Answer:
Hiding the real answer or mental picture.
Explanation:
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Answer:
The Correct Answer in : A
Explanation:
how can -6 1/3 be expressed as the sum of its integer and fractional parts?
Answer:
-6 + (-1/3)
Explanation:
answer: -6+(-1/3) if it's wrong telle tho oaky
How do the general store men learn about the incident between Joe, Lena, and Spunk?
The general store men learn about the incident between Joe, Lena, and Spunk because Elijah tells them.
Which definition of stagnant would best fi context of this passage?
Answer:
B- lacking development or progressive movement.
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Answer:
Option. B- lacking development or progressive movement.
Explanation:
The paragraph is not talking about water so options C and D are eliminated as an option. And the economy is not inactive, sluggish, or dull. <--- Option A.
Therefore, the answer is option B.
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What is deconcini's main purpose in this text?a to explain why equal rights are important to the countryb to criticize those who stand against equal rightsc to make equal rights an official stance of the governmentd to change public opinion about equal rights
The context clues are important to knowing Deconcini's main purpose in this text.
What are context clues?Your information is incomplete as the speech isn't given. Therefore, an overview will be given.
It should be noted that context clues are the hints that are given in a literary work. In this case, it's important to read and understand the story.
It's also important to understand the central idea which is the main stance of the author in the work. These are important to know the purpose of the text.
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read each of the questions below. Then, choose one on which to write a response.
1. In your own words, describe the overall tone of Carroll's poem. In your opinion, is this poem effective in creating a consistent emotion in the reader? Did reading it make you want to try to write a poem like it? Give examples supporting your answer.
2. Find a section of "The Walrus and the Carpenter" that you think is especially interesting. What devices is Carroll using to bring out the intensity of the moment? Use specific examples from the text and explain why they are effective.
3. What did you think about the images in "The Walrus and the Carpenter"? Did you ever think that the images were just too silly, contradictory, or strange to be meaningful? Or, did you find that even when the images were whimsical, they still held meaning?
The inference about the images in "The Walrus and the Carpenter" was that the images were too strange to be meaningful.
What is an inference?It should be noted that an inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given in an excerpt.
In this case, the inference about the images in "The Walrus and the Carpenter" was that the images were too strange to be meaningful.
This was important to illustrate the themes of death and betrayals. The walrus represented family ties and friendships.
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How do Susan baker and tipper gore address the potential criticisms of the proposal?
A. By pointing out the rock music is important to teens
b. By suggesting a categorical rating system for explicit material
c. By limiting the types of music that the labels would apply to
d. By stressing that they are not calling for any government action
Susan baker and Tipper Gore addressed the potential criticisms of the proposal by:
" By suggesting a categorical rating system for explicit material" (Option B)
What information supports the answer above?
Facts have it that Tipper Gore was a driving force behind the explicit content warnings on Compact Disks, which are currently being streamed with an E in a grey box.
She was also a proponent of censored lyrics.
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Read the following passage:
"'Stay here, my brave fellows,' said I, 'all the rest of you, while I go
with my ship and exploit these people myself….”
Based on this passage, which word could a reader most reasonably use to describe Ulysses here?
generous
heroic
pompous
cowardly
Answer:
?
Explanation:
What was John Steinbecks dream in of mice and men?
Answer:
His dream was that he and Lennie would make some money on the ranch and will then go away and buy a small plot of land, with a house, and farm it.
I haven't seen Mice and Men in a long time so i think this was his dream.
Prepositions Exercises
Phrases that begin with a preposition usually end with a noun or pronoun called the object of the preposition.
EXAMPLE: Elaine left without her sweater. (Sweater is the object of the preposition without.)
Exercise 1 Draw one line under each prepositional phrase.
Example: Early in the morning, Sam acts grumpy.
The crowd leaped to their feet when Montana dropped back for a pass.
Without hesitation, Abdul volunteered to run for secretary.
Judy parked her car in front of Margie’s house.
The boats were tied downstream below the dam.
Eluding the police, the burglar made his escape by means of the transom.
Terrence hugged Marlene amid the throng of cheering fan
According to Ellie, there will be no meeting this afternoon in the cafeteria.
“He isn’t there,” Bill said, pointing toward the closet door.
I can’t wait until spring.
Jerilynn was thrilled beyond her wildest dreams at the beautiful sound.
On top of the hill, you will find a grassy plot with a wonderful apple tree.
They spend a lot of time out west at a dude ranch.
All members have paid their dues except Jeremy.
We served the Jeffersons mashed potatoes and succotash along with the barbecued ribs.
The dry weather ruined the crop despite our desperate irrigation attempts.
The doctors had a consultation concerning Ms. Devereaux’s illness.
Aboard the train, the family settled down for the long ride from Paris to Marseilles.
Planting marigolds around the garden will keep the rabbits away from the vegetables.
Inside the card we found a twenty-dollar bill beneath a photo of Aunt Helen and Uncle Joe.
Three pieces of candy fell onto the floor and rolled along the wall.
We found the missing socks underneath the bed and on top of a comic book.
May I have the macaroni and cheese instead of the pilaf?
Ms. Sarmiento will be our advisor during Mr. Voss’s sabbatical.
Taki waited near the telephone for an hour, but Kurt didn’t call despite his promise.
Dean came to the Halloween party as an aardvark and Ed came as a green Martian.
His reputation among the athletes spread throughout the city after his winning touchdown.
We completed the project three weeks ahead of schedule.
Gasoline prices rose on account of the dramatic increase in demand.
We have a renewed enthusiasm since the retreat.
Upon his arrival, the contest began.
Because of Cal’s shrewdness, we managed to get terrific bargains.
Will I see you at the concert?
Upon receipt of the letter, Daisy disappeared into her room.
The smoke rose lazily up the chimney by means of the draft through the flue.
Is Hector the man leaning against the wall?
The sporting goods store moved around the corner.
Answer:
Bro that's a lot of sentences. Here you go:
The crowd leaped to their feet when Montana dropped back for a pass.
Without hesitation, Abdul volunteered to run for secretary.
Judy parked her car in front of Margie’s house.
The boats were tied downstream below the dam.
Eluding the police, the burglar made his escape by means of the transom.
Terrence hugged Marlene amid the throng of cheering fan.
According to Ellie, there will be no meeting this afternoon in the cafeteria.
“He isn’t there,” Bill said, pointing toward the closet door.
I can’t wait until spring.
Jerilynn was thrilled beyond her wildest dreams at the beautiful sound.
On top of the hill, you will find a grassy plot with a wonderful apple tree.
They spend a lot of time out west at a dude ranch.
All members have paid their dues except Jeremy.
We served the Jeffersons mashed potatoes and succotash along with the barbecued ribs.
The dry weather ruined the crop despite our desperate irrigation attempts.
The doctors had a consultation concerning Ms. Devereaux’s illness.
Aboard the train, the family settled down for the long ride from Paris to Marseilles.
Planting marigolds around the garden will keep the rabbits away from the vegetables.
Inside the card we found a twenty-dollar bill beneath a photo of Aunt Helen and Uncle Joe.
Three pieces of candy fell onto the floor and rolled along the wall.
We found the missing socks underneath the bed and on top of a comic book.
May I have the macaroni and cheese instead of the pilaf?
Ms. Sarmiento will be our advisor during Mr. Voss’s sabbatical.
Taki waited near the telephone for an hour, but Kurt didn’t call despite his promise.
Dean came to the Halloween party as an aardvark and Ed came as a green Martian.
His reputation among the athletes spread throughout the city after his winning touchdown.
We completed the project three weeks ahead of schedule.
Gasoline prices rose on account of the dramatic increase in demand.
We have a renewed enthusiasm since the retreat.
Upon his arrival, the contest began.
Because of Cal’s shrewdness, we managed to get terrific bargains.
Will I see you at the concert?
Upon receipt of the letter, Daisy disappeared into her room.
The smoke rose lazily up the chimney by means of the draft through the flue.
Is Hector the man leaning against the wall?
The sporting goods store moved around the corner.
Which of the following is NOT an effective method for writing a concluding paragraph?
A.
announcing the end of the essay ("In this essay, I have shown that . . .")
B.
calling the reader to action
C.
asking a question that leaves the reader thinking
D.
offering a solution to a problem
Answer:
announcing the end of the essay
Explanation:
Read the excerpt from Act II of Hamlet.
Admit no messengers, receive no tokens.
Which done, she took the fruits of my advice;
And he, repulsed,—a short tale to make,—
Fell into a sadness, then into a fast,
Which of these lines is a metaphor?
Admit no messengers, receive no tokens.
Which done, she took the fruits of my advice;
And he, repulsed,—a short tale to make,—
Fell into a sadness, then into a fast,
Answer: B
Which done, she took the fruits of my advice;
Explanation:
Fell into a sadness, then into a fast, is a metaphor.
What is a metaphor?
A metaphor is a figure of speech that describes something by saying it is something else, in order to create a comparison and help the reader or listener understand the subject in a new way. Metaphors are often used to make writing more vivid, interesting, and memorable by creating an image in the reader's mind. For example, "Her voice is music to my ears" is a metaphor that compares the sound of someone's voice to the pleasant sound of music.
The other options are not metaphors. Option A is a directive statement, asking someone to not allow messengers or tokens.
Option B is a statement of fact, describing what the woman did after following the speaker's advice.
Option C is a phrase used to introduce a brief summary of what happened to the man after he was rejected. None of these lines are used to make a comparison or create a new image, which is the hallmark of a metaphor.
Therefore, Option D is a metaphor because it describes a person falling into a state of sadness and then into a fast, which is not meant to be taken literally but rather as a way of conveying a deeper meaning. The use of the word "fast" suggests that the person is abstaining from something, possibly food or other pleasures, as a way of expressing their grief or dissatisfaction with the situation.
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What did you lie about?
Did you get caught?
Did you confess?
How did this situation make you feel?
Answer:
Lied about not breaking something.
I did get caught but I then said I did it. I felt bad because my parents were disappointed
Explanation:
Which of the following equations best represents assimilation?
a. A-B-C=D
b. A-B-C = A-B-C
C. A-B-C=A
d. A-B-C=A-D
The equation that best represents assimilation is B. A-B-C = A-B-C.
What is a equation?It should be noted that an equation simply means a statement that the values of two mathematical expressions are equal.
Assimilation simply means adding to the previous knowledge without changing the basic schema.
In this case, the equation that best represents assimilation is A-B-C = A-B-C since it follows a logical sequence as the equation isn't changed.
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In the story "The Golden Sandal" the man who Cinderella eventually marries is ________________.
A) the king of an island
B) the prince of the realm
C) an Invisible Being who is rich, powerful, and attractive
D) the merchant’s son
Answer:
I think its the merchant's son
Explanation:
Can someone please help me, I'll give you brainliest!!! (For dark paradox)
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Here we go ~
At first, the velocity of sound wave will be :
[tex]\qquad \tt \dashrightarrow \:v = \lambda \cdot f[/tex]
[tex]\qquad \tt \dashrightarrow \:v = 1.76 \times 196[/tex]
Now, the frequency is increased to 784 hertz. but velocity remains same because eave hasn't changed medium
and velocity of wave remains same in a particular medium.
so, we can infer that :
[tex]\qquad \tt \dashrightarrow \: \lambda' = \dfrac{v}{f'} [/tex]
[tex]\qquad \tt \dashrightarrow \: \lambda' = \dfrac{1.76 \times \cancel{196}}{ \cancel{784} \: \: {}^{4} } [/tex]
[tex]\qquad \tt \dashrightarrow \: \lambda' = \dfrac{1.76 }{ {4} } [/tex]
[tex]\qquad \sf \dashrightarrow \: \lambda' = 0.44 \: m[/tex]
so, the new wavelength will be 0.44 m
8.
Which of the following themes about the power of place do both texts share?
О
A. Some people enjoy exploring new places, but some people prefer familiar
places.
B. Becoming assimilated into an unfamiliar environment can be uplifting or
depressing
O
C. Open areas and rural environments offer a different kind of excitement.
O
D. To become part of a new place takes patience and a willingness to try new
things.
Explanation:
B i just had that question
Money Workers earn it,
Spendthrifts burn it,
Bankers lend it.
Laymen spend it,
Forgers fake it,
Taxers take it,
Dying leave it,
Heirs receive it,
Thrifty save it,
Misers crave it,
Robbers seizeit,
Rich increase it
Gamblers lose it.
I could use it.
2. Answer these questions. a. How do workers earn money? workers earn money b. Why do laymen spend money? by c. Do spendthrifts really burn money?
Explanation:
a) By working
b) Cause they had to
c) Maybe
Which character trait does NOT apply to Keesh?
Answer:
Timid
Explanation:
gestures and facial expressions is _____ used in public speaking.
Answer:
strategically?
I need a bit more context but this seems about right
which number fills in the blank?
Answer:
The teacher assigned the research project and explained it would be due on Friday. However, the snow storm caused school to be cancelled for 2 days. As a result, the students did not have access to the materials they needed to complete the project. When the students returned to school, the teacher extended the deadline for the project. As a result, the students were able to complete their projects, even though they had missed two days because of the snow storm.
Read and compare two passages about Canada.
Passage 1
"I had a great time on my road trip along Canada’s coast! I loved hanging out in the beautiful mountains, and the food was yummy. Canadian chocolate is awesome!"
Passage 2
"Canada has the longest coastline of any nation in the world. It is more than 151,600 miles long."
Which similarity is found when comparing these two passages?
Both passages mention the coastline.
Both passages use a formal tone.
Both passages are written for textbooks.
Both passages mention Canadian food.
Answer: A both passages mention the ccoastline.
Explanation:
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Why is human trafficking important? Please write in full sentences.
Human trafficking is a worldwide issue and one of the world's most heinous crimes, ruining the lives of millions of people and stripping them of their dignity. Every day, traffickers deceive women, men, and children from all over the world and push them into exploitative circumstances.
Summary in lord files shadows and Tall trees
Answer:
Lord of the Flies Summary and Analysis of Chapter Seven: Shadows and Tall Trees
The boys continue to travel across the island to the mountain, and they stop to eat. Ralph notices how long his hair is and how dirty and unclean he has become. He has been following the hunters, and he observes that on this side of the island, which is opposite to the one on which the boys have settled, the view is utterly different. The horizon is a hard, clipped blue, and the ocean crashes against the rocks. He compares the ocean to a thick wall, an impermeable barrier preventing the boys' escape. As Ralph appears to lose hope, Simon reassures him that they will leave the island eventually. Ralph is somewhat doubtful, but Simon replies that his thoughts are simply opinions. Roger calls for Ralph, telling him that they need to continue hunting.
That afternoon, the boys discover pig droppings. Jack suggests that they hunt the pig in addition to continuing their search for the beast. A boar appears, and the boys set out in pursuit of it. Ralph, who has never hunted before, is excited by the chase and quickly gets caught up in the adventure. He throws his spear at a boar. While it only nicks his snout, Ralph is encouraged by what he considers his good marksmanship.
Jack is wounded on his left forearm, apparently by the boar's tusks. He proudly presents his wound to the crowd, and Simon tells him he should suck the wound to prevent infection. The hunters go into a frenzy once more, repeatedly chanting "kill the pig." Caught up in the momentum of their chanting and dancing, they jab at Robert with their spears, at first in jest, and then with more dangerous intent. Frightened and hurt, Robert drags himself away from the crowd, now aware that they are carried away with their game. Roger and Jack talk about the chanting, and Jack says that someone should dress up as a pig and pretend to knock him over. When Robert says that Jack should get a real pig that he can actually kill, Jack replies that they could just use a littlun. The boys, enamored by Jack's bold statement, laugh and cheer him on. Ralph tries to remind the boys that they were only playing a game. He is concerned about the increasingly violent, impulsive behavior of the hunters.
As evening falls, the boys start climbing up the mountain once more, and Ralph realizes that they won't be able to return to the beach until morning. He does not want to leave the littluns alone with Piggy all night. Jack mocks Ralph for his concern for Piggy. Simon says that he can go back to the beach and inform the group of the hunters' whereabouts. Ralph tells Jack that there is not enough light to go hunting for pigs, so they should wait until morning. Sensing hostility from Jack, Ralph asks him why he hates him. Jack has no answer.
Though the hunters are tired and afraid, Jack vows that he will go up the mountain to look for the beast. Jack mocks Ralph for not wanting to go up the mountain, accusing him of being afraid. Jack claims he saw something bulge on the mountain. Since Jack seems for the first time somewhat afraid, Ralph agrees that they will look for it immediately. The boys see a rock-like hump and something like a great ape sitting asleep with its head between its knees. As soon as they see it, the boys run off, terrified.
Explanation:
In line 5 of Sonnet 30 by William Shakespeare, what does "drown an eye" mean?
Explanation:
Sonnet 30,’ also known as ‘When to the sessions of sweet silent thought,’ is number thirty of one hundred fifty-four that Shakespeare wrote over his lifetime. It is part of the Fair Youth sequence of sonnets (numbers one through one hundred twenty-six). In this particular poem, the speaker discusses the Fair Youth’s ability to raise his spirits even when he is at his most downtrodden.
What political(elections) and cultural (social, educational, artistic) activities do the citizens in anthem participate in outside of their long, hard hours of labor
In Anthem, the political and cultural activities that the citizens participate in outside their long, hard hours of labour is the principle of collectivism.
The principle of collectivismThe principle of collectivism indicates that society is paramount, and the individual must be subordinated to its dictates. Collectivists hold that an individual exists solely to serve the state and has no "inalienable right" to a free. Thus the citizens are not allowed to think for themselves; they must blindly obey the commands of the Councils.
Implications of the principle of collectivismIt implies that if an individual must serve an all-powerful state, then it requires obedience from him. Collectivism values a blind, unquestioning allegiance. The Councils are in no danger from the mindless brutes of a society, whose strong backs are harnessed for manual labor.
Therefore, the political and cultural activities of the citizens in anthem is collectivism.
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Which verb makes an incorrect shift in tense?
Jerry worked on his tree house club every day. He decorates the tree
house, kept the snack supply stocked, and handed out flyers to
advertise the club. By the end of third grade, the club had 12 members.
A. worked
B. handed
C. decorates
D. had
SUBMIT
Answer:
C. Decorates
Explanation:
Everything else is in past tense except for when "he decorates the treehouse" which shifts the voice to present tense.
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Read the following excerpt from the story Hummingbird and Heron:
Hummingbird zoomed past Heron as soon as the race began. He flew so far ahead that he lost sight of her behind him. He slowed down as he passed a patch of wildflowers. They smelled so sweet that he had to stop and look at them more closely. Hummingbird just had to try some of their nectar. He drank until his belly was heavy and his eyelids drooped. Perhaps just a short nap, he thought, as he settled himself into a nest of soft leaves.
It was late in the day when Hummingbird woke up. He stretched his wings and glanced at the sky. He could just make out the shape of Heron, flying slowly but surely toward the dead tree. She was almost done with the race! Hummingbird zipped into the air and flew as fast as he could, but it was too late. Heron reached the tree first. From that day forward, Heron owned the fish, and Hummingbird lived on nectar.
How might the theme change if Hummingbird had decided to keep racing instead of taking a nap?
The theme might be appearances are deceiving.
The theme might be cheaters never prosper.
The theme might be friendship is a treasure.
The theme might be the fastest racer wins.
Answer: D.The theme might be the fastest racer wins.
Explanation:
This is just like the turtle and the hare
Answer:
d
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What does the phrase "I didn't think you'd be the
kind who'd kick a man when he's down" mean, as
used in paragraph 40?
Move the descriptions into the correct boxes to assess your understanding of the differential staining techniques, including gram stain, acid-fast stain, and spore stain.
This exercise relates to your knowledge of various stain techniques. The same is explained below.
What is a staining technique?Staining is a microscopy technique for enhancing contrast in a microscopic picture while using a microscope.
The various types of stains are:
Gram stain: A kind of stain that detects bacteria at the site of infection if present.
Acid-fast stain: A kind of stain that detects bacterial infections if present in the blood, sample tissue, etc.
Spore stain: A kind of stain that detects spore if present in bacterial vegetative cells.
Please note that the boxes referenced are unavailable hence the general answer.
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