Why does Uncle Henrik decide to tell Annemarie about the hiding place in his boat?

Answer:

to do what you must without thinking of the danger

Answer:

Annemarie says she does not think she was brave, only scared. She did not even think about the danger, she adds. Uncle Henrik tells her that is what it means to be brave: to do what you must without thinking of the danger. He tells Annemarie that he and other fishermen have made hiding places in their boats.on:

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Lily put down the last brownie and back away, and we can still be friends. Which revision punctuates the parenthetical expression correctly ? Lily put down the last brownie and back away, and we can, still, be friends .
Lily put down the last brownie , and back away, and we can still be friends .
Lily, put down the last brownie and back away , and we can still be friends .
Lily put down , the last brownie , and back away , and we can still be friends .

Explain what is meant by “the right to freedom of expression

the antonyms for raging​

please answer quickly: 30 points!

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What is the best definition of siege?


armed soldiers

unfair rule

military blockade

violent storm

Which two elements contribute to the serting of a story?

when a complex sentence begins with a subordinate clause, punctuation after the subordinate clause is?

A) Required

B) Not Required

Adisa was a very talented art student. He had such a(n)
analytical
mind. He could look at a piece of art, examine the form and structure, and design a completely unique concept. One day, Adisa had a
with his college professor concerning the upcoming Arts of the World Contest. He wanted to display his African masks and paintings that he had been commissioned by his former patron to design. However, his professor wanted him to create something new and fresh. He thought about creating a graphic print for cloth. He would later market the design for profit. However, he needed a(n)
of beautiful ancient work, so he researched some
. When he had developed some designs, he asked his friends to give some insightful comments. To his surprise, Adisa won first place in his craft! After winning that award, he was raised to distinguished stature in the art and textile industry. He had job offers from several companies. His older brother was so proud that he gave him a family heirloom—a staff carved from antique ebony wood.

Male mosquitoes have an average life span of approximately ten days. Write the autobiography of Mr. Monty P. Mosquito detailing his life from birth to death. 3-4 paragraphs (5-7 sentences per paragraph).

Since I wear a size 7 can I go down a size like 6.5? * in shoes * or it’s going to be too small?

Punctuation Marks
Careful It is hot​

Which sentence is in the present perfect?
A. I will take a cruise next summer.
c. Melanie tried sushi last week.
B. I love to golf in the morning.
D. I have seen four movies this week.

Keys to time management include __.
a) planning ahead, b) avoiding procrastination, c) prioritizing or d) all of the above

Choose the word, clause, or phrase modified by the underlined word(s).


Hagrid spoke fondly of his experience at space camp.

Question 4 options:

spoke


of his experience


at space camp

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Mr. Gerhardt asked to prepare a presentation about a city. In the presentation, students should -Present information about population trends in the city -Describe some of the city's most famous sights -Describe a famous food from the city.

Which of the following is the BEST way to format the information?

A. 1) text; 2) graph; 3) text and graph

B. 1) live speech; 2) quantitative format; 3) voice over

C. 1) pictures; 2) voice over; 3) text

D. 1) graph; 2) pictures and voice over; 3) picture and text

For good mental and physical health, Michael ________ bed earlier

What does air pollution most directly cause? Check all that apply.
plant damage due to acid rain
increased soil erosion
harm to aquatic organisms
continuing global warming
human health risks

Present Simple, Future Simple, Present Continuous, to be going to

Look at that wall. It looks as if it (FALL DOWN).

Now that she’s rich, she’s (TRAVEL) round the world.

It’s cold here. I (TURN) on the heating.

The boat (LEAVE) at 8 o’clock in the morning.

I (HAVE) dinner with Jane this evening.

In the year 2050, people (DRIVE) flying cars


A: Have you decided where you’re going for your holidays? B: Yes, I (GO) tour Spain

… (THEY INSTALL) the new computers next week?

I (BE) a famous doctor one day!

I (HELP) you with your homework, if you like.

Be careful! That ladder isn’t safe – you (FALL)……..!

Let’s go for another swim after we (FINISH) this drink.

In Book 18, this guy asks Achilles (his bestie) if he can take his armor and some Myrmidons and go join the battle to help the Achaeans

from Olive and the Bees

"I mean to make a study of bees!" said Olive, in an important manner, as she looked up from a big book on natural history which she had been reading for the last ten minutes. "I have plenty of leisure these holidays, and I mean to be like Hüber, and study bees, and find out wonderful things about them. He was blind, you know, and as I am not blind, I ought to find out a lot more than he did!" Olive finished up, complacently.
Charlie, however, far from being impressed with this speech, only burst out laughing. "You are conceited!" he exclaimed; "to think that you, at twelve years of age, are going to beat Hüber, who spent a life-time in studying bees! However, there is no doubt you will learn something from them, and by the time you have been well stung you will be able to describe some of their habits," and he laughed again.
"I shall not be stung," said Olive calmly.
"And one of their ways is to sting inquisitive folk," said Charlie. "Let me advise you to have Mary's blue-bag handy—the thing she uses on washing-days, you know. Nothing like it for the sting of an angry bee!" and picking up his fishing-rod, Charlie walked away to the river.
It was the first summer that Olive had spent in the country, and all its sights and scenes were new to her. So now, rejoicing in the freedom of being able to roam about without her hat or jacket, she ran lightly out of the low French window of the sitting-room, and down the path towards a large clump of lemon-colored foxgloves.
"The bees were in and out of these foxgloves yesterday," she said, as she stooped over the bed. "Ah, yes! here is one—buried quite deep in the flower. I must have that bee," and taking out her handkerchief, she threw it over the flower, and caught the bee in its folds, carrying it in triumph towards the hives, which stood on a shelf under a sunny wall by the high garden gate.
"Now then, dear bee," said Olive, loosing the bee with all the calmness of ignorance, "here is your hive; let me see you go in with your load of honey."
Bees, however, are not creatures to be trifled with, and this one did not mean to go to its hive with its honey-bags only half full. Instead, it turned fiercely on Olive and stung her sharply on the hand.
"Oh! oh! It hurts!" she screamed, and hurrying away, she accidentally upset the straw cover of a hive. Instantly, scores of angry bees came buzzing round her, and Olive ran as she had never run before. But she did not escape without several severe stings, and she was all but fainting with pain and terror when she at last reached the kitchen door and slammed it behind her.
Fortunately, Mary was there, and at once applied the blue-bag, which eased the pain of the stings greatly.
"I only wanted to study the bees," sobbed Olive, "and I never meant to offend them, and make them sting me."
"You had better study obedience, Miss, and leave the bees alone," said Mary curtly. "I told you only yesterday to keep away from the hives. If you want to study bees, get the old bee-master to tell you how to set about it."
Some weeks later, Olive had an opportunity of watching the bee-master when he removed the honey from the hives. He did not get stung, though the bees were all round him, and Olive could not help admiring the fearless way he went to work.
Charlie was right. Olive did learn something from the bees, and one of her lessons was humility. She did not again think she knew all about a subject after reading of the wonderful discoveries of men who had given a lifetime to it.


Select ALL the correct answers.
Which two details should be included in a summary of the passage?
Olive wanted to study bees, and she thought that she would be able to learn more about them than Hüber.
After being stung by bees, Olive realized that Mary's blue-bag was really useful in reducing the pain.
Olive wanted to study bees to prove to Charlie that she was smarter than him so that he would stop mocking her.
After being stung by bees, Olive learned to never try things without having some knowledge about them.
After being stung by bees, Olive decided to never go near another beehive again and forget about studying bees.

Question 8 of 24
Read the following passage:
I'll take the stairs. Stairs are good for exercise, right? No,
not the stairs. That would bring me right past Barbara's
door. I wonder if she still wears that same perfume. I could
take the elevator. But what if it stops at her floor and she
gets in? I can't be in an elevator full of that smell.
What is most likely the author's purpose for using this narrative style?

Meaning of “bullion” in I SELL A DOG?

→Imagine that Macbeth finds his wife's diary. How do you think he would react? What would his response be to her perception of him? How do you know this would be his reaction? en​

how did pony boy overcome the conflict with the socs?

The word cooperate means?
A. repeat actions.
B. joins forces.
C. gather information.
D. separate ideas.

when you see what’s being said, how it’s supported, and what you should take away from reading a text, you are___.

The Subject of the following sentence is:
We went to the store to get some ice.
O 1. Store
O 2. ice
3. We
O 4. some

paragraph 4 describes Nakate as deciding to strike and staging a school strike. How is Nakates protest being called a strike related to the meaning of the text

Can you race with people at a traffic light?

Which is true of these lines? repetition is used to emphasize the importance of freedom. repetition is used to argue that progress is inevitable. allusion is used to emphasize the importance of freedom. allusion is used to argue that progress is inevitable.