In the law of life by jack london, why does the author include people frim a variety of ages?

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In the law of life by jack london, why does the author include people frim a variety of ages?

Please read the pictures In order and try and answer a 4 paragraph essay and read the prompt

We should all go to concerts and museums at least once a week.
Discuss.
Instruction: Mention three reasons for and against the motion and give your final opinion on the
topic.
Introduction: Give a brief definition/understanding/knowledge/statistics on the topic.
Body: Give three reasons on why i) we should all go to concerts and museums
ii) we should not go to concerts and museums
Conclusion: Choose whether you would go to concerts and museums or not. (which one do you
mostly agree with)

WILL GIVE BRAINLYEST IF CORRECT PLEASE HELP.


Read the excerpt from “The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle.”


I called upon my friend, Sherlock Holmes, on the second morning after Christmas, to wish him a happy holiday. He was lounging upon the sofa in a purple dressing gown among a pile of crumpled morning newspapers. He was peering through a magnifying glass at an old, shabby black hat, cracked in several places.


“Am I interrupting you?” I asked.


“Not at all. I am glad to have a friend with whom I can discuss my findings.”


I sat down in his armchair and warmed my hands before his crackling fire. A sharp frost had set in, and the windows were thick with the ice crystals. “I suppose,” I remarked, “that, homely as it looks, that hat has some deadly story linked on to it. Is it the clue that will guide you to the solution of a mystery, or the punishment of a crime?”


“No, no. No crime,” said Sherlock Holmes, laughing. “Only one of those odd little events that happen when you have four million people crowded together within the space of a few square miles.”


Question 1

Part A


What can readers conclude based on the details in the text?


A.Dr. Watson mostly takes the lead on solving crimes.


B.Holmes can be lazy about doing detective work.


C.Holmes values talking with Dr. Watson about his cases.


D.City life has become tiresome for Holmes.

Question 2

Part B


Which evidence from the text best supports the answer to Part A?



a.“’Only one of those odd little events that happen when you have four million people crowded together within the space of a few square miles.’”


b.“He was lounging upon the sofa in a purple dressing gown among a pile of crumpled morning newspapers.”


c.“’I suppose,’ I remarked, ‘that, homely as it looks, that hat has some deadly story linked on to it.’”


d.“’Not at all. I am glad to have a friend with whom I can discuss my findings.’”

If you give something a great deal of careful thought before you act, what sort of approach have you taken?

a subdued approach

an iconic approach

an undeterred approach

a rational approach

Read the poem "'Nature' is what we see—" by Emily Dickinson. Which two purposes does the dash serve in this poem?


"Nature" is what we see—

The Hill—the Afternoon—

Squirrel—Eclipse—the Bumble bee—

Nay—Nature is Heaven.


Nature is what we hear—

The Bobolink—the Sea—

Thunder—the Cricket—

Nay—Nature is Harmony.


Nature is what we know—

But have no Art to say—

So impotent Our Wisdom is

To Her Simplicity.


indicates missing words

creates a singsong effect

marks shifts in thought

conveys different ideas

Can someone check my opinion paragraph and give me some fees back

The topic is How would you react if you were told ahead of time that the child you are having will be gay?


In my opinion, I will be happy to have a healthy gay child. First of all, I don't care if the baby is gay. Moreover, some parents do not have the opportunity to have a healthy baby due to medical problems, and some even die during pregnancy, including the mother and the baby. Besides being born gay is not a choice, imagine if you were the gay child? You would hate yourself, you would struggle and you would feel broken, I wouldn't want that for my child. If I were to have a gay daughter, so be it, my daughter being gay doesn't define her or change a single way that me and my partner raise her. In conclusion We must understand that we are all human beings, and we must not label the gender of others because it does not define who they are.

What is the meaning of the homophone "it's"?
A. Coming from it
B.Jy will be
C. Belonging to it
D. It is

CHOOSE THE ADJECTIVE IN THE SENTENCES
CREEKSIDE IS AN AMAZING SCHOOL
A.CREEKSIDE
B.AMAZING
C.SCHOOL

steps you can take to study the effectiveness of a programme.​

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Read the sentence from "Superhero 101: A Dog's Day."
"What is wrong with you two? Liam, who was more interested in
saving his ice cream than saving the world, asked before they
had a chance to explain
How does this sentence characterize Liam?
It shows that Liam is the funny, quirky one of the
O
group
It shows that Liam's superpowers have not kicked in
yet
d
s
It shows that Liam is not as sensitive as the others in
the group
It shows that Liar is not a shirhero but is just
friends with the superheroes
89°F Sunny OEN

Which best states how alyssa's reaction to the idea of the narrator going home compares to the narrator's reaction? alyssa encourages the narrator to move home, but the narrator is determined to stay. alyssa is anxious that the narrator might move home, but the narrator is too depressed to stay. alyssa ignores whether the narrator might move home, and the narrator is too depressed to stay. alyssa is furious that the narrator might move home, but the narrator is determined to move home.

In "Call of the Wild..." a reason given to support the author's opinion
is (check all that apply):
1 point
plants and animals deserve the right to survive
take action to save plants and animals
important medicine comes from wild plants
future generations deserve to live on a diverse planet

Read the poem.

Lady Freedom Among Us
by Rita Dove
(1) don't lower your eyes
or stare straight ahead to where
you think you ought to be going
(2) don't mutter oh no
not another one
get a job fly a kite
go bury a bone
(3) with her oldfashioned sandals
with her leaden skirts
with her stained cheeks and whiskers and heaped up trinkets
she has risen among us in blunt reproach
(4) she has fitted her hair under a hand-me-down cap
and spruced it up with feathers and stars
slung over her shoulder she bears
the rainbowed layers of charity and murmurs
all of you even the least of you
(5) don't cross to the other side of the square
don't think another item to fit on a tourist's agenda
(6) consider her drenched gaze her shining brow
she who has brought mercy back into the street
and will not retire politely to the potter's field
(7) having assumed the thick skin of this town
its gritted exhaust its sunscorch and blear
she rests in her weathered plumage
bigboned resolute
(8) don't think you can forget her
don't even try
she's not going to budge
(9) no choice but to grant her space
crown her with sky
for she is one of the many
and she is each of us
In Lady Freedom Among Us Dove wants readers to recognize that people experiencing homelessness in America are no different than homed citizens.
Which TWO stanzas work together to develop this overall message?
Select 2 correct answer(s)

Stanza 4

Stanza 2

Stanza 8

Stanza 6

Question 9 of 10
Which of the following words is a common example of onomatopoeia?
O A. Ink
B. Noise
C. Zoom
D. Lamp
SUBMIT

If brainstorming does not lead you to a strong idea, what shouldn't you do?
a. expand on the idea by carefully reading a literary text
o b. give up on the topic entirely
c. brainstorm again
d. develop the idea by researching it thoroughly

Describe the single story / stories in "Cathedral." How do you know this is the single story? For whom was this written? Who would need this single story to be complicated? Which is the more convincing, compelling story - "Barbie-Q" or "Cathedral" and why?

Why would Katniss be a threat to President Coin?

The "old ways" should never be lost.

Agree

Disagree

Explain why you voted the way you did.

Which word describes a typical ending of a flash fiction story?

Predictable
Ambiguous
Detailed
Obvious

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Explain the three goals of persuasive speaking. Which goal is the hardest to achieve and why?.

Pedro's Journal is written in first-person perspective. How does this perspective affect how Columbus is described?

Read the excerpt from Hamlet.

Hamlet: No, faith, not a jot; but to follow him thither with modesty enough, and likelihood to lead it; as thus: Alexander died, Alexander was buried, Alexander returneth into dust; the dust is earth; of earth we make loam, and why of that loam, whereto he was converted, might they not stop a beer-barrel?

Imperious Caesar, dead and turn’d to clay,

Might stop a hole to keep the wind away

Shakespeare makes allusions to the great rulers Alexander and Caesar to

contrast the deaths of Alexander and Caesar.
show how kings should behave around death.
compare Hamlet to two rulers who died.
emphasize that everyone eventually dies.

Technology has provided un a comfortable life. since its existence, our works and other tasks became easier. (1.)___, it has made our lives bearable. Technology has been with us in almost what we do that made us become accoustomed to getting everything done is snap. Truly, it has brought countless of wonders to humanity. (2.)___, just like any other things, technology too is like a double-edged sword. It can greatly help us (3.)___ if we do not know how to use it properly, this can turn us into slaves. (4.)___ to its advantages, technology can also harm us especially when we let it become are master. (5.)___ it's good that we have technologies that can assist us, it would still be best if we learn how to manipulate it and not let them take over us.

CHOOSEN YOUR ANSWER HERE:
While Also However
But Contrary As well as

What is your favourite biblical verse ?
Please Answer A.S.A.P​

Which of the following lines from the Greek tragedy Hecuba by Euripides contains anaphora?
A. [T]he friend of my father slays me, wretched man, for the sake of my gold . . . .
B. Hecuba, with haste to thee I flew, leaving the tents of our lords . . . .
C. Alas! wretched me! what shall I exclaim? what shriek shall I utter?
D. O mother, why dost thou call! proclaiming what new affliction hast thou frighted me . . .?

where is the assonance

Imagine that you are assigned a three- to five-page essay that is due in three weeks. The teacher hands you the following
writing prompt to guide your assignment:
"Scientists have successfully cloned animals, such as Dolly the sheep. Some people hope that cloning techniques will be usec
to clone humans someday, while others strongly oppose this use of technology. What is your position on cloning humans?
Write a persuasive essay articulating your position on the cloning of humans. Use specific examples and details to support
your views."
Brainstorm the topic and list at least six ideas. Then, list your chosen topic and explain why it is an appropriate choice.

Write at least ten lines of that poem, including each
one of the symbols.

Share with the class a time, whether at school or work, where you depended on someone and they let you down. How did it affect your day? Did you let it affect your feelings? What would you have liked to happen?