I don't know which one to trust and which one to not trust . does anyone know which one is reliable and which one is not? Any explanantions?​

Answer:

1. Smithsonian Museum

2. American Memory from Library of Congress

3. NASA

4. NOAA

5. Zion National Park Site

6. Official Site

7. Museum of Colorado Western History Collection

8. Metropolitian(?) Museum of Art

Explanation:

All of these are official. The others are fan sites, random websites, or something that just isn't true. Hope this helps!

Read the ending of the story: "As Patricia rolled her eyes, Dave stared at her, trying to discern whether she'd been lying. 'So... that stuff about the sleepwalking. Was that... true?' 'Oh yeah,' Carlos said, shaking his head. 'Whole town seems to be coming down with it.' He paused. 'You’re not scared of the dark, are you?'
What feeling does the author create by ending the story with this question? Support your answer with evidence from the text.

Could someone write a conclusion about prejudice? I really need it

16.The most popular evening out among teenagers is going to the cinema.
A. common B. famous C. interesting D. boring

can someone help..
its music​

Saving the Manatees. someone please find this stoey for my sis lol​

The expression was that of agony—the agony of intense bodily pain; but a menace scowled upon the brow, and a few sprinklings of blood added to its ghastliness. Yet it was not all these characteristics—it was some horror of the mind, some inscrutable antipathy awakened by this picture, which harrowed up my feelings.


What technique does Irving use to build suspense in the excerpt?

The pace of the story quickens.
The word choice darkens the tone.
Odd characters are introduced.
The setting details are intentionally omitted.

List 5 similarities and differences between napoleon and squealer in animal farm

Why would someone need to visit a financial institution branch?
1. To check their account balance
2. To transfer money between accounts
3. To make a deposit
4. To talk to a representative in person ​

The earth ................round the sun.
A. moving B.to move C. moves D. move

Source 1:
Opponents of urban agriculture argue that car pollution could easily contaminate food grown in alleys or near congested roadways.
Source 2:
All possible garden sites are tested before farming occurs, and most city farmers use organic practices to grow produce.

In comparing and contrasting the information from these two sources, which of these is an accurate analysis?
A) Source 1 criticizes the practice of urban agriculture, while Source 2
defends some urban agriculture practices.
B) Both sources are vehemently opposed to urban agriculture, but for entirely different reasons
C) Source 1 explains why urban agriculture is expensive while Source 2 claims it to be inexpensive.
D)
Source 1 advocates a specific technique for urban agriculture, while Source 2 explains how to reduce pollution

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Which sentence from the passage shows that the narrator has changed while in Michigan?
OA.
Last summer, I went to Michigan to stay with my grandparents.
B.
I got so tan that summer, and my hair lightened several shades
OC.
We would have swimming races from my grandparent's house to his house.
OD.
After breakfast, we would usually play card games or dominoes
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what is the author's purpose for including
the information about Maxime ou camps

Tom was late because his alarm clock didn’t go ............. this morning. A.off; B.on; C.away; D.out

Lillian parents are farmers. There are two types of fertilizers on the market. Both brands claim to grow carrots fastest. Plan and design an experiment to help Lillian's parents. Identify the independent, dependent and a control variable.

Anna: “My life’s got stuck these days. I am so depressed and unable to think of anything.”

Bill: "________."

A.
You will be tired.

B.
Stay calm. Everything will be alright.

C.
Stay stuck there.

D.
No, thanks.

She kept a ____ eye out for anyone that might be cheating on the test.

- keen
- reminiscent
- sullen
- intricate

Which statement best describes the main theme of the story the myth of arache

1. Kelly Sly has given this story to her editor, who finds new mistakes seven to be precisel
2. Can you find them all? Write the change on the lines below.
3. The capitalization, usage, punctuation, spelling, and sentence structure are correct. You need to change the
ideas in the story (revise)
I visited the harbor on Saturday, September 31. I was after a gang of smugglers operating out of a
four-engine sailboat docked at pier 3. A quick view of the vessel showed the anchor safely pulled up. I
walked up the gangplank onto the deck and looked for somewhere to hide. A barrel full of ropes seemed
ideal, so I climbed in and waited. It wasn't long before some men appeared. "We share the loot three
ways, like we always do," said one. The others nodded sullenly. Unfortunately, I chose that moment to
sneeze. They were onto me immediately, dragging me from the tight funnel. "A spy! Throw her
overboardl" cried the one with the black long sleeved shirt and the tattoos on his back. "Look behind
youl" I screamed, and as they turned, I dove into the murky river. Unfortunately, the smugglers
spotted me and finished me with a fatal shot.
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In treasure Island Jim says that as he and the doctor were walking, "the wind brought us a noise between shrieking and singing. It was only a snatch that reached our ear..." What was this "snatch" of sound?

What do you know about the value of work

write about road accidents in 250 words​

where teenagers shooping the most?

When August rushed home, she wasn't sure what she was going to find. The school let out because the storm was arriving, and it didn't have a cellar big enough to hold all the students of Nopali School. Since most of them lived nearby, the school allowed them to go home before the storm hit. The students' cheers and whistles could be heard over the thunder and whirring winds that whipped through the schoolyard. August, for just one second, watched them all cheer in glee and wanted so much to join them, but instead, she began running.
As August ran home, she could feel every step in her lungs. It felt like a hundred little lightning bolts shooting down her mouth and into her chest. She wanted to stop. She wanted to catch her breath. She even wanted to turn around to see if the clouds were chasing her down, but all she could think about was her family and her dog Mutton. She wanted to get to them desperately and hoped to see an abandoned house with all of them in the cellar in the backyard.
Behind her, the wind whipped up every bit of gravel and dust into the air. The dust and debris filled the air and clouded the air like cream being stirred into a cup of black coffee. The sky looked like an antique picture. The once blue sky was now a sepia tone that August had only seen in old pictures. It was beautiful in a way, like some sort of painting.
The only problem with tornadoes was that in addition to all of the beauty they painted in the sky, they also brought about destruction. In fact, August's school had been rebuilt twice because tornadoes had brought it down twice in the last 5 years.
August remembered the desks splintered into two, looking like broken bones, the brass bell twisted and tangled like a ball of twine, the roof with holes the size of tractors. She knew first-hand how a tornado could bend a town until it broke. This knowledge is what kept her running. This knowledge is what made it easy to forget about the lightning in her lungs.
Which words best describe the mood of the story?

A. unpleasant and angry
B. relieved and relaxed
C. happy and excited
D. anxious and fearful

Which of the following words would be found between the dictionary guide words “measure” and “memory”?

mental
meal
member
metal

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5. Choose the word or phrase that best matches the word in italics.

Maria was so affable that many thought she should run for a political office.

insightful
intelligent
involved
likeable

Drag each tile to the correct box.
Read the passage.
Mike's campsite was on the other side of the raging river. Mike glanced at the setting sun and guessed that he probably had about half an
hour of daylight left. After that, he was doomed to stumble around in the dark. On any other day, this wouldn't have been a big problem. He
would have easily crossed the river using the bridge made of ropes. But after many years of use, the ropes had finally given way. Now Mike
was left stranded on the wrong side of the river. There was another bridge about a mile upstream, but it would take him more than an hour
to get there. Not to mention, he was pretty sure that he would lose his way on the unfamiliar track. He had to make a decision soon.
Match each word from the passage with its connotation
forceful
desperate
stranded
raging
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4. (a) What basic information is conveyed in the artwork of panels 4 and 11?

fill in the blanks:
after jahangir _____ became the emperor of Delhi​