In paragraph 15 of Passage 2, what does Mr. Gibson reveal about himself when he says “Eh—what?” in reply to Cal? ( In Mr. Gibson’s Flivver )

We can deduce that Mr. Gibson actually reveals himself as someone who was curious to know something.

Let's understand what reveal actually means below:

Reveal actually means to make something known. It then means that something is unknown and in order for such thing to be known, it has to be revealed.

When Mr. Gibson said "Eh-what?", he is revealing himself to be curious to know something.

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Answer:The answer is D: He is confused when cal appears to know more about driving than he does

Explanation:

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What are Adverbs of Frequency, and types do they each mean?

In "To Kill A Mockingbird", what did Jem and Walter talk about on their way to the Finch house?

a) Mr. Cunningham's entailment

b) Calpurnia's cooking

c) Atticus' job

d) Boo Radley's place

The style and ____ of an e-mail to a supervisor should be more formal than to a coworker.

content
tone
organization
length

Which phrase most helps the reader conclude that the author’s purpose is to persuade? ""cultivate my mind"" ""on the platform"" ""crowded street"" ""nothing simpler""

Dyani has been working on constructing a research question to guide her study on the problem of loneliness among senior citizens in her community. She has drafted four versions.

Which version is the most effective research question based on Dyani's goal?

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Passage 1

Jackie Robinson began his professional baseball career in 1945 with the Kansas City Monarchs, one of the leading teams of the then-separate Negro Leagues. Later that year, Robinson was recruited and signed by Branch Rickey, the general manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers (now the Los Angeles Dodgers). Robinson was called up from the minor leagues to the Brooklyn team in 1946, becoming the first black player to compete in the major leagues in the 20th century.
Breaking baseball’s color barrier was a serious challenge, and Robinson met fierce resistance from many players and fans. Robinson endured malicious catcalls and racial slurs shouted from the stands and even anonymous death threats. Some rival players threw pitches at Robinson’s head, spat on him when he slid into a base, and attempted to injure him with the spikes on their shoes. However, the determined Robinson survived these attacks and helped the Dodgers win the National League (NL) pennant in 1947. During the season, Robinson led the NL with 29 stolen bases and was named rookie of the year in the major leagues.

Passage 2

Wilma Rudolph was one of America’s first great track and field athletes. Born in Tennessee, Rudolph had far from a normal childhood. At the age of four she came down with pneumonia, polio, and scarlet fever. The illnesses so ravaged her body that Rudolph could not even walk normally until she turned eleven years old.
In high school, Rudolph was an outstanding basketball player. But track was the sport in which she really shone. In 1956 she ran at the Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, and won a bronze medal in the 4X100-meter relay. At the 1960 Olympics, she won the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes and again ran on the 4X100-meter relay team.
In 1961, Rudolph won the James E. Sullivan Memorial Award, an award that goes each year to the outstanding amateur athlete in the US. Later that year Rudolph retired from competition.
1
Select the correct answer.
Passage 1 and Passage 2 both provide information about

A.
how easy it is to excel in track and baseball.
B.
athletes who were famous in the post World War II era.
C.
famous athletes who excelled in baseball and track.
D.
athletes who overcame incredible obstacles to excel in sports.

What do the stage directions in the passage tell about the

1. Place a check mark before the TWO unusual characteristics of pangolins.
a
They are mammals.
They are covered in scales.
They defend themselves.
Their diet consists of insects.
Their tongues are longer than their bodies.
What do I check mark ?

to give entrance to.
options: address, adhesive, adjust, administer, admit, admire, advice, adjoining
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Which excerpts from "Two Kinds” show a connection between conflict and culture? Select two options.

“Three days after watching The Ed Sullivan Show, my mother told me what my schedule would be for piano lessons and piano practice.”
“My mother believed you could be anything you wanted to be in America.”
“‘Why don't you like me the way I am? I'm not a genius! I can't play the piano. And even if I could, I wouldn't go on TV if you paid me a million dollars!’ I cried.”
“My mother slapped me. ‘Who ask you be genius?’ she shouted. ‘Only ask you be your best. For you sake. You think I want you to be genius? Hnnh! What for! Who ask you!’”
“The instructor of the beauty training school had to lop off these soggy clumps to make my hair even again.”

Which is the best summary of the events described? before finishing the letter, lanyon decides to leave to go talk to jekyll’s butler. together, they decide to call both a locksmith and a carpenter to help them find where the drawer is in the house. lanyon feels pressured to help jekyll, so he drives to cavendish square. he calls a locksmith to help him break into jekyll’s private cabinet to get the drawer out without harming the contents. lanyon calls the butler to arrange for a locksmith to help them get the drawer out of jekyll’s cabinet. he drives to jekyll’s house to pick up the drawer and then returns to his home in cavendish square. after reading the letter, lanyon feels obligated to complete jekyll’s request, so he drives to jekyll’s house. with the help of the butler, the locksmith, and the carpenter, lanyon is able to retrieve the drawer and return home.

What types of trafficking exist? Please write in your own words.

In the seventh sentence of the seventh paragraph, the author uses a dash primarily to
(А)
separate a secondary idea from the main thrust of her argument
B)
distinguish her own claim from a claim she aims to refute
contrast her definition of a term with the term's ordinary meaning
D
elaborate on a general claim by providing specific examples
E
clarify a concept by excluding certain phenomena from it

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Review the following passage from "Kicking More Plastic Habits".


And disposable plastic straws are simply unnecessary. Human lips were designed to efficiently and neatly consume liquids without the aid of a tube

And for disabled people who do actually need straws to drink, or for the rare occasion when only a straw will suffice, there are paper and reusable metal

and plastic alternatives.


The author acknowledges that other people might need to drink out of a straw. What does the author say to distinguish her point of view that people can still use straws without using disposable plastic straws?

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Which sentence from Passage 1 most clearly reveals the central idea that the antislavery
movement laid the foundation for the women's suffrage movement?
A "The delegates agreed with Anthony's assertion 'that all men and women are created
equal,' and women should have the right to vote." (paragraph 3)
B "Anthony compared the situation of enslaved African Americans to that of women."
(paragraph 4)
"Anthony called on her listeners to 'make the slave's case our own...." (paragraph 4)
"The women who overcame this prejudice and had the courage to campaign in favor of
abolition grew more and more proficient at making speeches and arguing in debates."
(paragraph 5)
oluc

Why do you think swift only gradually reveals the real nature of his “proposal” in the essay?

That piece of pie is ______.

hers
her's
hers'

A(n) __________ gives your audience a literal explanation for key terms in your speech and can be especially helpful if those terms are unfamiliar to your audience or are being used in an unusual way.

riddle: What can point in every direction but can't reach the destination by itself?

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Text 1:
Benjamin Franklin Flies a Kite by Eduardo Mata

In 1752, Benjamin Franklin had a theory that lightning was electricity. He wanted to prove that the power could be transferred to other objects. He grabbed a kite and experimented on a stormy afternoon.

Franklin believed that thunder clouds contained electrical charges. His plan was to fly the kite into the clouds so that electricity passed down the wet kite string. With his son, William, as his assistant, he went to work.

First, he tied an iron key to the silk kite string. Next, he ran a metal wire from the key into a jar designed to store electrical charges. Once the kite was in the air, he stood in a barn to keep safe and dry.

Soon, electrical charges from the clouds passed into the kite. They traveled along the wet string, to the key, down the wire, and into the jar. When Franklin reached his hand toward the key, he received a mild shock. The electricity had been captured and transferred. The experiment was a success.

At least it was for Benjamin Franklin. Other scientists were killed trying to duplicate his efforts. Looking back, it was not the safest way to test his theory. In this case, it worked out, and paved the way for future discoveries about electricity.

Text 2:
A Shocking and Stormy Night by Prentice Newton
I saw a shocking thing last night that I can’t quite explain.
On the street outside my window, a man stood in the rain.
Twas strange to see him all alone on such a stormy night.
Who goes out in a thunderstorm and tries to fly a kite?
He tied a key around the string then looked up to the sky.
He showed no fear as thunder crashed then launched the kite up high.
I found the whole thing frightening from the safety of my room.
I watched each flash of lightning with a growing sense of doom.
Then a burst of light struck the kite. It glowed as if on fire.
The string lit up as if it were a red-hot piece of wire.
And in the midst of all of this my eyes beheld the key.
It danced upon the kite string as if filled with energy.
Down on the ground, quite safe and sound, the man was dancing, too.
The reason for his happiness? I have not got a clue.
Was he just pleased that he survived or was it something more?
My curiosity was sparked, but I’ll never know for sure.


Write two (or more) sentences discussing the similarities or differences in the setting, characters, and the plot of the first text vs the second text. Mention any specific changes that the author made in the poem from the nonfiction events

Why does a first draft of a research essay often include information that's not relevant to the claim?

What rhetorical appeal is being used?

“Nature deemed that to be born was an automatic sentence to death, and then brought about death with vicious consistency. We changed that. We are now a force greater than nature. For this reason, Scythes must be loved as a glorious mountain vista, as revered as a redwood forest, and as respected as an approaching storm.” -H.S. Goddard

A. Ethos
B. Pathos
C. Logos

What should you make sure to include in your paragraphs?

A: Detail sentences

B: Closing sentence

C: Topic sentence

D: All of the above



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Identify the tone of the underlined word in the sentence below:The ramifications of hitting your brother will be huge.a.formalc.concernb.consequencesd.frustrated

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