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Part A

Read this sentence from the Newsela article "Storytelling and Cultural Traditions."

Native Hawaiian stories include the tale of the first Hawaiian, who was born from a potato-like vegetable called a taro.

What can be inferred from the sentence?


A. The tale is an entertaining story about Hawaii's history.

B. People believe the story is true.

C. Hawaiians are especially fond of vegetables.

D. Taro is the name of the first Hawaiian.

Question 2

Part B
Which evidence from the article best supports the inference in Part A?


A. "They also teach the next generation about behavior, values, and traditions."

B "Before there was writing, there was storytelling."

C. "Together they mean 'succession of language,' because the stories were passed down orally."

D. "It exists to this day to entertain, inform and pass down cultural traditions and values."

The Answer to :

Part A- The tale is an entertaining story about Hawaii's history.

Part B - "It exists to this day to entertain, inform and pass down cultural traditions and values."

Answer:Part A-  The tale is an entertaining story about Hawaii's history.

Part B - "It exists to this day to entertain, inform and pass down cultural traditions and values." i took the quiz and got 100%! hope this help you get 100% to!!

Explanation:

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Read the following excerpt and then answer the question below.

Excerpt from a 1917 speech given by Senator George Norris opposing America's entry into World War I

While I am most emphatically and sincerely opposed to taking any step that will force our country into the useless and senseless war now being waged in Europe, yet, if this resolution passes, I shall not permit my feeling of opposition to its passage to interfere in any way with my duty either as a senator or as a citizen in bringing success and victory to American arms. I am bitterly opposed to my country entering the war, but if, notwithstanding my opposition, we do enter it, all of my energy and all of my power will be behind our flag in carrying it on to victory.

The resolution now before the Senate is a declaration of war. Before taking this momentous step, and while standing on the brink of this terrible vortex, we ought to pause and calmly and judiciously consider the terrible consequences of the step we are about to take. We ought to consider likewise the route we have recently traveled and ascertain whether we have reached our present position in a way that is compatible with the neutral position which we claimed to occupy at the beginning and through the various stages of this unholy and unrighteous war.

How does Senator Norris approach the counterargument that America should declare war?

With respect, he says he'll support America if we do enter the war and that he wants to weigh the options.
With condemnation, he says it's going to lead us into a terrible vortex and is a horrible decision.
With humor, he finds the opposition laughable and things there's no way to take that perspective seriously.
With sadness, he hates the idea of entering the war and the number of lives that will be lost.

Read this excerpt from a passage.
"I'll never forget that Saturday as long as I live. I mean, sure, I knew this day would come eventually, but I had avoided it
for as long as possible. When my best friends Jerome and Dylan insisted it was time to hang out at my house, I knew the day
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Former astronaut Ken Bowersox is chair of NASA's Human Exploration and Operations Committee. He says Gateway encourages more-ambitious missions. "It's like a base camp on a mountain. When you build that, people are tempted to go higher, and they do go higher."

What central idea do the details in the excerpt support?

Ken Bowersox is an expert on space exploration.
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12) What strategy does Florence Wilmington use to connect the audience
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House in 1955?
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a memorable title
B)
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Nick made himself the coffee. Nick himself made the coffee. Which sentence has a reflexive pronoun?

Which of the following is a correctly cited anthology?
A. Goldoni, Carlo. "The Servant of Two Masters." The Classic Theater. Eric Bentley, New York: Anchor Books. 145-236.
B. Goldoni, Carlo. "The Servant of Two Masters." The Classic Theater. New York: Anchor Books. 145-236.Ed. Eric Bentley
C. Goldoni, Carlo. "The Servant of Two Masters." The Classic Theater. Ed. Eric Bentley, New York: Anchor Books. 145-236.
D. Goldoni, Carlo. "The Servant of Two Masters." The Classic Theater. New York: Anchor Books. 145-236. Eric Bentley

Your parents tell you that the entire family shall be moving to another country in a few weeks time. Write a diary entry on your reaction to this change

Do you think it's possible to set the mood with other aspects of design? In three sentences, please give some examples of how you could set mood with lights, set, and costumes.




























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5. How do wolves hunt prey? A They team up with other animals. B They work together with each other. They use trumpeting to communicate. D They choose several leaders to take control.​

How does Echidna say Percy should feel about her killing him?

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O by offering a realistic portrayal of human behavior

Identify the adjectives in the following paragraph highlight the answers in blue

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Whose footsteps will you follow and why?

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Even those students who work within a budget may find it necessary to take out a small student loan to ease the burden of paying outright for college. The monthly payback rates of those loans need to be considered carefully. Wherever possible, the payback rate should be relative to a student’s projected income upon graduation. For example, students can calculate the monthly salary of their chosen profession and make sure it adequately covers their monthly loan payback. If a salary projection covers the monthly loan amount, then the student can feel safe in taking on the loan.
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