In situations where the employer and employee split the expense of a cell phone, should the employer be permitted to inspect the text messages?

Yes

No

Explain why you voted the way you did.

If they contributed in buying the cellphone, then the employer is permitted to inspect the text messages. Thus, it is yes!

This is true because they all have the equal right to make use of the cellphone.

An employer refers to a person or an organisation that actually employs or hire other individuals in order to engage them in a job activity. The employer's responsibility is to ensure the employees are properly paid when due and employees are expected to perform their duties.

We can see that if the employer and employee split the expense of a cell phone, both the employer and employee are permitted to inspect the text messages because both own the cell phone.

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Would you lie to keep your life, or tell the truth and lose it? Explain your answer.

In his "Inaugural Address," Kennedy contrasts ideas to develop the argument that the choices governments and citizens make will determine their fate.

Select Yes or No to indicate which details demonstrate Kennedy’s use of contrast

Adding the suffix –ible to the word collect makes the new word collectible.

What is the meaning of collectible?


always increasing in value

common

low price

worth adding to a set ?

Select the letter of the correct answer. What is this Article primarily about?
A. Anthony Ianni went to Grand Valley State in Michigan on a scholarship and transferred to MSU two years later. B. Anthony Ianni became the first known Division I basketball player with ASD and now works to support kids and teens. C. Anthony Ianni was diagnosed with ASD when he was a child, but less was known about the disorder at that time. D. Anthony Ianni had attended basketball games since he was a toddler, but the sounds of the sport overwhelmed his senses

Mr. Gonzales has only $42.50 to spend at a clothing store. He wants to buy a shirt that costs $29, including tax, and some bracelets that cost $4.50 each, including tax. Write an inequality to determine the maximum number of bracelets, b, Mr. Gonzales could buy. USE b, for your variable.

What did you include in your response? check all that apply. my opinion on the topic examples to support my opinion language that is appropriate for the discussion text evidence from thoreau’s essay

please help!!! write an essay of 150-200 words Topic: adults believe they know everything​

Make present simple questions:
1. (you / like cake?) Do you like cake?
2. (she / live in London?).
3. (they / hate studying?).
4. (you / drink tea every morning?).
5. (you smoke?).
6. (he / play tennis on Saturdays?)
7. (you / go shopping at the weekend?)
8. (you / drink alcohol?)
9. (she / work in an office?).
10. (they / study French?)
11. (you / meet your friends on Fridays?)
12. (you / read a lot?)

write of the romantic period mainly celebrated
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add suitable position.
1. They have been living in this city___2008.
2. He will go to school____today.
3. The dog was beaten____shyam____a stick.
4. On my way to Ajmer,. I shall stay____jaipur for one day.
5. The book was found____the bookshelf.​

there is a misrelated participle in the following sentence:" Closing his book, there seemed to be no joy in the day ahead."
Rewrite the sentence correctly, putting in the relevant subject​

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What’s the theme of the story ‘Reading Lesson’ by Edwidge Danticat?

What is the best summary of the passage? a. a boy has been looking forward to his grandmother’s visit, but when her car ends up in the shop, she can’t make the trip. he feels disappointed until his mother suggests that he and his sister take the train to his grandmother’s house. he is hopeful that a four-leaf clover he found will give him good luck on the visit. several obstacles arise that make him worry that the visit will not happen. the boy thinks about his luck with each change of circumstance. ultimately, the boy has good luck, and the visit happens. b. a boy rides the train to visit his grandmother. he prefers riding the train because cars make him feel sick, so he considers getting to ride the train to be good luck. he thinks the good luck comes from a four-leaf clover he found in the park. even when the train stops briefly, the boy feels lucky because it starts moving again quickly and gets him to his grandmother safely. c. a boy wants to visit his grandmother. he picks a four-leaf clover in hopes that it will give him good luck and make the visit happen. his mother tells him that his grandmother cannot come to pick him up, but that turns out to be good luck because it means he gets to ride a train. the boy gets to his grandmother’s house and feels lucky. d. a boy and his sister visit their grandmother together. they take the train and are pleased to find out that their grandmother has made cookies. this is a welcome discovery because along the way, they encounter several obstacles that make them worry that the visit will be either cancelled or delayed.

Two pieces of evidence that show that Tom Robinson didn't commit the crime?​

Judy Blume's career as an American writer spans four decades and includes many literary awards. She is most famous for her novels geared toward pre-teens. One notable example is Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing. However, Blume also has had success writing for an adult audience. Three of her novels for adults reached the New York Timesbest-seller list. In a 2008 interview Blume remarked, "I have so many stories left to tell!" By that time she had written nearly 30 novels. Judy Blume is an exceptionally talented and productive American author.

How does the third sentence ("However, Blume also has. ...") support the main idea of the paragraph? (5 points)

Group of answer choices

It tells you that the author once wrote for children but has changed her focus and preference to adults.

It tells you that the author has great talent because she writes good stories for children as well as adults.

It points out that the author has written more books for children than she has written, or plans to write, for adults.

It points out that the author only writes stories that she expects will win awards or sell well among adults.

There are no results for This Change is a Regal Idea Mary O'Dell 1. Thank you for coming out on this cold December morning. Many of us, students AND professors, have a tough time making it to an 8:00 class on Monday mornings. It takes a little extra effort-leaving the warmth of our beds to brave the wintry weather. So having you join us, bright and early, for this presentation on campus policy recommendations is great. It is my pleasure to be here. 2. But here at Regal University, handicapped students report being unable to even get to class. This is because of uncleared snow left to pile up on ramps, entrances, and walkways. According to the National Climatic Data Center, our winter season’s average temperature is twenty two degrees and we have an annual snowfall of over seventy eight inches. We must come up with a workable solution to enable all students to access the campus and classrooms safely. The snow creates a dangerous situation often blocking entrances, prohibiting wheelchairs from entering. Angie, a fellow classmate of mine, was injured when she tried to get through the snow last week. Her wheelchair tipped over. She will not be back this semester. According to campus security, during November and December alone, four student injury reports involved ice or snow covered ramps. 3. Barrier-free access to public buildings is required. The uncleared snow is a barrier. We are in violation of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a civil rights act that was passed by Congress and signed by the president. It is not a suggestion. It is mandatory. This act states that, “People with disabilities have the right to full and equal access to any facility or accommodation of any public place.” Accepting tuition from handicapped students and then not providing safe access to the classrooms for instruction is like having a customer pay for a brand new car, but not providing keys to the vehicle. 4. The solution is to clear the snow in appropriate areas when it accumulates to one-half inch or more. Areas that need plows to clear snow should be identified and prioritized. My proposal adds ramps and curb cutaways to the priority list of areas. I have been told by grounds safety supervisor, Steven Adams, that parking lots and stairs are the only areas currently set as a priority. 5. Please help me educate the board members and leaders of our university . Encourage them to change our snow removal plan. I have petitions on the back tables. Your signature marks your commitment to barrier free access at Regal University. All students should be able to get to their 8:00 a.m. classes!
What is the purpose of this speech?
A) to inform
B) to explain
C) to persuade
D) to describe

Which word best completes the sentence?

Select the word from the drop-down menu.
The sudden summertime drove us off the ball field and under the shelter of the ramadas.

1. Absence
2. Query
3. Stimulation
4. Tempest

Which of the following BEST describes the structure of the poem October?
A. stanzas of two lines in which the end words of each line rhyme
B. stanzas of four lines throughout with every other end word rhyming
C. one long stanza with an unsteady rhyme scheme
D. one long stanza without a rhyme scheme

2) What is an example of a cause-and-effect relationship found in either
the timeline or Early American Flight?
A)
The number of annual commercial flights increased
to 173,000 by 1929.
B)
The United States Postal Service launched their
airmail service in 1918.
C)
By completing his flight, Lindbergh earned a medal
from President Coolidge.
D)
In 1923, the first transcontinental flight from New
York to San Diego was made.

Choose the best way to rewrite the following sentences.
(2) Americans hear this every day from doctors. (3) They
hear it from teachers. (4) They hear it from news reports.
Click to view the passage, "Over the Edge."
O A. Americans hear this every day from doctors, teachers, and news
reports.
B. Americans hear this every day from doctors and from teachers,
and even from news reports.
C. Americans hear this, every day from doctors, from teachers, and
from news reports.
D. Americans hear this every day. They hear it from doctors from
teachers and from news reports

The haughty teenager thought she was the best actress in her class she said she would not take part in the school play unless she was given the starring role.
What does HAUGHTY mean in this passage?

A- careful
B- snobbish
C- talented
D- unfriendly

Check my grammar! Thank you!

Which sentence below is properly punctuated?

A- Although I prefer English; I know math is important, and I will work hard in both classes.

B- Although I prefer English I know that math is important, and I will work hard in both classes.

C-Although I prefer English, I know that math is important; I will work hard in both classes.

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"We will be best friends forever!" A promise she failed to keep.

identify language/structural features in this sentence​

Read the paragraph.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote great speeches. He often included well-known American songs and documents in his writing. These words encouraged listeners to connect his ideas to their own experiences.

Which revisions for the underlined phrase make the writing more precise? Choose two answers.

gave nice speeches
created powerful speeches
crafted meaningful speeches
used important speeches
said beautiful speeches

what is your name ? convert into statement .
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I scratched your car by accident write this in passive voice ​

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