what does the narrator say he dies every morning (araby)

Illustrate the practical joke involving Gratiano in the ring episode.​

what is the meaning of ego???​

2- do you use ane apps for studing? which apps do you see?

The bluest eyes is the book please help

What example of archaic
language is found in the
following line of Shakespeare's
"Shall i Compare Thee to a
Summer's Day"?
When in eternal lines to time
thou grow'st
A. eternal
B. lines
C. thou grow'st
D. time

Learning Task 2:Read the text.Then complete the organizer that follow.Do this in your notebook.

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Please read this short excerpt from Anne of Green Gables and continue to the question below.

Mrs. Rachel rapped smartly at the kitchen door and stepped in when bidden to do so. The kitchen at Green Gables was a cheerful apartment -- or would have been cheerful if it had not been so painfully clean as to give it something of the appearance of an unused parlor. Its windows looked east and west; through the west one, looking out on the back yard, came a flood of mellow June sunlight; but the east one, whence you got a glimpse of the bloom white cherry-trees in the left orchard and nodding, slender birches down in the hollow by the brook, was greened over by a tangle of vines. Here sat Marilla Cuthbert, when she sat at all, always slightly distrustful of sunshine, which seemed to her too dancing and irresponsible a thing for a world which was meant to be taken seriously; and here she sat now, knitting,and the table behind her was laid for supper.

In the first sentence of this excerpt, we learn that Mrs. Rachel “rapped smartly at the kitchen door.” In this context, what does it mean to “rap smartly?”


A)To sing very fast
B)To knock sharply
C)To bump into the door accidentally
D)To tap lightly

Which set of words is the most negative in terms of connotative meaning?

A. small; scrawny
B. small; little
C. small: petite
D. small: thin

1) When was Elizabeth Freeman born?
A) 1776
B) 1886
C) 1700
D) 1744


2) Read the following sentences from the text.
“The Massachusetts Constitution was a legal document. And its very first article asserted freedom and equality for all! This idea was now the law of the land in Massachusetts...The courts sided with Elizabeth and Brom. They ruled that according to the constitution, Elizabeth and Brom had always been free.”

What can you conclude about Elizabeth’s freedom based on this information?

A)The new Massachusetts state constitution changed the lives of enslaved people living there.
B) Elizabeth’s freedom would have been possible whether the constitution changed or not.
C) The U.S. Constitution changed its laws once Massachusetts changed its state laws.
D) The Massachusetts constitution did not have a big effect on the lives of people living there.


3) Read these sentences from the text.
“Like many other enslaved people, she was probably inspired by the idea that all people were born equal. She probably hoped that idea would be applied to her.”

Why does the author say “probably” when describing Elizabeth’s thoughts?

A) Because Elizabeth put out so many different accounts of her life that historians today never really know which one is true or which one to trust.
B) Because there are no records at all of Elizabeth’s life, not even second hand ones, so we know nothing about what she was doing or thinking during her life.
C) Because Elizabeth’s life story was recorded by historians or people who knew her secondhand, so the author has to guess what she might have been thinking.
D) Because in Elizabeth’s book about her life, she doesn’t talk much about this period of time, so the author has to guess.

4) What is the main idea of this text?
A) In Massachusetts, John Ashley and other powerful men in Massachusetts would gather at the Ashley house to discuss the events and politics of the day and the appropriate response.
B) Elizabeth Freeman was born into slavery and fought for her freedom in court when a new Massachusetts state constituion was passed, and lived the rest of her life as a free Black woman who was paid for her labor.
C) Theodore Sedgwick, a young lawyer who had participated in the Sheffield Declaration discussions in the Ashley house, represented Elizabeth Freeman in her court case fighting for her freedom.
D) Elizabeth Freeman and a man named Brom were both enslaved in the Ashley household and were united in a court case where they fought for their freedom, represented by Theodore Sedgwick.
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How does each stanza contribute to a developing sense of doom? Which words does the past use to build the mood in the poem

What does the figurative language in the excerpt suggest about
Miss Emma?
O Her vision is failing.
Her only focus is on Jefferson.
O She is disappointed in Grant.
O She is overcome with illness.

Why does miss brill skip her slice of honeycake on her way home

Find the incorrect pronoun and type it correctly.
People with positive attitudes tend to be more successful in life because you are more likely
to focus on solutions rather than problems.

8.
8. A cell phone company charges $60.00 a month for up to 1 gigabyte of data.
The cost of additional data is $0.05 per megabyte.
Write a linear equation to model a user's monthly bill where d
represents the number of additional megabytes and C represents the
cost of the monthly bill.

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Which TWO ideas are central to Gallatin's argument?
A
A treaty cannot be made that goes against a previous treaty.
B
The acquisition of Texas could be effortless.
С
Texas would benefit economically if annexed.
D
The annexation of Texas could be the start of many more annexations.
m
E
Taking action to annex Texas would be like declaring war on Mexico.

why does Anya go looking for Dimitri after leaving the train station

What are the roles of teachers in the realisation of the national philosophy of education?

What does Kino not put in his canoe in chapter 2?

Opium, methamphetamine, and cocaine are
in the United States.
available over the counter
not available by prescription
available by prescription
not used

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1984 book newspeak terms

What’s the correct answer

Explain why an author might choose precise words over vague words.
Giving 35 points to whoever answers ASAP

What were the benefits and costs of sugar distribution?

That quiz was too difficult. It was so hard that I was not able to answer three questions. I hope the next quiz is easier! Which word is a synonym clue that can help you figure out the meaning of the word difficult? O "quiz" o "hard" O "answer" O "easier"​

Which of the following is the thesis statement?

Question 1 options:

People should not own exotic animals as pets because it is cruel to the animal and it can be dangerous to people.


One reason people should not own exotic animals as pets is that it can be cruel to the animal.


However, even if death from an exotic animal attack is rare, these types of animals can cause serious injury which makes them potentially dangerous.


Though the possibility of inflicting harm on an animal should be reason enough, there are dangers associated with exotic pet ownership as well.

The phrase "witch hunt" did not end after the Salem Witch Trials. Explain how fear can be a powerful tool for convincing people to shun those who think differently or introduce a new way of doing something or thinking about things. Why do you think people with power would have used such fear tactics to keep others from having a voice? Is fear a harmless rhetorical device and a simple matter of free speech, or does it have a detrimental impact on the common good? What might be a more effective way of examining new ideas?

Is it impossible to have an indirect object without a subject transitive verb

appropriate preposition.
1. He phoned me____home last night.
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In many myths, evil is described as entering the world after creation rather than being part of it (for example, the stories of the Garden of Eden or Pandora’s Box). Why do you think this theme is so common?