Question 5
Read the sentences from paragraph 3 of "Lincoln's Letter to James C. Conkling."
But the [Emancipation Proclamation), as law, either is valid or is not valid.
If it is not valid, it needs no retraction. If it is valid, it cannot be retracted
any more than the dead can be brought to life.
What is the meaning of the word retraction as it is used in these sentences?
A.
consideration or analysis
B.
cancellation or withdrawal

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attention or emphasis
D
abbreviation or shortening

Answer:

A.consideration or analysis

Which verb is in its correct infinitive form? A. to woken B. wake C. to wake D. to woke ​

Select the correct text in the passage.
Which phrase In this excerpt from The Redeemed Captive by John Williams demonstrates a Puritan Influence?
My master took hold of my hand to force me to cross myself; but I struggled with him, and would not suffer him to guide my hand; upon this,
he pulled off a crucifix from his own neck, and bade me kiss It; but I refused once and agaln; he told me he would dash out my brains with his
hatchet If I refused.
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In which sentence does javed restate the topic? sentence 1 sentence 2 sentence 3 sentence 4

9 Our changing Earth Reading and writing Students Book pages 104-107 1 Put these words into alphabetical order. drought Africa equotor jungle savannah floods greenhouse carbon dioxide continent desert​

How do we achieve our goals or dreams? How does circumstance, status, and
identity factor into this? In the context of this poem, how do people overcome
adversity? Cite evidence from this text, your own experience, and other literature,
art, or history in your answer.

24. Which sentence uses a comma correctly?
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A. Dad wondered, who washed the car who did the dishes, and who cleaned up the
kitchen.
B. Eric made a list to organize himself, to plan ahead, and to go to bed.
C. I bet John Mary, and Susan all try out for the play.

write a inspring message for a future educator/teacher​

How is the character of batnik's father in "too fast" similar to pan

in "pan: god of the wild"?

o both travel throughout the world in unusual ways.

both act in ways that cause the deaths of young

people.

o both have aspects of joy and terror.

o both help people with new inventions.

What does this quote mean? 3-4 sentences
“This all seems quaint and archaic now because our definitions of the private and public sphere have been entirely altered by new technologies and social attitudes. The idea of people objecting to having a camera poked in our faces is obsolete. We’re all exhibitionists, we all like to be noticed, by electronic means, however briefly.”

What are the lyrics to No Tears left to cry by Ariana grande?

What relationship does the subordinating conjunction express between the two clauses given here?
Melissa has not contacted us since she last returned to college.
OA. reason
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B. condition
D. contrast
O.C. time
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Why doesn’t friar laurence stay in the tomb with juliet after she awakens?.

5.
Which detail from the text helps the
reader to understand the meaning
of decoded?
F
“Historians have spent years
trying to crack language
codes...?
F
“The Olmecs were one of the
early civilizations of Central
America."
G
“However, we know little about
the Olmec people.”
H н
“The 28 symbols are just thin
scratches in the 14-inch stone."

Earnest certainly has been a willing participant in the prank on his little brother. The predicate in this sentence is a. a transitive verb b. in the present tense c. in the past tense d. in the present perfect tense
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Identify the following literary devices. Terms can be repeated/used many times.
___________________________I am a leper.
___________________________The warm and comforting fire helped her keep calm.
___________________________Writers weave their witty, wonderful words into webs.
___________________________Saying goodbye to my friend was bitter sweet.
___________________________Snow has wrapped a white blanket over the city.
___________________________It was so funny, I nearly died laughing.
___________________________Her eyes were fireflies.
___________________________Canada expects its citizens to pay taxes.
___________________________It was a minor catastrophe.
___________________________Splish-splash downhill our sleigh went in the snow.
___________________________His word is as good as gold.
___________________________Passing breeze made a whooshing noise.
Match the following terms with definitions K /13

Protagonist, narrator, plot, climax, theme, setting, antagonist, point of view, conflict, characters, foreshadowing, flashback, symbol




Time and place in which a story happens.


The problems or struggle in the story.


A real life object representing an abstract idea


Main and minor people/animals in the story


A memory, a thought or going back in time by character


The person who tells the story


The perspective from which the story is told.


The main message or main idea of the story.


The order of events in the story


Clues or hints about what is going to happen in the future


Main character in the story; good or bad


Main character who fights with the protagonist


The highest point of tension in the story

Poem about relationship of impulse and momentum of collision of objects.
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How is a multimedia presentation different from a speech or oral report?

A multimedia presentation includes visual aids to help viewers visualize key points.

A multimedia presentation requires planning and, usually, some research.

A multimedia presentation combines text or recorded speech with other forms of media.​

WILL GIVE BRAINLSIT TO BEST ASNWER QUICK WRITE FOR MY ELA CLASS

Rule #1. No crying.


Rule #2. No snitching.


Rule #3. Always get revenge.




Do the rules relate together at all? How do they regulate behavior and lead to certain outcomes? Respond to these questions in a single paragraph of 5-7 sentences.

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Select the correct text in the passage.
Which two sentences in the excerpt suggest that Policles loved quality music?
The Contest
by Arthur Conan Doyle (adapted excerpt)
The blue-clad player struck several chords upon his lyre, and then burst suddenly out into the "Ode of Niobe," and Policles sat straight up on his
bench and gazed at the stage in amazement. The tune demanded a rapid transition from a low note to a high, and had been purposely chosen
for this reason. The low note was a grunting, a rumble, the deep discordant growling of an ill-conditioned dog. Then suddenly the singer threw
up his face, straightened his figure, rose upon his tiptoes, and with wagging head and scarlet cheeks emitted a howl. All the while the lyre
twanged and thrummed, sometimes in front of and sometimes behind the voice of the singer. But what amazed Policles most of all was the
effect of this performance upon the audience. Every Greek was a trained critic, and as unsparing in his hisses as he was lavish in his applause.
Many a singer far better than this absurd fop had been driven from the platform, but now, as the man stopped and wiped the abundant sweat
from his face, the whole assembly burst into a delirium of appreciation. The shepherd held his hands to his bursting head and felt that his
reason must be leaving him, for it was surely a dreadful musical nightmare, and he would wake soon and laugh at the remembrance. But no, the
figures were real, the faces were those of his neighbours, and the cheers which resounded in his ears were indeed from an audience which filled
the theatre of Olympia. The whole chorus was in full blast, the hummers humming, the shouters bellowing the tappers hard at work upon the
benches, while every now and then came a musical cyclone of "Incomparable! Divine!" from the trained phalanx who intoned their applause.
their united voices sweeping over the tumult as the drone of the wind dominates the roar of the sea. It was madness-Insufferable madness! If
this were allowed to pass, there was an end of all musical justice in Greece. Policles' conscience would not permit him to be still. Standing upon
his bench with waving hands and up-raised voice, he protested with all the strength of his lungs against the mad judgment of the audience.
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In at least one hundred words, summarize "the negro artist and the racial mountain."

In paragraph 1 what does the article say happened to teenagers' mental health around 2009?

Men and women (live, lives) on the space station. A rocket or shuttle (carry, carries) them into space.

Which verbs correctly complete the sentences?

What author is credited with writing the first detective story.

what is a lyrical poem consist of ?​

I need a summary about the great gatsby chapter 3-4

Can someone help me !!!!ASAP

Annotate: In paragraph 1, highlight the topic the author introduces with an anecdote.

Analyze: Consider the title of this selection. Why might the author have chosen to begin her argument with this example?

Which detail in these lines from Stephen Crane's The Red Badge of Courage creates an ominous mood?
"When another night came the columns, changed to purple streaks, filed across two pontoon bridges. A glarin
river. Its rays, shining upon the moving masses of troops, brought forth here and there sudden gleams of silver
dark and mysterious range of hills was curved against the sky. The insect voices of the night sang solemnly."

Read the excerpt from the riddle from rosetta stone. based on the information in the excerpt what can the reader conclude

Refining Discussion Techniques Project: Group Discussion [HERE'S THE FULL ESSAY]




For my group discussion I gathered three of my friends to Discuss whether the New California Republic would win the war against the legion in Fallout: New Vegas. I believe Everybody made their points effectively and clear, with all of us deciding unanimously on the New California Republic.

To prepare for the discussion, I played Fallout for half an hour and read through some Fallout comic books, this prepared me well. We each spoke in turns, making all of our points seperately to present them more clearly. Our perspectives may have affected this because many of us may have been biased toward the New California Republic.

We debated heavily at times, but using examples of previously successful endeavors usually settled those debates, and we always remembered to stick to the facts. While many of our perspectives are similar there were many differences, like when Cain had a more lenient opinion of the Legion since he was the only one who had beat them on his first play of the game, this influenced all of our opinions in part and made us think of them in a different way.

We tried to keep the discussion grammatically correct, but it often delved into casual conversation given the subject at hand. I used proper enunciation during any points where I wanted it to be remembered. Eventually toward the end we all started agreeing when we all thought of the way the Legion approached their first battle to take the hoover dam, this was the event that cleared up a lot of the disagreements we were having about the Legion’s ability. All in all the discussion was very fun and strengthened all of our opinions significantly about the subject.