Read the paragraphs from "Lather and nothing else." Which words contribute to the tense mood of this passage.
Shake; nervousness
Recognized; razor
light; suspended
Loosening; shave
(edge)

The words which contribute to the tense mood of the passage are; Shake; nervousness.

Excerpts from the passage in discuss reads thus;

On this note, it follows that the words which contribute to the tense mood of the passage are; Shake and Nervousness.

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Word Creators
William Shakespeare is widely credited with adding more than 1,700 new words to the English language in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. Yet some scholars question that estimate, suggesting that some of the "new" words credited to Shakespeare may have already been in use when he incorporated them into his plays. So if Shakespeare didn't radically change the English language, then who did? According to some language experts, young women, rather than men, are actually responsible for inventing most new words. Two linguists at the University of Helsinki in Finland analyzed six thousand letters written between 1417 and 1681. They found that female letter writers changed the way they wrote more often than their male counterparts. One reason could be that women often have more social connections than men, and social connections allow people to introduce each other to new uses of words.
What is the main idea of the passage?

(incorrect answers = reported) which is not a run-on? 1. mary lives ten hours from her grandparents she hasn't seen them in two years. 2. mary lives ten hours from her grandparents, she hasn't seen them in two years. 3. mary lives ten hours from her grandparents, consequently she hasn't seen them in two years. 4. mary lives ten hours from her grandparents; consequently, she hasn't seen them in two years.

Determine whether the textual evidence supports an analysis that "character is who you are in the dark" applies to "the most dangerous game" and "lather and nothing else." alone in the jungle, rainsford is afraid. rainsford is a well-known hunter. the barber is skilled at his job. the barber has been secretly helping the rebels.

Which theme does this passage best support? Evil can never truly hide itself. It is important to trust your instinct.
and the servants find Hyde’s body. The men continue to look for Dr. Jekyll.

i lost my dog in the midst of fog what sound device is being used. ​

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Describe how can boys and men be encouraged to support girls and women at home or in the community for a fairer nation. What examples have you seen or experienced in your family, community or country?​

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Describe a recent experience the way you would write about it in a diary, using text only or a combination of text and images. You may want to illustrate your diary entry in frames or on sections of a page as in "Rooting the Slip." To add images, you can scan photographs or images and paste them into a word processing document for the journal file for this module.

How does the Red Bull AD persuade the audience to buy the drink. PROVE that it DOES persuade the audience.

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Which two details, one from each excerpt, show how the two excerpts treat the concept of voting rights similarly?

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the fifteenth amendment to the united states constitution (1870)

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Riding a bike is an example of a procedural memory.

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For questions 17-18, circle the subject and underline the predicate.

17. Birds fly.

18. The kindly old man walked quietly across the street.

when does Sheila hand the ring back to Gerald?​

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Which sentence uses the verb correctly?

You need to raise the picture more on the left.
You need to raised the picture more on the left.
You need to rise the picture more on the left.
You need to rose the picture more on the left.

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parts

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How does paragraph 6 develop the idea that the author struggling with the search for employment?

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Coming Soon to a Neighborhood to You
The most interesting do-it-yourself-trend in recent years may be that of keeping
chickens as pets—not in an agricultural or rural setting, but rather in a typical suburban
neighborhood, in the backyard. It’s not as hard as you may think, and start-up costs are
surprisingly low.
The first thing you need to become a suburban chicken farmer is a coop, a solid
enclosed structure where the hens can sleep safely away from predators, and where
they can lay their eggs during daytime hours. A simple chicken coop can be made
cheaply using cast-off plywood or old wooden pallets, for which there are an abundance
of free blueprints available online.
The next challenge is finding a feed store—where most of the supplies you’ll need can
be found. Feed stores generally offer a cheap bedding material such as pine shavings
as well as prepared food to supplement the plants and bugs that chickens can find in a
reasonably healthy backyard. Then there are the chickens themselves, which range in
price from a couple bucks for a chick to ten or fifteen dollars for a mature, feathered-out
bird. (Most seasoned backyard farmers recommend starting with mature hens.) Of
course, it you want to raise your hens from chicks, you’ll need a warming light as well as
some other equipment.
Chickens are surprisingly entertaining family pets. They’re friendly and amusing to
watch, and not especially noisy unless you have a rooster, which aren’t usually allowed
in urban or suburban zoned areas. Unless you live in a really cold climate, your
chickens will thrive outdoors even during the winter, and there are breeds that are
particularly cold hardy. Some hens will complain loudly when the temperatures dip near
freezing for the first time. If you started putting them in their coop at sunset, though,
they’ll weather the winter just fine.
When spring arrives, you will be the happy recipient of a daily bounty of eggs. But there
are many more advantages to backyard chicken farming. Chickens can be a real asset
to an organic vegetable garden—both because they eat bugs and because they provide
free fertilizer. They’re also willing consumers of food that’s just past its prime, like
apples that are shriveled and mealy, bread kept in the pantry past its freshness date, or
berries that are just a little too ripe.
Finally, urban chicken farming can do a great deal to bring neighbors together. Sharing
information about coops, chicken varieties, and tips for raising a happy and healthy flock
can help you build a supportive network of like-minded friends in your community. Even
if you don’t have neighbors with coops of their own, they’re likely to appreciate an
occasional gift of what your hens produce, especially since some breeds are known for
laying eggs in soft shades of blue and green.

In the last paragraph, what mistake in reasoning does the author make when she includes the claim that chicken farming "can do a great deal to bring neighbors together"? Is that claim supported by the rest of the article?

When Edwin talks to his mother, why does he feel like "something in me reached back to remember all
that I'd once hoped I'd be, and placed it next to the feeling of who I am now" (75). What were his aspirations?