How does Sophocles view leadership? What message might he have for those watching his play in Ancient Greece based on the monologues in Scene 3 and the prophecy delivered to Creon in Scene 5? How do you know? Do you think his message or viewpoint on leaders is still relevant today?

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How does Sophocles view leadership? 

Leaders are powerful people who prove their ability to assist others. Throughout the years, humanity attempts to have an upright, yet rigorous, rule. Great leaders have induced goals that represent the needs of both the leader and their people.

What message might he have for those watching his play in Ancient Greece based on the monologues in Scene 3 and the prophecy delivered to Creon in Scene 5?

Persistence in finding the truth is the theme the pushes Oedipus through the process of his tragic downfall. It is this persistence that leads him to realize he has fulfilled the prophecy he thought he had escaped, and in turn leads to his ultimate ruin. Action vs. punishment is what starts and ends the play

I’m not sure if it’s still relevant   today

When you participate in a job, a club, or a committee, you have opportunities to engage in collaborative discussions. In this assignment, you will get the chance to hone this skill by preparing and actively leading a discussion on the American identity.

These Group Discussion Tips will help you as you work through this task.

Part A
Synthesize and evaluate your thoughts and response. Researching and preparing for a discussion helps to ensure the effectiveness and efficiency of a group discussion. To start forming your response, write down your initial thoughts on your chosen topic.

Answer these questions as you develop your thesis and prepare for the small-group discussion:
What is the American identity?


What is your cultural background?


How does your culture fit into the American identity?


How have historical events contributed to the development of an American identity?


How has the American identity evolved over time?


What is the “American Dream”?


Is the “American Dream” synonymous to the American identity?

Farah had practiced violin four hours a day every day for
three months. She had invested so much time and effort in
her dream of winning a scholarship to a music college.
Finally, the day came when she had to audition.
Which ending would be most obvious?
A. Farah wonders if playing violin is really her dream.
B. Farah meets a new friend at her audition.
C. Farah wins but does not accept the scholarship.
D. Farah plays well and wins the scholarship.

Why was the Act of Settlement passed?
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What unwritten rule does Tom violate during his cross-examination by the prosecutor, Mr. Gilmer? He should have reported his earnings to the Internal Revenue Service. He described the Ewell's situation in unflattering and negative terms. He did not report to his current employer, Link Deas, that he was also making money from helping Mayella Ewell. He showed sympathy for a white woman whom he considered to be suffering. a​

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What is the effect of Cassius's question on Brutus?
Brutus begins to distrust Cassius's opinion of Caesar.
O Brutus tells Cassius that Caesar should not be king.
O Brutus supports Caesar's crowning as king of Rome.
O Brutus supports Cassius's plan to become king.

Based on its etymology, what is the most likely meaning of the word astrolabe?​

When a disaster happens, drone's can ___ damaged buildings. They can also carry __ to people who are hurt

In the adapted excerpt from Michael Wigglesworth’s Day of Doom, choose the correct meaning for each underlined word.

(Giving 15 points and 5 star rating if correct :)) What can we learn about the Etowah people from the mounds they created? A: they created a town center, a place for religious activities and burial grounds. B: they lived in Texas. C: they still have the same town. D: they did not see European explorers.

Do this sound right? “ I’m going to buy 3 pairs of each shoes “

Read this excerpt from Holes.



Sarah changed the words of the pig lullaby so that they rhymed, and every night she sang it to little Stanley.



“If only, if only,” the woodpecker sighs,

“The bark on the tree was as soft as the skies.”

While the wolf waits below, hungry and lonely,

Crying to the moo–oo–soon,

“If only, if only.”



How do the words “if only, if only” parallel Stanley’s predicament?
They parallel Stanley’s wish that things had turned out differently for him.

They parallel how lonely Stanley feels most of the time at school and at the camp.

They parallel the fact that Stanley can go home only after he has completed his time at the camp.

When a sentence has more than one subject, they're called?
Complex subjects
Multiple subjects
Simple subjects
Compound subjects

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A student is writing a story for the school literary magazine about a strange fall hike. Read the draft of the story and complete the task that follows.
The setting sun glows bronze when seen through the red and brown leaves still clinging to the trees. The small group walked in single file to avoid
making noise by walking on the dried leaves off of the path. In front was the least likely of leaders, a barefoot child of no more than five, who

showed his authority by holding up his hand to command the others to stop. In the quiet that followed, all that one could hear was the keening cry of a
bird circling overhead. It was toward that bird that the child slowly turned his attention
The student wants to give a more vivid picture of the setting, Select the best word or words to replace the underlined word.

A dead
B parched
C crisp, brittle
D withered dry

does the consumer have the right to choose products he/she wants to buy?why?

Lewis and Clark left St. Louis in the spring of 1804. This marked the beginning of their journey into the unknown. Over the next two years, they would travel across the continent and back. They would hunt elk and battle grizzly bears. They would meet many of the native people living in the West.

The men and their crew planned to travel up the Missouri River. When they reached its source, they would be in the Rocky Mountains. They planned to cross the mountains and head down the Columbia River. From there, they would reach their destination: the Pacific Ocean.

The journey of Lewis and Clark was the most important journey of the time. It was also one of the most difficult and dangerous trips ever made. The land Lewis and Clark planned to travel through had only been seen by the Native Americans living there.

The United States was a young nation when Lewis and Clark made their trip. It had recently gained a large area of land from France. At the time, all white Americans lived in the eastern part of the country. The new land lay to the west. No one knew exactly what it was like or what could be found there. President Jefferson hoped Lewis and Clark could change that.

Select the correct answer.

Why did Lewis and Clark travel across the continent?
A.
It was faster than sailing around it
B.
To get supplies from the Pacific Ocean
C.
To explore and map unknown land

What’s the best definition of the word tone?

According to Wordsworth's Preface, a poet creates a poem _____.

by following certain rules of writing
after meditating on the subject
when the experience or emotion first appears to him

The sun releases both visible and ultraviolet light.
Humans can only see visible light.

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What might Etheridge mean by the lines "Now I am throwing off the carelessness of youth / To listen to an inconvenient truth" (lines 22-23)? What is the impact of these lines? How do they connect to her overall message?
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Which details from The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway reflect characteristics of modernism?

Select the two correct answers.


Hemingway focuses on the beauty in nature by describing the marlin’s purple stripes when the marlin swims close to the boat.

Santiago is a lonely old man who talks to himself when he’s out fishing without the boy.

Hemingway captures the cynicism of the villagers who make fun of Santiago because he's unlucky.

When Santiago returns to the village with the carcass of the marlin, he becomes a hero to the villagers.

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How did the English Bill of Rights affect the rights of the monarch and Parliament?

How did Gutenberg's press revolutionize the way books were made?

Select the correctly punctuated sentence. A. The children's books, were all left on the playground B. The childrens' books were all left on the playground C. The children's books were all left on the playground D. The childrens books were all left on the playground. ​

Choose the sentence that is
punctuated correctly.

A. African bull elephants, for example, may weigh SIX to eight tons.

B. African bull elephants; for example, may weigh six to eight tons.

Which of the following describes what "Black may be the clouds about you" represents in line 9? A. bad weather B. difficult days C. night time D. the past​

What’s the difference between what made you think that and what makes you think that? and which one is best to say?

We would drive home early _____ rainy.

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