What happened in My Name is Parvana Chapter 4?

Answer:

Noorie takes care of Mother while Maryam carries water to Carvana for her to clean her face and soak her feet. and Parvana tries to talk to Nooria, but falls asleep and dreams about her and her mother getting hit by the soldiers and can't help her mother even if she screams "I am Malali"

Explanation:

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Brainliest?

Can anyone help me think of points for why self control ISNT the reason for obesity?

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To make the paragraph more cohesive, the following words or phrases should be added:
Students with higher intellectual and cognitive abilities will benefit from four years of mandatory mathematics teaching in high school.
This is owing to the fact that solving mathematics requires a high rate of cognition. This helps the children acquire a high-level thinking faculty.
As a result, regardless of the career path they choose, everyone should study mathematics in high school in order to broaden their intellectual capacity.


Im of to a good start I just need help with explaining why that phrase would increase cohesion.

Solve the English problem

Fill in the blank:

When we heard about our teacher’s serious illness, we visited him daily in the hospital to ______________ his morale

annul

blasé

bolster

deplore

frivolous

muster

nonentity

obsess

ornate

oust

peruse

porous

promontory

prone

qualm

recourse

residue

solicitous

staid

sustain

HELP!! JULIUS CAESAR

Elements of Speech Writing:
Find one example of at least 3/6 elements and:
copy each example
(1) explain the meaning AND (2) purpose of each example.

Simile:
1-
2-

Metaphor:
1-
2-

Repetition:
1-
2-

Allusion:
1-
2-

Parallel Structure:
1-
2-

Imagery:
1-
2-

write a literary analysis of the princess and the goblin by george macdonald

Which of these quotes from the excerpt best illustrates children's needs to fit in at school?
O A. "The enormous black eyes of the little Indian girl from my class looked at my food longingly..."
OB. "I sprinted barefoot across the lowns with my favorite playmate the cook's son, to the stream at the er of the garden."
C. "The cotton dress should have looked stronge, but all I could think of was that I should ask my mother if I couldn't wear a dress to school, too, Instead of my
Indian clothes.
O D. "In complete silence we left the school grounds and started to walk home."

Pen-pals: write letters to an important person from history or the characters in a story that you have learnt in English.(Formal or informal)

Select the correct answer.
Curtis is planning a research paper about blues music. Which research question should he use to keep his research focused?

A.
How did blues music influence other genres of music in the twentieth century?
B.
Who are the most popular blues musicians working in the United States and Europe today?
C.
How did blues music help transform the African American culture and identity after the Civil War?
D.
How did the great migration impact the spread of the blues across the United States?

What was scaring Kenny and Joey at the beginning of their stay in Alabama?

The line “Chair’d in the adamant of Time” from the poem "America" implies that America, and all it represents, is here to stay.

Given this, what is most likely the meaning of adamant?


unbreakable hold

varying effect

positive change

menacing presence

Which of these sentences has the same meaning as the underlined sentence

What is your opinion of celebrity auctions? State your position, and support it with your reasoning and evidence cited from reading the article below.

Celebrity accessories top the list when it comes to peculiar auction purchases. Of course, most are more solid than air. Fans went gaga when a fake fingernail worn by Lady Gaga herself made its way to auction. And a jaw-dropping chunk of change was once plunked down for a chomped-up piece of Britney Spears's chewing gum. When it comes to unusual investments, are humans just "born this way"?

According to experts, the answer is yes! "The earliest archeological records show that ownership of objects is a universal phenomenon that has existed across time, cultures, and people," Professor Kiara Timpano told the University of Miami press. And what might be considered one person's trash is often someone else's treasure. Like a tennis racket smashed up by queen of swing, Serena Williams.

So why do people collect such offbeat objects? It depends on the person. Some bidders raid their piggy banks for sentimental reasons. After all, nothing brings back feelings of childhood quite like an original pair of Dorothy's ruby slippers. Others drop great gobs of dough on items that are mostly for show. Or they may want to get hold of items that gain value over time. Like what? Like any pair of game-worn Air Jordans that adorned basketball legend Michael Jordan's famous, though sweaty, feet.

Then there's the thrill of the hunt. Scientific research suggests that finding and acquiring items believed to be of value stimulates the brain and leads to feelings of pride and satisfaction.

But shopping for strange stuff isn't always about self-fulfillment. It's sometimes about helping others. A teacup stained with Lady Gaga's lipstick, for instance, raised funds to support Japanese art students affected by a terrible tsunami and earthquake. Singer Justin Bieber once lopped off his locks for the auction block. Proceeds from the sale of his trimmed tresses went to help a pet shelter. Then there's Marvel star Scarlett Johansson. She spread some love, and possibly a cold, by putting one of her used tissues on eBay to raise money for a food bank.

From the irregular to the icky, you can find some outrageous items at auction. Who knows? If you catch your favorite celeb tossing something as common as a napkin into the trash, you might have a treasure on your hands!

Find and correct the mistake in the sentence. Josh used to play basketball for two years.​

Which of these is an example of a public interest group? the Tobacco Institute League of United Latin American Citizens the American Medical Association the Motion Picture Association of America.

Who helped gain the support of the French king and government for the American Patriots?

Baron von Steuben
Bernardo de Gálvez
Casimir Pulaski
Marquis de Lafayette

What am I supposed to write about?
Write a paragraph in which you describe the steps that experienced readers can use to analyze conflicting information in texts about the same topic. Explain why it is important for readers to recognize and evaluate conflicting information. Provide specific examples from the two texts.
Write a paragraph in which you explain why it matters when the two authors interpret the same facts differently. Using specific examples from the two texts, describe the impact of the author's differing interpretations of the facts on you as a reader.
Write a paragraph in which you explain how including a conflicting point of view and evidence in an argument can make it more persuasive. Describe the effect that including a conflict and point of view and evidence can have on readers. Give specific examples.

Can someone give me an example of a clenching statement about foreshadowing!
Please this is due soon (0 _0);

Which of these is an example of a good clarifying question?
A.What did you think of the way the story ended?
B.What was the last thing the main character said?
C.What did you just say, in plain English?
D.What made you think that loyalty to friends was a theme in the story?

8. The speaker of the poem "Your World" goes from living in a small nest in a corner to
A. Being welcomed into a larger flock of birds
B. Being devoured into a larger flock of birds
C. Soaring "to the uttermost reaches" of the sky
D. Thriving with other wildlife in a big airy barn

The ""truth"" found in newspapers can be subjective. True or false?

Write An essay on how Bill Gates Harvard Commencement Address 2007 motivate and inspires you

Why does the following infuriate Liza?

"I suppose it was natural for you to be anxious about the garden party. But that's all over now. [He pats her kindly on the shoulder. She writhes]. There's nothing more to worry about."

She can't stand it when Higgins touches her.

Higgins assumes that she was nervous, she was not at all nervous.

Higgins doesn't understand that her worrying has just begun.

Higgins didn't pay attention to her at all that night.​

Which of the following forms of communication developed most recently?
a.
Interviewing
c.
Computer Mediated
b.
Mass Communication
d.
Small Group


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

Is anyone aware of the story "The Tell-Tale Heart"? If so can someone help me summarize the story as if you were the narrator? Write a status explaining that you have just been arrested for murder and quickly summarise what has happened. Try to mimic the style of writing the narrator uses throughout the story. I have attached the story in case if needed.
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Is brainly part of the internet

We won the match because …… hard for the whole week.
A have practised
B practise
C had been practising
D have been practising

"Peter Piper picked a pack of pickled peppers" is an example of a(n): *

A. Personification
B. Metaphor
C. Hyperbole
D. Alliteration

What is TRUE about the three main components of money management?
O A.
Financial records are not always required when managing money.
OB.
Budgeting involves figuring out your personal net worth.
O C. Filing taxes is the most important component.
OD
Each of the components is connected and builds off of the others.

“Inspiring love” by Alexander Pushkin
Which line from the poem supports the development of the theme?
А
"And I forgot thy tender voice," (line 11)
B
"Quietly my days were dragging;" (line 14)
С
"But at last awakes my soul:" (line 17)
D
"And again didst thou appear:" (line 18)