thinking he would look good with razored, purple hair Alfonso liking the way the rock stars style their hair Alfonso thinking his father would likely call him a sissy Alfonso seeing his father sit in his chair after work

Which sentence is written in standard English?
Andrew and John have always been frenemies.
O Leo realized that what he was saying was ridiculous
o We saw some ginormous redwood trees in northern California,
The outfit Olivia wore to the costume party was on point

don’t confuse the theme with what

1. The narrator of the passage can best be described as a swimmer who primarily:
A. recalls the swim of his life and the factors that motivated him during that swim.
B. remembers the events that inspired him to participate in a time trial at the Junior Nationals.
C. contrasts the joy of winning competitions early in the season with his later struggles to succeed.
D. chronicles his swimming career, from childhood through high school.
2. Which of the following events mentioned in the passage happened first chronologically?
F. The narrator stood on the blocks at the Sunday time trial his senior year.
G. The narrator leapt out over the diving well in late September.
H. The narrator swam the 500-yard freestyle in the high school regional meet as a senior.
J. The narrator heard a boy from a rival school cheering.
3. The narrator describes the natatorium as being nearly empty of spectators the day of his race in order to:
A. illustrate that the perfect racing conditions the narrator had hoped for weren't likely to occur.
B. demonstrate that, contrary to the narrator's expectations, the meet was energetic.
C. explain why the narrator's coach paced at the sound of the horn.
D. identify why the narrator felt a rush of energy before the race.
4. The narrator indicates that when he swam the 1,000- yard freestyle in the time trials, the world, for a moment, seemed to:
F. speed up, blurring past and present events.
G. rush past, forcing him to reflect in retrospect.
H. move in slow motion, as did everything around him.
J. slow down, allowing him to reflect in real time.
5. The passage indicates that during the narrator's swim at the time trial, he understood for the first time that:
A. his goals would always be one step farther on.
B. he had trained for this swim for over a year.
C. the swim was an event that was important to him alone.
D. swimming is a choice between the now and the later.
6. Based on the passage, the "end" the narrator mentions in line 80 most likely refers to his:
F. final pursuit of fitness.
G. last chance to qualify for Junior Nationals.
H. memory of his final Friday night practice.
J. ultimate realization that he had defeated the other competitors in the race.
7. The narrator of the passage characterizes the time trial in Houston as:
A. one long sprint in which swimmers attempted to improve their times.
B. a meet advertised as a way to qualify for the Junior Nationals.
C. a regional meet that featured only the 500-yard freestyle and 1,000-yard freestyle.
D. an informal swimming event put together at the last minute.
8. The statement "That's where you're going, now hurry up" (lines 35-36) can most directly be attributed to the:
F. cheering boy, as he verbally criticizes the narrator's efforts.
G. cheering boy, as he shouts encouragement to the narrator.
H. narrator, as he speculates about what the cheering boy meant when the boy pointed at the pool.
J. narrator, as he angrily contemplates his response to the cheering boy.
9. For the narrator, compared to practicing in the outdoor pool, practicing in the indoor pool is:
A. more productive.
B. more liberating.
C. less appealing.
D. less competitive.
10. When the narrator heard "Jump!" in his mind while swimming (line 67), he was most likely remembering:
F. his teammate's command the day the narrator caught the flag line.
G. his own shout as he leapt off the outdoor pool's deck that fall.
H. the cheers of the boy from the rival school.
J. the abrupt start of his race that Sunday.
Answer:
1. A
2. G
3. A
4. J
5. C
6. G
7. D
8. H
9. C
10. F

Which specific innovation in poetry by Emily Dickinson is most apparent in poetry written today?

What time of year can be seen in the speaker of this poem, based on lines 1-4? The time when trees are blooming with flowers the time when the sun shines and birds sing sweetly the time when snow coats tree branches and the sky is gray the time when few or no leaves hang on boughs

PLEASE 100 POINTS !!!!!! Max shot a video with a digital camera. Where did the video files get stored in the camera? A. solid-state device B. secure digital card C. magnetic tape D. hard disk drive

Which word best completes the sentence?


Select the word from the drop-down menu.


The storm dropped a

Choose... A. cavity B. data C.musket D. torrent


of rain that flooded the neighborhood.

how many big events are in a one-act play pls answer