2. What are context clues and how are they important in reading a piece of writing?

Answer:

Context clues are clues or hints the author gives to help define a word within a book. This can be very important if you want your reader to understand your piece of writing.

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I have had my share of bed kicks to my face, but I’ve come through.
What is “but”?
A) Simple Subject
B) Simple Predicate
C) Complete Subject
D) Complete Predicate
E) Neither

Readers would MOST Likely conclude that
A)
only the man willing to forgive his neighbor will be
rescued.
B)
only the tougher, less forgiving man will survive this
ordeal.
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the two enemies had more in common with each
other than they realized.
D)
both men will be rescued because one finally showed
willingness to forgive.

What do the Hindus compare the moon to?
I

Every year since its beginning, our town's Old Home Days celebration
has resulted in traffic accidents. Luckily, no one has been seriously
injured, but it is clear that we need better traffic control during the
festivities. Parents who pull over on Main Street to drop off kids cause
other drivers to pull around them, creating a dangerous situation. To
avoid this, the police who stop traffic for pedestrians to cross Main
Street should be located at more than one spot. It is the responsibility
of the drivers to be careful, but we can make their job easier by making
some simple changes
Which best states the central idea of the passage?
O A. No one has ever been seriously injured during Old Home Days.
B. Children being left unattended at Old Home Days are causing
problems
C. The town needs to make changes to improve traffic safety during
Old Home Days.
D. Police need to do a better job of directing traffic at Old Home
Days

Your spiritual self is ________________.
a.

how you interact with others
b.

personal reflection about your thoughts and feelings
c.

a measure of how religious you are
d.

the decisions you make about your likes and dislikes

Read the sonnet. Sonnet 116, by William Shakespeare Let me not to the marriage of true minds Admit impediments. Love is not love Which alters when it alteration finds, Or bends with the remover to remove. O, no! It is an ever-fixèd mark That looks on tempests and is never shaken; It is the star to every wandering bark, Whose worth’s unknown, although his height be taken. Love’s not Time’s fool, though rosy lips and cheek Within his bending sickle’s compass come; Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks, But bears it out even to the edge of doom. If this be error, and upon me proved, I never writ, nor no man ever loved.

Which of the following statements best describes how lines 1–12 in Sonnet 116 develop the ideas of the poem?
A) The third quatrain develops ideas different than those expressed in the first two quatrains.
B) All of the quatrains express a single thought in different ways.
C) The meaning of the poem changes in the second quatrain.
D) Each quatrain shows the speaker’s feelings of love from a different perspective.

How to write a full sentence outline.​

Since the beard on his face reached his collarbone, he decided to shave
it.
O beard
O on his face
O reached
O collarbone

Identify the subject and predicate in the following sentence:

Jerry left work early and went to a doctor's appointment.

what did you feel and think while doing the activities​?

What’s the theme in the bass the river and Sheila

Give examples of things that you are willing to sacrifice for the sake of your significant others happiness?

How do you think higher education will impact your life?

correct the sentence fragment to make the thought complete.
My brother and his friends.

Write an essay. Choose 3 parts for improvement and write about the steps you will take to improve yourself.​

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Which of the following choices is a sentence fragment?
Bees make more honey in May.
Dogs bark.
Only after the race the horse by the finish line.
The zoo was hemorrhaging money without its usual donors.

which of the following would provide the most neutral...

the rest of the question and answer choices are on the picture.​

Is The Capitalization And Punctuation Correct?

In the short story "The Bet," what is the banker—because he is largely one-dimensional and unchanging—considered?

A.
flat and dynamic character
B.
flat and static character
C.
round and dynamic character
D.
round and static character

How does the author best capture the audience's attention in paragraph one?
A.
by explaining that there is a problem with how all teens dress today
B.
by describing examples of inappropriate teen clothing
C.
by saying that teenagers express themselves through personal statements
D.
by saying that favorite music groups encourage students to dress badly

7.
They grow when girls become up?
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crumb : bread :: __: molecule

If you had to choose a fun-scary experience to take part in, what would you choose and
why?

How does the tone and mood change in blancaflor

How did King
Hamlet die? *​

“I just don’t think your grades are strong enough to get you into Stanford, Charlene. Why don’t you shoot for the state college?”
The college counselor’s office was making Charlene more claustrophobic by the minute, as she struggled to process Mr. Martin’s words. Not strong enough to get into Stanford? she thought to herself. Still in a daze, she thanked him feebly and went to meet Rhonda in the cafeteria.
“Look, you’ve still got almost a year before the application deadline,” Rhonda reminded her when she heard her story. “I’ve seen you on the basketball court. You’re a fighter, so get out there and prove Mr. Martin wrong! ”
Something in her friend’s words hit home for Charlene. Mr. Martin may be the “expert,” but he didn’t know what she had inside, what she was capable of—and neither did she. So she’d spend the next nine months discovering exactly that. Day by day, week by week, Charlene worked to excel. On the basketball court, she was all focus and determination, dazzling her teammates and winning the coach’s praise. She threw herself into her studies, but she also volunteered at an animal shelter on the weekends and became active in various school clubs. “Well-rounded” was what she figured Stanford wanted, and that’s what she intended to deliver.
The next spring, when the acceptance letter arrived on Stanford letterhead, along with a basketball scholarship, she opted against waving it in Mr. Martin’s face. The news reached him through the grapevine, and he sent her a congratulatory note. Years later, on a visit home, she stopped in to Mr. Martin’s office and thanked him for expressing his doubt in her abilities which ultimately made her work that much harder to get into Stanford.


What is the main theme of this passage?
A. The clearer one's goals are, the easier they are to attain.
B. Volunteering will make you a more well-rounded person.
C. Hard work and determination are the keys to success.
D. A lot of good can be accomplished in a short time.

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What process or thoughts do you go through when faced with a difficult choice to make? (I just need a couple of sentences)

21) Choose the sentence that shows correct punctuation.
Yes said Samuel I will pick you up at noon.

a.) "Yes," said Samuel, "I will pick you up at noon."
b.) "Yes," said Samuel "I will pick you up at noon."
c.) "Yes" said Samuel, "I will pick you up at noon."