i am interested flying kites
A.at
b.to
c.for
d.in​

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d.in is that right yes or not i k ow it is

The first person to raise her hand will get the chance to answer the question!" What Part of Speech is the word "hand" in the sentence?

Please can someone write an essay "The Roles of Technology in Educating The African Youths"

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I haven't seen my old friend for 10 year . ----> I last

how can a literary character both reflect and reinforce stereotypes

Read this excerpt from a story and choose the title that best fits the focus of
the narrative.
Elton lived two houses away from Bob, an old man who would stand
on his porch and yell at Elton when he walked to school. One day, Bob
wasn't there. Elton was relieved. But then Elton found out that Bob was
sick, and his mom made him take Bob some flowers. When Bob
recovered, he said that Elton was the only one who came to visit. From
that day on, Bob smiled and waved at Elton.
A. Being Sick
B. A Change of Heart
C. Elton's Choice
D. Two Houses Down

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In dystopian novels,the setting plays a very important hole. What are some of the key elements of the setting for Fahrenheit 451? What do these details tell the reader about society?

Items that cannot be returned/exchanged under the "No Return, No ExchangePolicy

Which word in the sentence is the participle?
"No one likes contaminated water"
- one
- contaminated
- water
- likes​

the .....year in vietnamruns from september to june and is divided into 2 terms

What's the difference between the anime movies and the animated movies.
Give your response in a sentence or two.

How would you open a business, and what it’s going to be about ?

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9. Which of the following should you consider in order to find the theme in a story? Select all that apply.
A. Plot
B.Characters
C. Motifs
D. Conflicts

How do I turn the sentence “the test was difficult” into imagery?

Read the excerpt from White Fang.

The four Indians laughed more loudly, while even the man who had been bitten began to laugh. They surrounded [White Fang] and laughed at him, while he wailed out his terror and his hurt. In the midst of it, he heard something. The Indians heard it, too. But the cub knew what it was, and with a last, long wail that had in it more of triumph than grief, he ceased his noise and waited for the coming of his mother, of his ferocious and indomitable mother who fought and killed all things and was never afraid. She was snarling as she ran. She had heard the cry of her cub and was dashing to save him.

Which best states White Fang’s perspective in the excerpt?

He is angry at the men and feeling protective of his mother.
He is afraid of the men and relieved to hear his mother coming.
He is unafraid of the men and amused by his mother’s snarling.
He is curious about the men and afraid of disappointing his mother.

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Which key idea does Zitkala-Sa develop in “School Days of an Indian Girl”?

Carlos was ambidextrous, so, when he sprained his right wrist, he was still able to throw accurately with this left hand.

In 3–5 sentences, define ambidextrous and explain how both the context clues and word parts can help you discover the word’s meaning.
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Which sentence uses lurk correctly?
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Imagine that you had no problems in your life. how would life be different? Write a paragraph.​

10. Which sentence from the article shows a shift from its positive tone?
10 points
A. During the 1960's, young Americans on and off campuses challenged conventional lifestyles and institutions.
B In 1961, John Kennedy coupled his presidential oath of office with an announcement that the torch of American idealism had been passed to a new generation.
C We tend to equate the idealism of the 1960s with the student movements and the counterculture that offered the most dramatic challenges to American policies and conventions.
D Critics argue that the era created the welfare state, bred a culture of immorality and self-indulgence, and bequeathed to America's taxpayers an enormous burden.

4. How come Soda's gf, Sandy had to go live with her grandmother in Florida? Make an inference.
(from the outsiders books)

Tell me about a time when you told someone a lie once .

A preposition can combine with which of these to tell something about another word in the sentence?

pronoun

common noun

proper noun

all of these

none of these

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I’d like to stay at home ……going out this evening.
a. rather than b. instead of c. more than d. better at

What is the main difference in viewpoint described in the passage about Douglass learning to read?

Which of the following is the most plausible explanation for how the structure of the poem contributes to its meaning? O A. The repetition of a few key words conveys how easy it is to spark the imagination. O B. The epic length of each stanza suggests the simplicity of life on the open prairie without the cares of the city. O C. Pairing the clover and bee in one line is an epic characteristic that shows the way nature's elements are helpless without one another D. The rhyming of "bee" with "revery" uses a lyric strategy to depict the way that pests are capable of interfering with one's daydreams.​

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Which inference about Coleman is best supported by the passage below (paragraphs 10-11)?

In February of 1922, Coleman appeared in her first American airshow, an event honoring veterans of the all black 369th Infantry Regiment of World War I. The show, held at Curtiss Field on Long Island, N.Y., billed Coleman as "the world's greatest woman flier," and featured aerial displays by some of America's top ace pilots of the first world war.

Soon after her New York performance, she returned to Chicago where she dazzled huge crowds with daredevil maneuvers that included figure eights, loops and near-ground dips at the Checkerboard Airdrome, now Midway Airport.
Answer choices for the above question

A. She loved the excitement of traveling.

B. She was a very skillful pilot.

C. She was a better pilot than some ace pilots of World War I.

D. She was not treated as she deserved in America.


Which passage from the text best supports the correct answer to Question 5?

Answer choices for the above question

A. “Coleman left Texas when she turned 18 and headed slightly north to Oklahoma, where she enrolled in the Oklahoma Colored Agricultural and Normal University in Langston.”

B. “With support from Chicago Defender publisher Robert Abbott and a local banker, Coleman took a crash course in French from the Berlitz language school and headed to Paris in late 1920.”

C. “In February of 1922, Coleman appeared in her first American airshow, an event honoring veterans of the all black 369th Infantry Regiment of World War I.”

D. “Soon after her New York performance, she returned to Chicago, where she dazzled huge crowds with daredevil maneuvers that included figure eights, loops and near-ground dips at the Checkerboard Airdrome, now Midway Airport.”

Identify the central idea, or main point, of “The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt.”
How does the author introduce the idea? Explain how she develops the idea
throughout the text by using details and anecdotes from soldiers.