(QUICK 30 POINTS) The following question is based on your reading of “The Metamorphosis.”


Which of the following statements offers the best characterization of the three lodgers?

a.

They are gentle and congenial men.

c.

They are particular, but understanding, in the way the house should be maintained.

b.

They are fastidious and particular about the house and food.

The best characterization of the three lodgers is that they are fastidious and particular about the house and food.

The story is about a man who woke one morning from uneasy dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a gigantic insect.

In this story, the best characterization of the three lodgers is that they are fastidious and particular about the house and food.

Therefore, the Option B is correct.

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Read Hamlet’s original soliloquy and decipher the meaning of his words by writing your own interpretations

Select the correct answer. Which of these phrases defines setting? A. the time, place, and conditions in which a story occurs B. the attitudes or moods of the characters C. the detailed events that make up a story D. the dialogue, actions, and thoughts that reveal a character

Select the correct answer. Read the scenario. Two hundred students rally outside a local school district’s central building to protest the defunding of the community gardens at the district’s high schools. Instead of covering the protest, the most popular news channel runs a story about an upcoming arts festival at the city’s historic town square. What role is media playing in this scenario? A. agenda setter B. gatekeeper C. entertainer D. watchdog

The crisis is not_____; it will not affect us for years to come.

a.
imminent

b.
specious

c.
fleeting

d.
eminent

Review bernard’s research plan. then choose the correct way to complete the sentences. bernard needs to be improved. she can improve it by .

The conflict in a story is

A.the main character of the story.
B.the way the story ends.
C.the main problem or struggle.
D.the point the author makes.

The author's words about his medical friends in paragraph 1 and his assertion that he is familiar with the metaphysics of mania might lead the reader to conclude that the author

A ) has no knowledge of how to act near the insane
B ) want to see the grounds of the Maison de Sante
C) is possibly a medical doctor of some kind himself
D ) is afraid of what he might find when he arrives at the hospital

What is correct way to punctuate the underlined portion of the sentence?

The teacher had an important announcement to make to the class: “ The final exam scheduled for today has been canceled!”

A. make the class; “ The final exam

B. make the class- “ The final exam

C. make the class, “ The final exam

D. Correct as is

Everyone went on the field trip except Jackie and ______.

A.Me
B. I
C. She
D.Myself

Which of the following excerpts from “An Organized Society” BEST provides relevant, sufficient evidence to support the statement from the text?
A
If a couple from two different castes were to marry and have children, the children would have no caste. This would cause the children to be outcasts.
B
Historically, a household in India included family members from three or four generations. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins all lived in the same home. Living so closely with the family and sharing a lifestyle with members of a caste fostered a sense of community, encouraging cooperation among the caste.
C
Today in India, younger generations have replaced the traditional family form with a modified extended family form.
D
This new family form does not follow the tradition of all generations of a family living in the same home, but it does continue the tradition of family involvement. Family members visit often, provide financial assistance as needed, help with household chores and childcare, and are highly involved with births, marriages, deaths, and festivals.

How does the police officer’s comment, “Don’t worry, son. It’s a full moon, Friday night, and welfare checks just out. Forget it.” (page 10) foreshadow his response to Andy’s report?
(wolf rider)

Homophones always sound the same. True False

The reason a character thinks, feels, or acts a specific way is called?

SAY 'CHEESE!'
the bright side of smartphone pictures
by Alice Reed

Which statement would most likely reflect the reason ancient mythologies are still so much a part of our culture today?

Ancient myths seek to understand aspects of the world we still cannot comprehend today.
Ancient myths explore the nature of humanity and address questions of life and death.
Ancient myths are full of violence and passion which people enjoy.
Ancient myths are told in a story format and are therefore easy to read.

Like mandela's speech, lincoln's speech specifically addresses the concept of

Question 1 (1 point)
Ms. McIntyre my English teacher says we have to learn how to use commas.
O a
O b
Oc
Ms. McIntyre my English, teacher says we have to learn how to use commas.
Ms. McIntyre, my English teacher, says we have to learn how to use commas.
Ms. McIntyre my English teacher, says we have to learn how to use commas.

о-
In the article about Apollo 13, the writer discusses events:
that could have happened if the ship was able to land on the moon.
unrelated to each other.
in the order in which they happened.
All of the choices are correct.

Does the following example sentence contain bias?


One of Mark Twain's most popular books was The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.

A. Yes, the author is prejudiced

B. Yes, the author is persuasive

C. No, there is no evidence of bias.

Why might you want to use a demonstration?
to show how to do something
to show where a place is located on a map
to show why an idea is important
to show information in charts

Jordan has been following an important case since the beginning. He wrote about the crime, arrest, and guilty verdict. He is preparing to cover sentencing and hopes to meet with the victim for background information. Jordan tries calling the victim several times. In response, he gets an angry call from the victim advocate demanding he respect the victim’s privacy. Flustered, Jordan stammers out an apology. Then he suggests that running his story might mean the victim gets more support and fewer questions from people in the long run. The next day, the advocate says the victim will speak with Jordan if he provides a list of questions in advance. She explains that some members of the victim’s family have complicated immigration statuses and feel uneasy about any focus on the family. A few family members are also concerned about reprisals from the offender's friends. Jordan sends the questions to the advocate. The next day he gets an email from the victim's sister with detailed answers to the questions. Jordan thanks her and starts writing so he can submit his story before the sentencing hearing. Shortly after he finishes his story, the advocate calls him. She says the family is angry the sister sent so much information, and they do not want it revealed. Would publishing the piece violate the victim’s legal rights? Reporters have a responsibility both to inform the public and to protect their sources. From an ethical standpoint, what should Jordan do? What about from a practical standpoint? Should Jordan risk alienating the advocate by running the story? Angering his boss by failing to submit a story? In your response to this question, be sure to answer ALL 3 numbered parts to this prompt. Use these guidelines when crafting your response: Use a complete sentence to answer prompt 1. Here's a sentence starter you can use: Publishing the piece (would)(would not) violate the victim's legal rights because ... Write 3-5 sentences to answer prompt 2. Write 7-8 sentences to answer prompt 3. Make sure each response is clear a

After four years, what had Jack seen in New York? What did he think about these things? Give specific examples from the story.

Draft an argumentative research essay based on the outline you created in Lesson 1.
Although you're free to find new sources and make changes to your original plan, all
the original requirements from Lesson 1 remain, including a strong claim, evidence
from credible sources, and supporting reasons that back up the claim.
In addition to writing your draft, you must respond to at least one counterclaim. This
response may appear in one of the body paragraphs you already planned out in
Lesson 1, or it may appear in a new body paragraph. Your assignment should show
good judgment about where best to address counterclaims.

What are all the possible definitions of the word "Intense"

What are some Negative aspect of having a food court in a big mall???


Has to be full sentence

Select the correct answer.
Which statement best describes an author's purpose for using allusions in a story?
OA.
to add historical context
OB.
to increase depth of meaning
Ос.
to clarify unclear meaning
OD. to add a secret connotation

1. Refer to paragraph 4 of “For the Equal Rights Amendment.”

Based on the context of the paragraph, what is most likely the meaning of relevant?


A. causing disagreement

B. evident to everyone

C. easy to defend

D. significant to the topic

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What is the literal meaning of this poem?

"Into my heart an air that kills
From yon far country blows:
What are those blue remembered hills,
What spires, what farms are those?
That is the land of lost content,
I see it shining plain,
The happy highways where I went
And cannot come again."

Who is James Ryder in "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle"?
A. The man who actually stole the precious gemstone
B. The person who found the blue carbuncle in the goose's crop
C. The leader of the gang that attacked Henry Baker
D. The innkeeper who sold the goose to Henry Baker

The use of words such as "fashionable," "superficial," "bizarre," and "sinister" provide a truthful and vivid description of the west egg and east egg. a sense of artificiality in the world the narrator finds himself in. an idea of mischief that surrounds the narrator and his friends. a meaningful portrayal of life on the long island sound in the 1920s.