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write a letter to your friend in another school telling him or her about three advantages and disadvantages of virtual lessons
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Part A
Sanjay: How do good writers get started on their writing projects? What are some techniques they use?

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What hints did the writer provide earlier that Zaroff would force Rainsford into a contest?

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When my twin brother Alex and I were in the fifth grade, our next–door neighbor got a huge skateboard ramp installed on the side of the house closest to us. Alex was friends with Jeremy, the boy who lived there and before long, Alex was over at his house skateboarding practically every day. I was already plenty busy with my other hobbies to take up a new one, so I did not share my brother's passion for skateboarding.

The bizarre thing is that Alex did an awful lot of complaining about skateboarding. Usually after an hour or so of being on the skateboard ramp, he would storm home, toss his skateboard to the side, and nurse his latest wound, saying he was "done with skateboarding." I admit I thought he might have been exaggerating—trying to get attention. It got on my nerves. Then again, maybe I was just jealous he was spending so much time with the neighbor. In any case, one day I told him I was tired of hearing about how difficult skateboarding was. I probably should have kept my mouth closed after that, but I made the mistake of saying too much—things I later regretted.

Alex was so mad at me that he chose to ignore me as punishment. Not having Alex around to talk to was torturous; it was even worse than him spending so much time with Jeremy (and hardly enough time with me). A few days later, Alex broke his rule of ignoring me to tell me he and Jeremy had organized a neighborhood skateboarding competition. He said that since I was "such an expert on skateboarding," I should go check it out. I will admit I still thought, "How hard could skateboarding be?"

Well, I am telling you now that skateboarding is harder than it looks. The Saturday of the skateboarding competition, I got there early to help Alex and Jeremy set up three rows of chairs they had gathered from our two houses to put around the skateboard ramp. With some time to spare, I grabbed a skateboard to ride on the nice flat driveway. I immediately felt wobbly and was instantly worried I was going to fall. Somehow, though, I managed to make it appear I knew what I was doing—for a few minutes anyway.

Then Alex and Jeremy called me over to the skateboard ramp and told me to give it a try. Having never ridden a skateboard on a ramp before, I was hesitant. Alex and Jeremy did not hesitate to practically force me onto the ramp with their constant chiding. "Just do what we do," they said. They climbed the stairs to the top of one side of the skateboard ramp, dropped in, and started zooming up and down the sides of the half–pipe ramp. They even did a couple of tricks—once flipping the skateboard around to head in another direction, once flying off the high edge of the ramp only to twist and zoom back down. I never knew they were that good at skateboarding.

Fearfully, I climbed the stairs, stuck the tip of my skateboard over the edge of the ramp, and looked down the steep vertical drop. It was even more petrifying when I looked up and saw a bunch of neighbor kids approaching the seats. Jeremy and Alex yelled out at me to "just go." So, finally, I dropped my skateboard in, and though I made it down one side in about one second flat, I suddenly lost my footing and fell right into the ramp I was supposed to be going up. Where did my skateboard go? I sat there bewildered looking around for my skateboard. When I heard people laughing, my face turned several shades of red. It was so humiliating. I got out of there fast.

As I watched the skateboard competition from my bedroom window that day, I gained a new appreciation for how talented of a skateboarder my brother was and how hard he must have worked to get so good. I made sure to tell him when he came home that day—and that I was sorry. He smiled and said, "I told you skateboarding was hard." The high–five meant all was forgiven.

Which first does Malala mention in her speech

How would you describe your use of water if you turn off the faucet when you
brush your teeth?

“The Metamorphosis”- Text to Movie Comparison

Describe how each character reacts once they’ve finally seen Gregor?

A, a person running. B, a ship at sea during a storm. C, a haunted house. D, an angry driver. Which image makes you feel the most anxious and the most curious about what might happen next? A B C D

in stanza 1 of ode to a grecian urn identify two abstract concepts.

Does anyone know what the answer is

PLEASE BE FAST!!
How does the underlined text build
to the poem's conclusion?
As Sophie reads, she___
what she describes in the poem. She also___her
feelings in the moment and how she____

Which poetic device describes the end rhymes in this stanza from the poem "A narrow Fellow in the Grass"?
The Grass divides as with a Comb,
A spotted Shaft is seen,
And then it closes at your Feet
And opens further on -

A.non-rhymes
B.exact rhymes
C.simple rhymes
D.off rhymes

Explain how Scrooges view of the world contrasts with the views of Cratchit and Scrooges nephew in Act 1 of a Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley.

1You have been asked to help feed the homeless this Saturday at your local homeless shelter. How do you feel about this? Afraid? Uninterested? Excited? Nervous? Explain how you feel it would go and how it would work out if you actually did this.


2. How can you show respect for someone even if you don't personally agree with something they are doing?

In the word "neither," the ei vowel combination can make two distinct sounds. Select the two possible sounds the ei combination makes in this word.

choose more than one.


O long a
O long e
O short e
O long i
O short i

"President Cleveland, Where Are You?" takes place during the American Great Depression.

How does this setting affect the story?


Jerry's twin siblings become sick and have to go to the hospital, where they have their tonsils removed.

Jerry's father loses his job and, for a while, Armand is the only person earning money to support the family.

Jerry feels that his older brother Armand is becoming a stranger as he grows older and finds new interests.

Jerry arrives too late to help his brother and sisters pick out a birthday gift for their father—a new tie.

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2) From your reading of the Odyssey Book 12, answer the question.
Who are the Laestrygonians?

witches

sorcerers

gods

cannibals

guards of the cattle

Which is an example of a absolute phrase in the sentence "The dog on the couch, teeth shining, was named Timmy, a big baby of a
dog who loved belly rubs more than chasing cats."?
A)
teeth shining
B)
was named Timmy
The dog on the couch
D)
None of these are absolute phrases

1. Which fact about Tutankhamen do the two accounts agree on, but interpret differently?

When writing a conclusions writer should

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How can a mountain range cause a large desert

30 POINTS!!!!! NEED ANSWER IN 10 MINS!!!!!!!!!
Passage Name: The Ski Run
From the top of the ski run, the mountainside below Ian was an ocean of white as he gripped his poles like an Olympic racer and prepared to push off. Behind him, a timid sun poked through the heavy blanket of purple cloud that had descended upon the ski area, briefly illuminating the top section of the run. Ian took full advantage. He headed straight for the sunny spots and glided his freshly waxed skis across the crusty top layer of icy snow. As he made his way into the woodsy part of the run, the sun snapped out like a light bulb. The trail through the fir trees, towering like skyscrapers around Ian, became impossible to discern. Flakes the size of ping-pong balls fell heavily now. As he came to the edge of the woods, the wind whipped up with a roar, swirling snow filling his vision. He could no longer make out the terrain in front of him. All Ian could do now was stop and wait, hunker against a tree trunk, and pray the storm would lift as quickly as it came.

How does the precise, sensory language contribute to the mood of this passage?
A. It suggests that Ian is a thrill seeker.
B. It conveys the passage of time.
C. It creates a feeling of safety.
D. It helps to build the tension.

10.which question is right
a.
b.
Justin, and Joshua please clean up you bedrooms before
supper.
After supper you will have time for video games, or
television before bedtime.
Joshua, I hope you have finished all of your homework.
We are having meatloaf for dinner, I know that it is one of
your favorites.
C.
d.

When Ophelia asks "How should I your true love
know / From another one?" in her song, the
answer is one's love will be faithful like
O a dog
O a pilgrim
O a ghost
O a soldier

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The guard talked so quickly that you couldn’t understand his directions. Which answer choice below corrects a vague, ambiguous or distant pronoun reference? No correction needed The guard talked too quickly he couldn’t understand his directions. The guard talked so quickly that we couldn’t understand his directions. The guard talked so quickly that you couldn’t understand the directions.

Spanish Dancer

by Rainer Maria Rilke



As on all its sides a kitchen-match darts white

flickering tongues before it bursts into flame:

with the audience around her, quickened, hot,

her dance begins to flicker in the dark room.



5 And all at once it is completely fire.



One upward glance and she ignites her hair

and, whirling faster and faster, fans her dress

into passionate flames, till it becomes a furnace

from which, like startled rattlesnakes, the long

10 naked arms uncoil, aroused and clicking.



And then: as if the fire were too tight

around her body, she takes and flings it out

haughtily, with an imperious gesture,

and watches: it lies raging on the floor,

15 still blazing up, and the flames refuse to die -

Till, moving with total confidence and a sweet

exultant smile, she looks up finally

and stamps it out with powerful small feet.

What is the meaning of imperious as it is used in Line 13?

compulsory
commanding
insulting
assaultive

reason why individuality is the greatest accomplishment?​