Have you ever been called fake or two-faced?
Why?Have you ever been around someone who you
considered to be fake or two-faced? What is it that
makes someone fake? Do people have the ability to
change what they believe or who they are or even
who or what they like without being labeled fake?
Explain.

Answer: No, Yes, and Yes

Explanation: I have never been called "two-two-faced," because I am an up front kind of person, but I have met several who are. People who pretend to be friends with people and then talk behind their backs are "two-two-faced." All people can change. They ca

They can change their thoughts, opinions, and actions. However, this does not happen within minutes

Answer:

I have never been called two faced because i am a honest and loyal person. I am also very upfront and forgiving.

A sentence including term

What are the answers to these?​

Can someone please help me write an essay outline?

Which of the following is the best definition of a division paragraph?
• A. It is a paragraph that divides objects into different parts.
B. It is a paragraph that is divided into topic and body.
•
C. It is a paragraph that divides separate items into specific groups
based on some consistent principle.
• D. It is a paragraph that uses hateful language to divide people
instead of bring them together.

Read the passage.

My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun,
Coral is far more red than her lips’ red;
If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun;
If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head.

What is the main idea of the first quatrain of Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare?

What does high demand mean in the 3rd paragraph? How do you Know

It says that You taught me a lesson that i have to learn....hmmm....okay​

Meaning of:
"How tartly that gentleman looks! I never can see him but I am heart burned an hour after."

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Which sentence should be rewritten to use the active voice?
O A. Ron gagged when the smelly old socks were discovered by him.
B. Afonso went to watch his best friend play drums at a show.
C. Shelley ate her breakfast quickly because she didn't want to be
late.
D. I need to buy tickets for the play before it sells out.

What literary device is "Can the world buy such a jewel?"

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I get ... play it a lot where I live.

Why do cats purr? ...
1. How long do cats live? ...
2. Why do cats knead? ...
3. Why do cats sleep so much? ...
4. Why do cats have whiskers? ...
5. What does catnip do to cats? ...
6. Why do cats hate water? ...
7. Why do cats eat grass?

Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement?
A: One of the pots were dirty.

B: Either Carissa or her twin sisters have a birthday in February.

C: One of the students forgots to do his or her homework.

D: Neither Joe nor his brothers wants to go to the party.

E: Either the dog or the cats has fleas.

Shakespeare has struck a fine balance of love, romance and comedy in Merchant of Venice.Bring out the truth of the statement with examples from the play. 500 words minimum

Which word best describes a characteristic of Postmodernism?

A. Experimental

B. Linear

C. Conventional

D. Critical

What’s the answer?????? 25 points!

Pls help (for MAP)
which sentence best concludes darrins essay⬇️​

How is our life end up with day to day stress

Prepared speech: the most dangerous or interesting job​

1 Over the past ten years more than two dozen athletes have died from the medical condition known as heatstroke. Heatstroke occurs when the body’s internal temperature becomes so elevated that its cooling system begins shutting down. Who is most at risk? Surprisingly, it is younger athletes. They often either do not recognize or ignore the warning signs until it’s too late. To make matters worse, children’s bodies are much less efficient than adults at cooling themselves. A promising new product hopes to end the all too common heatstroke trend. It is called a thermometer pill.
2 While it doesn’t look much different from the average vitamin capsule, the work it does inside the body is truly amazing. Once ingested these capsules send an internal body temperature reading to a portable device that is not much bigger than an iPhone. A coach or professional trainer monitors the device during practices or events held when temperatures and heat indexes are particularly high. If an athlete’s body temperature reaches a dangerous level, the monitor immediately transmits an alert. The player is then rushed indoors and placed in an ice bath to rapidly decrease his or her body temperature. This is important, since internal organs can begin shutting down at 105 degrees Fahrenheit.

3 While these tiny lifesavers have proven to be effective, they are quite expensive. On average the cost is $50.00 per pill. However, many parents of young athletes say that it is a small price to pay for the peace of mind it gives them on a hot, sultry day.

To strengthen the argument for using thermometer pills, the author points out that a person who becomes dangerously overheated faces.
A) scarlet fever.
B) severe hypothermia.
C) an increase in pulse rate.
D) organ failure that can lead to death.

What are you really good at? How did you get good at it
Do you have to work hard to maintain that talent? When
did you know you were good at it? Are there things that
you use to be really good at that you aren't good at
anymore?? Are there things that you really wish you were
good at? Why do you want to be good at those things?
Explain.

Topic: BLACK LIVES MATTER


Question: DOES THE MOVEMENT MATTER MORE FOR WHITE PEOPLE OR FOR BLACK PEOPLE?

up to a 1000 words

Q 2: Comprehension Passage:
(5 MARKS)
Dolphins are very much in vogue these days. Along with rainbows, they have become a
symbol of a new age of love, peace and harmony. Although, like human beings, they are
mammals, they have adapted surprisingly well to an environment completely different
from our own. There is no doubt that people love these aquatic creatures, considering
them to be both intelligent and beautiful. This fascination with dolphins is not a novelty;
they have delighted people for centuries and they occupy a special place in folklore
around the world. For example, the ancient Mediterranean cultures believed that the
dolphin represented the vital power of the sea, and early Greek mythology describes
many encounters between their gods and dolphins. Dolphins graced many forms of art in
ancient societies. Killing a dolphin was punished by the death penalty. Around the world,
many cultures believed that any intentional harm done to a dolphin could cause ill-fortune
or mortal sickness.
Dolphins are able to make sounds in the form of little clicks, through which they
communicate with each other. Many dolphins are able to leap high out of the water,
sometimes to indicate the presence of fish to their companions, and sometimes simply
out of exuberance. As well as making clicking sounds, they make other sounds which
damage the balance of their prey, making it easier to capture. They are also able to work
out where their prey is by listening to the echoes of the sounds which their prey makes.
This special ability is called echolocation, and it enables dolphins to explore their
environment over a wider distance than eyesight allows, and to find their prey in a dark,
watery world where sight is often of little use.
Modern, efficient methods have been introduced that allow fishermen to bring in record
catches. However, these methods make no distinction between fish and dolphins, so that
the latter then often become the victims of these environmentally destructive fishing
methods.
In some parts of the world, fishermen have noticed that particularly large tuna fish swim
underneath dolphins. Realizing, therefore, that financially rewarding catches of tuna fish
await those willing to take advantage of the tuna-dolphin bond, the fishermen deliberately
net these dolphins in order to catch the tuna swimming below them.
Modern fishing nets, unlike those in even the recent past, are made of very strong
materials which dolphins can neither detect nor break and, in some places, local
fishermen use these nets with the specific intention of catching dolphins for food. It is
difficult not to have some sympathy for these fishermen. In many fishing communities,
fish stocks - on which people have always depended – are dwindling. The sea provides
a

QUESTION 12
"Begging the question" is a logical fallacy that means that one idea necessarily suggests another one.
O True
O False

a good paragraph is composed of a __________ , relevant supporting sentences, and a closing sentence.
a) thesis statement
b) topic sentences
c)simple sentences
d)compound sentences

The Vikings were warriors who lived in what is now Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Their culture thrived between the years 750 and 1100.

The Vikings are remembered today for their fierceness. They conquered many different peoples in northern Europe. But they were also the best sailors of their day. The Vikings designed and built a type of ship that was copied for centuries. It was made of oak and was curved at both ends. It was fast, sturdy and held up to the harsh northern weather.

Viking ships were powered by a single sail. They could also be rowed when the wind demanded it. This combination proved perfect for battle. Viking ships could move quickly in and out of harbors. And they were large. Some warships held sixty oarsmen. The Vikings used their ships to attack villages, stealing food and Other valuables. They also sacked churches and stole the silver and gold in them.

The Vikings were great explorers. Vikings settled in Britain and Ireland. They also sailed to Iceland and established a community. They sailed to Greenland. And in the year 1000, Leif Ericson founded a small community in what is now Newfoundland. He is believed to be the first European to set foot in North America.

Select the correct answer.

Why did ship builders copy Viking ships?

A.
They were light enough to be carried over land.
B.
They were strong enough to sail great distances.
C.
They were solid enough to carry cannons.

Read the excerpt from "The Case for Shelter Animals," and observe the boldfaced evidence to support the main argument.

What does that mean for the dogs and cats who are not adopted? Sadly, it means that they are at risk of being put down. So, in a very real sense, adopting a dog or a cat from a shelter is literally an act that can save that animal’s life. This is why adopting a shelter animal is also known as rescuing it.

The main argument is that adopting a pet is what is most humane for animals.

Which answer best uses the evidence to evaluate the main argument?


A.The argument is effective; the evidence explains what happens to animals that are not adopted.

B.The argument is effective; the evidence presents what life is like for shelter animals.

C.The argument is ineffective; the evidence explains the difficulty of running a shelter.

D.The argument is ineffective; the evidence does not provide valid reasoning.

If you reference a source but provide the wrong information (for
example, the wrong page number) it is still considered plagiarism? True or false please help!!!!