In what kind of writing are the reporter​'s
questions ​who, what, where,​ when, why, and how particularly
useful?


A.

in writing descriptions of people

B.

in telling a story

C.

in explaining how to do something

What boxes do the Xs go in? There can be any number of Xs. Only one x per box though.

It's ________ is one of the causes of drought and famine in the Sahara region of Africa.
a) geography
b) geothermal

From whose perspective is the story being told?
A The fisherman's perspective
B The narrator's perspective
C The princess's perspective
D The shark king's perspective

and explain why

what is smaller than an atom

ALICE IN WONDERLAND/ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS
Do you think the novels and the play have the same audience in mind? What ages do you think the playwright and the novelist had in mind when developing their works?

I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o'er vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.

What is the rhyme scheme of this poem?
A) AABBCC
B) ABABCB
C) ABABCC
D) ABCABC

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Use what you’ve read in the passage to answer this question.

In this article about extreme travel destinations, the writer chose to include these three places because they share certain general qualities. Write a list of qualities shared by these places. Use evidence from the text and your own ideas to support your list.

Using the excerpts from the Story of My Life by Helen Keller and Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, compare and contrast the themes presented by the authors. Using the excerpts from the Story of My Life by Helen Keller and Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, compare and contrast the themes presented by the authors.

Which conclusion can you draw from this passage? Passage---> Mount St. Helens

A. The scientists were concerned that Mt. St. Helens would erupt.

B. The eruption of Mt. St. Helens took the scientists by surprise.

C. The scientists knew that Mt. St. Helens would erupt.

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What does this remind me of in my life?
What is this similar to in my life?
How is this different from my life?
What were my feelings when I read this?

These are questions you ask yourself when making what type of text connection?

text to self
text to world
text to text
text to friend

change the following words into active voice

A land developer, Sandy Burns, is planning to build a very large housing development near a lake that is used for fishing and swimming. Write a letter to the land developer describing what problems could occur in the lake. In your letter, describe how this human interaction has altered habitats negatively. Make a suggestion for how this problem could be alleviated or fixed. Your letter should include 3 paragraphs (an introduction, body, and a conclusion).

Using the excerpts from the Story of My Life by Helen Keller and Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, compare and contrast the themes presented by the authors. Using the excerpts from the Story of My Life by Helen Keller and Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, compare and contrast the themes presented by the authors.

Are the boxed words a PHRASE?

Will you look for her [on the porch?] <---- boxed words

A. Yes
B. No

What is the author’s purpose for writing this passage?
A. to create a desire to visit the Colorado River
B. to challenge adventurers to conquer the Colorado River
C. to paint a stark and factual picture of the Colorado River
D. to convey a feeling of awe for the Colorado River

THE PARAGRAGH!!!
Everyone has heard the adage "Laughter is the best medicine." Researchers are finding that writing about one’s feelings can be effective medicine, too. People have been recording their feelings in diaries for centuries. Recent studies, though, suggest that such writing not only improves a person’s mood; it can also have a significant influence on their physical condition. Therefore, physicians should incorporate patient journaling as part of their treatment for any complaint or disease.

It is true that not all people benefit from diary-writing. Studies are still exploring how individual differences influence the health-related effectiveness of writing. It is also true that not all writing benefits a person's health. For example, it's not enough to simply write, "I feel bad" or "I hurt." To gain any health benefit, the writing must be expressive. In other words, a person must explore their feelings instead of only stating them. They must write sentences that begin along the lines of "I feel sad because..." This is the type of writing, often called journaling, that can improve one's health.

One way journaling improves health is by reducing stress and anxiety. Brain science has determined that each side of the human brain has different strengths. The left brain is rational and analytical. The right brain functions as a creative and emotional center. Journaling about stressful or anxious situations accesses the right brain. Doing so enables a person to clarify feelings and solve problems. Consistent journaling also helps the writer discover patterns of thought and behavior. According to Richard Petty, a professor of psychology at Ohio State University, "However you tag your thoughts—as trash or as worthy of protection—seems to make a difference in how you use those thoughts." Expressive writing can help not only identify but also change the way a person tags their thoughts. A 2011 study conducted in Spain, for example, found that writing helped teens get rid of negative thoughts. In the study, teens wrote down their negative thoughts about their bodies. This cleared the thoughts from their minds. Then they threw away what they wrote. As a result, the teens felt less stress and anxiety about their appearances.

Research suggests that journaling can also improve a person's physical well-being. It has proven to be particularly beneficial to people who have chronic diseases, such as asthma and rheumatoid arthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis is a disease characterized by swelling in the joints. In one study, psychologists at the University of Texas at Austin asked patients to write expressively for twenty minutes a day for three consecutive days. In a medical check-up four months later, those patients had fewer and less severe symptoms. The control group, which had the same disease but did not write expressively, did not show such improvement.

In addition to reducing symptoms of existing diseases, expressive writing can also strengthen the body's ability to fight off disease. A person's immune system is responsible for fighting off viruses and other causes of illness. Doctors in New Zealand found that journaling strengthened immune function in patients with immune system disease. Another study linked journaling to a stronger response to a vaccine for a type of blood disease called Hepatitis B. The stronger response means the body will be more effective in fighting off the illness.

Journaling, therefore, can improve one's physical and emotional health. Further research is necessary to solidify how and why expressive writing has such an impact. Nevertheless, it is an option that all medical professionals should consider. Although journaling is not a replacement for traditional treatment methods such as therapy and medication, it is a supplemental tool to improve the effects of that treatment. It is not out of the question, then, to imagine a day when doctors might instruct a patient to "write two paragraphs and call me in the morning."
QUESTION!!!


Read the sentence below, which states the claim of the argument.

Therefore, physicians should incorporate patient journaling as part of their treatment for any complaint or disease.

Which of the following sentences is evidence that the author uses to support the claim?

A
“It is also true that not all writing benefits a person's health.”

B
“Journaling about stressful or anxious situations accesses the right brain.”

C
“In addition to reducing symptoms of existing diseases, expressive writing can also strengthen the body's ability to fight off disease.”

D
“Another study linked journaling to a stronger response to a vaccine for a type of blood disease called Hepatitis B.”

During​ editing, it is helpful to develop

A.
a second draft
B.
an error log and a spelling log.

D.
a cluster diagram.



After writers edit their​ work, think about what they learn from the process and what they could use to help them polish and improve their general writing.

When I extract a .zip file, it works fine, but then a few days later it stops working..Why does it do that?-

Which of the following steps should come before the others listed here in writing an illustration​ paragraph?

A.
choose examples that the readers can identify with

C.
develop a concluding statement

D.
develop a topic sentence

Before selecting​ examples, a writer must know what the controlling idea of the paragraph will be.

Which line in this note card is part of the bibliographic information that will help the student find the source later?

I feel like this should be easy, but what are some things that the United Nations (U.N) should adress?

I was thinking things like global warming or somethin like that, but that's not what they deal with(right?)

Please help, and no links please!!

How do I convince my parents to let me date now that imin 7th grade please help i have strict Mexican parents so if you know you know

fill in the blanks

1 made by an electrode, selected at random, chosen by a user

2 works by recognizing, succeeds by deleting, starts by summarizing

3 opening a device, placing a phone call, sending a text

How is this quote important:


“ The world where the result devours the cause, and the cause devours the result. The world where all possibilities exist, and the individual possibility supports and maintains each other. A perfect, immortal epic where a story manufactures a story all on its own.”

_______ are protected lands in the United States that preserve ecosystem and biodiversity.
Question 5 options
:Farms
:National Park
:Ocean
:Great Lakes

In "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle," when James Ryder tells Sherlock Holmes his real name, Holmes mentions that Ryder is the head attendant at the Metropolitan Hotel. What is one implication of Holmes saying this in the story?

a. It suggests that Holmes learned who worked at the hotel at some point before this because he suspects that a hotel employee was involved with the crime.

b. It frightens Ryder greatly, leaving him no choice but to go with Holmes and Watson back to Holmes's house in the hopes of retrieving the stolen jewel.

c. It indicates that Holmes has already figured out how and why Ryder chose to hide the stolen jewel in one of the geese raised by his sister.

d. It makes Holmes's decide to let Ryder go free rather than have him arrested, since Ryder promises not to commit any further crimes.

why do you think Hal, Mercedes, and Charles set out for the Klondike when they were so inexperienced? GIve at least 3 examples as to why they were unsuccessful

Which line in this note card is part of the bibliographic information that will help the student find the source later?