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I used to have a pet guinea pig named Pumpkin, but it had gotten sick and died. I don't quite remember the exact dialogue, but this is more or less what was said.

"Is it dead?" My brother prodded the tiny little body with the tip of his index finger, a deep furrow between his dark, shaggy brows.

"I don't know," I answered, pinching my nose between my thumb and forefinger. The little guinea pig's beady black eyes glittered under the beam of the flashlight as we peered into its cage. Its brown body fell limp in his hands as he scooped it up. I've never know Pumpkin to play dead. And if she was playing, she was certainly good at it. She even smelled dead.

"You KILLED PUMPKIN!!" he shrieked, the body now dangling from his shaking hands. He dropped our pet on the floor and, tears streaming down his cheeks, disappeared into the kitchen. I stood alone in the living with our dead pet, wondering what if there was anything I could say or do to console my little brother. Sobs came from the kitchen.

My brother had spent almost everyday in front of the cage, staring with wide eyes at Pumpkin, playing with her and talking to her as he were if expecting her to offer a response.  He'd spent so much time with her, in fact, there was a little divot in the carpet in front of her cage where he'd stood every single day after hopping off the schoolbus in the afternoons. They'd bonded in a way that the normal people in our family could understand; Pumpkin had captured a piece of his heart I'd only ever managed to brush with the tips of my fingers. From day one, Pumpkin was the one he would confide in, ask for advice, and tell his jokes to. Which, I'd told myself, didn't bother me because, quite frankly, his jokes sucked anyway.

When Dad got home, he helped us bury Pumpkin in the backyard near the vegetable garden, right next to the now-weltering heads of lettuce she used to eat off of back in July whenever Mom wasn't watching.

"You were my best friend, Pumpkin, and if LACEY hadn't fed you spoiled food, you wouldn't be dead. If you come back to haunt somebody, haunt HER," said my brother, kneeling over the grave. Dad and I watched in silence.

"I miss you already," he continued, "and I hope you'll be comfortable here."

I was the one who'd named Pumpkin, fed her, lined her cage, and brushed the tangles out of her fur. So, I got to choose where she would be buried. And so Pumpkin's body lie in the shade of our little willow tree, her grave surrounded by yellow dandelions hand-picked from the front yard (which hadn't been hard, since our yard was choking with them). Her headstone, which Dad had whittled from wood, stuck up from the freshly overturned earth, in which we'd carved her name and a simple little message: We love you.

From Pumpkin's little spot, she would be shaded from the sun, sheltered from the snow, and lightly sprinkled with rain. From her grave, she would enjoy the sunshine and marvel at the colors of the leaves as the seasons changed, just as we did. Because although she was no longer with us, she will always hold a place in our hearts as a member of our family, and in our eyes, she was just as big as everybody else.

I got kinda carried away lol XD

Name three behaviors Old
Major says should be
forbidden after the revolution.

Recognizing Elements of a Strong Opinion Next to the statues and the head, the slab seems unimpressive at first glance. It is roughly the size of a tabletop-three feet nine inches long, two feet four and a half inches wide, and eleven inches thick. But many experts would say that this rather small piece of rock was more valuable than any of the larger objects in the room. For it is the famed Rosetta Stone, which gave nineteenth-century scholars their first key to the secrets of ancient Egypt. Which part of a strong opinion is the final sentence of the passage? the counterclaim the evidence the reason the claim

2-The word computation means_____

An amount computed.
Copying from a computer
To construct something
To evaluate something

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While Dad warmed the car up, Mom got the baby ready.

Select the dependent clause from the sentence.

A) got the baby ready
B) Mom got the baby ready
C) warmed the car up
D) While Dad warmed the car up

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what happens to a dream deferred?
The final italized line is different from the others init
A. marks a shift of voice from one speaker to another
B. moves from predicting the future to reporting on the present
C. moves from rhetorical questions to a standard interrogative
D. presents the dream not as passive but as active, even violence

Read the following Bible passage:
"Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! You clean the outside of the cup and dish, but
inside they are full of greed and self-indulgence! Blind Pharisee! First clean the inside of the
cup so the outside of it may also become clean.
"Woe to you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! You are like whitewashed tombs, which
appear beautiful on the outside, but inside are full of dead men's bones and every impurity. In
the same way, on the outside you seem righteous to people, but inside you are full of
hypocrisy and lawlessness." (Matthew 25:25-27)
How is the theme of this passage similar or different to themes from Oedipus the King? In your
answer, use at least 2-3 examples from the text of the play. You may also include examples from
other Bible passages you have studied. Your answer should be at least 2-3 paragraphs.

What are some rules you
think the Jews will have to follow,
now that the Germans have invaded
Sighet? Provide at least 4 rules.

letter to your younger brother asking him to grow the habit of reading books and newspaper​

What was Victor Frankenstein's strongest motivation for creating life?

A.
He wanted to prove his worth to his love.

B.
He wanted personal success.

C.
He wanted to impress his family.

D.
He wanted to rebel against fate.

What does the excerpt from Anton Chekhov's The Proposal indicate about the Lomov and Chubukov families?

LOMOV: I shall try to be brief. You must know, honoured Natalya Stepanovna, that I have long, since my childhood, in fact, had the privilege of knowing your family. My late aunt and her husband, from whom, as you know, I inherited my land, always had the greatest respect for your father and your late mother. The Lomovs and the Chubukovs have always had the most friendly, and I might almost say the most affectionate, regard for each other. And, as you know, my land is a near neighbour of yours. You will remember that my Oxen Meadows touch your birchwoods.

A.
They are among the richest families in their area.
B.
They used to share a positive relationship with each other.
C.
They have always been jealous of each other's estate.
D.
They maintain a healthy bond for strictly business reasons.

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Asher wants to compare the subjects of the poems "The Great Wave: Hokusai" and "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" by analyzing their structures. Asher should pay the most attention to the length and complexity of the lines in each text. the way each text describes the subject. the kinds of words each author used in each text. the attitude each text has toward the subject.

HELP ME PLZ "Several of nature's people I know, and they know me" What does the author most likely mean by "nature's people"? OA. children OB. animals O C. the speaker's neighbors OD people who live in the woods​

Rewrite the following sentence, being sure to fix the faulty pronoun. Jane and Jasmin liked going to the mall where she could buy new earrings.

Unit 1: Love and Reminiscence
The Grandmother, Ray Young Bear
About Love, Anton Chekhov
A.
1.
Word Meaning:
American Indian
Mesquaki
all - loving
all-inspiring
Unit 2: Ecology and Change
Too Few Trocs, Moti Nissani
purple
पाठको नेपाली रुपान्तरण
Travelling Through the Dark, William Stafford,
Unit 3: Humour and Satire
A Story, Daylan Thomas
The Grandmother
The Lamentation of The Old Pensioner, William Butler Yeats
Two Long-term Problems: Too Many People and
Full Fathom Five Thy Father Lies, William Shakespeare
Hurried Trip to Avoida Bad Star, M. Lilla and C. Bishop Berry
यदि मैले मेरी हजुरआमाको शरीर एक माइल टाढाबाट देखे भने पनि म त्यो अकृति
हजुरआमाकै हो भनेर तुरुन्तै चिन्न सक्थे। प्याजी रंगको मजेत्रो ओटेको र हातमा पसलबाट किनी
सामान बोक्दा प्रयोग गरिने प्लाष्टिकको झोला बोकेकी । यदि मलाई मेरो शिरमा (टाउकोमा)
The Last Voyage of the Ghost Ship, Gabriel Garcia Marquez
हातको स्पर्श भयो भने ओसिला र न्याना तथा जराहरूका सुगन्धयुक्त ती हात हजुरआमाकै हुन्
भनेर चिन्ने थिएँ। यदि मैले कुनै चट्टानबाट स्वर आएको सुने भने म तुरुन्त चिन्ने थिए र राति
निभ्न लागेका आगोमा कसैले यताउता खरानी चलाउँदा आउने रापको प्रकाश झै म भित्र बग्दथे
Ray Young Bear, an American -Indian poet and novelist, was
born in a Mesquaki tribe. The theme of his writings is the contemporary
American Indian's search for identity.
In the "Grandmother the poet has recalled his grandmother
picture. The grandmother had a distinct shape. He could know her from
mile away. She used to wear purple scarf and carry a plastic shopping b
while going to and returning from the market. When she returned from
field, her hands used to be wet yet he could still feel the warmth of affect
love and care in her touch. He could even know her by the smell of
coming from her hands. He would always remember his grandmother's
31 inspiring, soothing voice. Every time he went towards the graveyard
he heard her voice. The voice flowed into him like the light of so
stirring ashes from a sleeping fire at night. She was all-loving
-Ray Young Bear
Red Indian अमेरिकाका आदिवासीहरू
मेस्ववेकी नामक रेड इन्डियन समुदाय
स्नेहमूर्त
सर्व प्रेरणादायक
प्याजी रंडको
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उनका शब्दहरू। 1
3. Summary in English:
Unit 4: God and Man
God's Grandeur, Gerand Manley Hopkins
Unit 5: Human Rights
I Have a Dream, Martin Luther King, Jr.
Unit 6: Women and Children
Women's Business, Ilene Kantrov
The Children Who Wait, Marsha Traugot
A Child is Born, Germaine Greer
Unit 7: Crime and Confession
The Tell- Tale Heart, Edar Alan Poe
Purgatory, William Butler Yeats
Unit 8: Playing with the Text
Hansel and Gretel, Jacob and Wilheim Grimm
Gretel, Garrison Keillor
Completing Texts
The Boarding House, James Joyce
Interpreting Texts
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inspiring,
The "Grandmother' represents the cultural identity of the
34 tribe. By remembering his grandmother, he is lamenting the losse
The poet is suggesting that the cultural identity is th
zines​

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write the correct form of the words given
in brackets.
a I
b
He Just now-
Cbuy) a mobile last week.
Let us hope that it --- (be) sunny tomorrow
-carrive) at home.

Why is conflict so important in a play? please give a detailed answer.

Which sentences below demonstrate correct punctuation of a compound sentence?

Why were the Nazis worried about the rest of the world finding out about the
concentration camps?

Using first person point of view write three sentences about animals

How does the section the atomic bomb a controversial weapon contribute to the development of ideas on the text

_________________ refers to the components of the text: the organization, vocabulary and content. a. Fluency goals c. Content b. Text structure d. Persuasive text

Explain how Liam O'Flaherty uses situational
irony in the short story The Sniper.

Why Is Abbreviated Such A Long Word?​

Fix the one word that is used incorrectly.
You should poor cold water over pasta once it's done to stop it from overcooking.

What is the literal meaning of the poem?
"All Day I Hear"
By James Joyce

All day I hear the noise of waters
Making moan,
Sad as the sea-bird is when, going
Forth alone,
He hears the winds cry to the water's
Monotone.

The grey winds, the cold winds are blowing
Where I go.
I hear the noise of many waters
Far below.
All day, all night, I hear them flowing
To and fro.

description of the noises cold, winter winds make
description of the noises the train make
description of the noises fish make
description of the noises waves make
description of the noises the children make

are you prepared careers influenced by aperson who is very significant to you ? If yes, why do you say so?​

What literary device consists of a pair of contradictory words or ideas? hyperbole oxymoron metaphor synecdoche