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Answer:3

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Read this excerpt from White Fang. And after two or three painful adventures with the mothers of part-grown puppies, he came into the knowledge that it was always good policy to let such mothers alone, to keep away from them as far as possible, and to avoid them when he saw them coming. In this excerpt, White Fang is in conflict with

what does Desoto represent to the speaker?

Identify 4-5 examples of figurative language in the song "run the world" by beyonce.

FOUR TO FIVE EXAMPLEESSS

What is the mood of the passage and why do you feel this way? The buffaloes are gone. And those who saw the buffaloes are gone. Those who saw the buffaloes by thousands and how they pawed the prairie sod into dust with their hoofs, their great heads down pawing on in a great pageant of dusk, Those who saw the buffaloes are gone. And the buffaloes are gone.

“I do chores because my parents expect everyone to help with housework” intrinsic or extrinsic

Part A

How does Jerome develop a theme of the story?


Jerome rallies his teammates to support the victims of a fire, developing the theme that people can overcome adversity by working together.


Jerome hesitates to reach out to his friend, developing the theme that it is best to give people their space when they are dealing with tragedy.


By paying an unexpected visit to Martin, Jerome demonstrates it is better to act first and think second.


By following through on his commitments, Jerome demonstrates that actions speak louder than words.

Part B

Which quotation from the text best supports the response to Part A?


"The post already had more than 50 responses offering thoughts and prayers to the family, . . . "

" . . . Jerome was surprised when his inquiry received a quick 'that would be great' in response."

"He would be there, and he would do whatever he could to help."

"He thought showing up at Martin’s house uninvited seemed too much like barging in during a sensitive time . . . "

How can informational audio convey the appearance of a person or thing?

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How can aging be applied to real life

use conceive in a sentence (not the definition!!)

which is NOT a characteristic of compound sentence

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3. The poet's primary purpose in writing "Laughing Song" is to -
A announce the arrival of spring
B celebrate the beauty of nature
C describe a scene from his childhood
D show how life exits in inanimate
show how life exists in inanimate objects
CLEAR ALL

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1. What did the development of the safety elevator make possible?
A suburbs
B subway
C skyscrapers
D city zoning

I need help answering these driving questions!
1a. In your vehicle, what should you adjust before you start your engine?
1b. What are the equipment requirements for windshields and side
windows?

How does Wells suggest that the 19th century society develops into the future he visits?

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How do Mr. French's words reflect the theme of the story?
O A. He apologizes for being rude by whispering at the meeting.
B. He points out that citizens may not accept a tax increase.
OC. He looks forward to summer vacation with relief.
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D. He encourages people to accept change without fear.

suppose your parents invited your schools principles and teachers for new year eve dinner at your home. How comfortable would you be in the presence of your teachers at your house?
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1. What is my name?
2. Am I really 17?
3. What do I hate most?
4. How many suspensions do I have?
5. True or false that I am a senior?
6. True or false that I hate most people

Monsieur Valmonde was hesitant…

Which line or phrase from the poem includes a contrasting image to the theme that peace can be found in nature?


"I hear it in the deep heart’s core."

"There midnight’s all a glimmer, and noon a purple glow,"

"While I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements gray,"

"a hive for the honey bee,"

Although robots will one day help with household chores, it will never completely replace human
cleaners.
А NO CHANGE
B they
С he
D you

summarize the story "The Dirty History of Soap"

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Summarize in no more than 3 sentences the film To Build A Fire

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You now will complete the story. You need to tell what came out of the door. Remember that the princess indicated the right door; you could have our protagonist choose the other one instead. Before you start writing, finish the plot diagram for the story as you would write it. Be sure to include this with your short answer when you turn it in. You will need to have a page-long response in order to complete the rest of the plot diagram.


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150 POINTS ANSWER THE QUESTION PLEASE Reading the text both the story

]Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening
By Robert Frost
About the Author
Robert Frost (1874-1963) was one of America’s most popular 20th-century poets. For much of
his life, he lived on a farm in New Hampshire and wrote poems about farm life and the New
England landscape. He wrote “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” in 1922, and he
described it as his favorite work, calling it his “best bid for remembrance.”
1 Whose woods these are I think I know,
2 His house is in the village though;
3 He will not see me stopping here
4 To watch his woods fill up with snow.
5 My little horse must think it queer
6 To stop without a farmhouse near
7 Between the woods and frozen lake
8 The darkest evening of the year.
9 He gives his harness bells a shake
10 To ask if there is some mistake.
11 The only other sound’s the sweep
12 Of easy wind and downy flake.
13 The woods are lovely, dark and deep,
14 But I have promises to keep,
15 And miles to go before I sleep,
16 And miles to go before I sleep.



This other story
The Substitute by Bailey Sebastian
1 When Laila walked into math class on Thursday, the room was
in an uproar. Although the students usually took their seats
immediately and opened their books quietly, today they were
gathered in groups, chatting loudly, and laughing.
2 Laila stopped just inside the doorway, but then quickly spotted
the reason for the change. Instead of Ms. Vasquez, a rather short,
older gentleman with glasses perched crookedly on his nose
stood at the front of the class. Laila did a double-take—the man
was her neighbor, Mr. Marrero! She and her family had gone to
pay their respects after his wife had passed away last year, and
she remembered him telling an amazing story about surviving an
emergency landing during a transcontinental flight.
3 “Hey, Laila, wasn’t Teen Idol awesome last night?” yelled Jason.
4 “Y-yeah,” stammered Laila. Jason didn’t usually talk to Laila.
The popular kids just wrote her off as “that quiet girl.”
5 Laila bit her lip; she wanted to keep talking, but she felt bad for
Mr. Marrero, and she was embarrassed by her class’s behavior.
Without realizing it, Laila reached over and flicked the light
switch, just like Ms. Vasquez did when the class was unruly.
6 Suddenly silent, every classmate turned to stare at her, and
Laila’s cheeks burned bright red. But then she smiled at the
substitute and said, “Hello, Mr. Marrero—”
7 Mr. Marrero focused, and then recognition dawned and he
responded, “Oh, my neighbor . . . Laila, right?”
8 Laila heard someone snicker and knew it was time to
blend back in or help Mr. Marrero. She took a deep breath.
“Mr. Marrero, will you tell us about the time you were
on a jet that crash-landed in the ocean?”
9 Thirty mouths gaped open, and sixty eyes looked with
curiosity at Mr. Marrero, soon to be their new favorite substitute.



please answer all the question please NOTE that some question is about both of story

Part A: Select all the lines from the poem that demonstrates the author’s use of rhyme in lines 1 - 4. (RL.2.5)

Group of answer choices

A. Whose woods these are I think I know,

B. His house is in the village though;

C.He will not see me stopping here

D.To watch his woods fill up with snow.

Which underlined word in this sentence needs to be capitalized?
Janet's grandmother did not want to move from her lake home to a retirement home in the south.
A)
grandmother
B)
lake
retirement
D)
south

As Mary’s husband passes along his news to Mary, what is stated in the story and what must be inferred?