Answer: c.indirect object
Explanation: A noun or pronoun that tells to whom, to what, for whom, or for what an action is done is called the indirect object
the nazis haveb= successfully exploited propaganda and culture to their advantage they did many things to ensure people supported them an example of conformity what damage has this caused to people or anything else
Kwame knows the most quick route to the library. Which answer choice corrects the mistake in the sentence?
A. Kwame knows the most quick route to the library. B. Kwame knows the more quicker route to the library.
C. Kwame knows the quicklier route to the library. D.Kwame knows the quickest route to the library.
Answer: The answer is D, Kwame knows the quickest route to the library.
Explanation:
Which of these statements goes against a statement that is written in the article?
Answer:
what article and what statements?
The transition phrase, "In conclusion" is overused and too obvious, therefore....
Group of answer choices Below.
A. It is a body paragraph.
B. It is the end.
C. It is an introduction.
What are some things Peter did in Pax?? HELP PLEASE
Answer:
When Peter’s father volunteers to go to war, Peter must give up the fox he has raised since it was a kit. Peter wars with himself as he feels guilty for abandoning his friend.
What do Twain and the captain discuss? Cub Pilot on the Mississippi Mark Twain
Explanation:
The Captain chooses Twain over Brown. He gave the captain an ultimatum because he thought Twain would be kicked off the boat for hitting a pilot on duty, which is illegal. Twain liked being on the river with other pilots, but because Brown was rude and antagonistic, he hated being a cub pilot while under Brown.
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Answer:
4th Options
Explanation:
Killer bees sting in just 3 seconds....
This paragraph is mostly about
A: The Appalachian Mountains
B: Europeans moving to America
C. Westward movement in America
D. The heights of mountain ranges
Please help me im not doing good
Answer: cultivation - e
moderation - c
ignorance - a
merchant - b
harbour - f
prosperity - d
The answer is below. So yeah
How is Anne MOSTLY treated by the others in the Annex?
Question 5 options:
They think she is hilarious and look for her to lighten the mood.
They rely on her to cook for them, so she is treated well.
They are constantly criticizing her actions.
They feel she is too young to participate in adult conversations.
Answer: i think its the 2nd answer, i thought about looking it up to double check and then i remembered that i have probably read about this before and im pretty sure thats the answer.
Explanation:
i dont have a big explanation but i pretty much explained in my answer so there you go!
Question/Answers from Robinson Crusoe Chapter 3
Explanation:
B. Answer using Yes or No and pick sentences from the story to support your answer.
1. Was Robinson interested in sea adventures?
Yes, Robinson Crusoe was interested in sea adventures.
2. Did Robinson’s ship sink?
Yes, Robinson's ship sank.
3. Was Robinson alone in the island?
Yes, he was alone on the island. After sometime Friday joined him.
4. Did Robinson kill Friday?
No, Robinson did not kill Friday.
5. Do cannibals eat people?
Yes, cannibals eat people.
Could someone PLEASE!!!! Write a short essay in which you explain how foreshadowing is used in the novel to build interest and suspense: BASED ON "THE OUTSIDERS"!!!!
Answer:
In the novel "The Outsiders" foreshadowing is used to make the reader think about what will happen next. For example, before the event of Johnny killing Bob takes place, Ponyboy states that Johnny would kill the next person that decided to jump him. Another example of this is before Dally's death. This is foreshadowed by Ponyboy's use of past-tense words when referring to Dally. He used phrases like "Used to". By noticing this, the reader starts to wonder what happened to Dallas Winston. The burning of the church is foreshadowed when Ponyboy tells Johnny to put his cigarette out, as he might start a fire. This word usage makes the reader wonder if the church will burn down in a future chapter. The foreshadowing of Johnny's death takes place when the nurse tells Twobit and Ponyboy that it's ok to go in and see Johnny because "It couldn't hurt". The Outsiders uses foreshadowing to add suspense and make the reader think harding, adding to the excitement the reader experiences while finishing the book.
Explanation:
Write an alternate narrative ending to Animal Farm. What happens next? What would happen if Snowball had come back? If Boxer had lived? If Napoleon had died? What would the lives of the other animals be like? You choose from where the story changes and what happens to each character. Your narrative must include characters, plot, setting, and a theme. It needs to be 200-300 words in length.
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Answer: write that snowball managed to convince the rest of the animals about the pigs hypocritical behavior and the animals ridding the pigs from the farm, creating rules of their own and successfully achieving equality for all animals
Explanation:
Which 3 of the following should be included in a conclusion to wrap up a paragraph?
Group of answer choices
An appropriate transition word or phrase
Restatement of the claim using #freshwords
The end
A strong sentence that leaves your reader with something to think about.
An explanation
The thesis statement
Answer:
An explanation, the thesis statement, and a strong sentence
Explanation:
What type of mood is occurring in the first scene of the diary of Anne Frank? Explain
Answer:
Dark and depressing..because of the war
what does History be rife with examples of mass conformity to group norms and ideas that were destructive mean complete sentences I'll l make you the brainliest
Answer: Well to remember with rife, think of ripe. Very common.
Explanation: By definition, rife means: "(especially of something undesirable or harmful) of common occurrence; widespread."
In this context, it means that history is abundant (has a lot of) with examples of mass conformity to group norms/destructive ideas.
Hope this helps! :P
The sentence refers to examples where mass conformity to group norms is highlighted and what happens in case they aren't followed.
Conformity is the act of a person exhibiting behaviour that resembles a particular group of people. It is the act of displaying similar vibrations and beliefs to the group. Mass conformity is accompanied by a light pressure and de facto authority. It is the tendency for a person to give in to peer pressure and agree with it, even though the group's conclusion is obviously wrong. Additionally, the evil side of conformity has frequently been investigated.
In many situations, the desire for acceptance and the worry of punishment for breaking group standards can lead people to unconsciously take on undesirable attitudes or behaviors. When one idea completely dominates society and individuals with opposing views are too terrified to speak up or act on them, a situation known as the spiral of silence might result. There are several instances of mass compliance to harmful group norms and ideologies throughout history.
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Choose the best way to combine these three sentences. She likes to ski. She likes to play baseball. Her favorite sport is football. A. She likes to ski and play baseball, but her favorite sport is football. B. She likes to ski and she likes to play baseball, but her favorite sport is football. C. She likes to ski, and play baseball, but her favorite sport is football.
Answer:
A. She likes to ski and plays baseball, but her favourite sport is football.
Explanation:
She likes to ski. She likes to play baseball. Her favourite sport is football.
She likes to ski and play baseball, but her favourite sport is football.
Twilight drew down and night came on, and White Fang lay by his mother's side. His nose and tongue still hurt, but he was perplexed by a greater trouble. He was homesick. He felt a vacancy in him, a need for the hush and quietude of the stream and the cave in the cliff. Life had become too populous. There were so many of the man-animals, men, women, and children, all making noises and irritations.
Which statement best says how London develops White Fang’s character in the excerpt?
A - London gives clues to White Fang’s feelings through his actions.
B - London describes an interaction between White Fang and his mother.
C - London tells the reader directly how White Fang is feeling and why.
D - London describes an interaction between White Fang and the “man-animals.”
Answer:
The answer is C
Explanation:
Write and define five words used in Chapters 12-13 of the book, “A Mango-Shaped Space.” Use letters “A” to “E” under the number “1” to list and define your five words.
Read an excerpt from the article, “Tamales: Food of the Gods.” As you read, think about why the writer discusses the history of tamales in a how-to article.
It’s usually savory―but sometimes sweet. It may be meat-filled, or it may be vegetarian. To the ancient Aztecs, it was the food of the gods. The tasty, versatile tamale is one of Latin America’s oldest and greatest gifts to food lovers.
People in Central America and what is now Mexico made tamales as early as 7000 B.C. from wild corn called teocintle. The Mayans and Aztecs served them at feasts and festivals and as part of religious rituals, offering tamales to their gods. They also valued the tamale, with its corn-husk wrapping, as a highly portable food for long journeys.
What is the main point of these two paragraphs?
1.to explain how to make tamales today
2.to discuss why tamales are still made today
3.to show the interesting history of tamales
4.to discuss how tamales were made in the past
Answer: i think it's 3 i may be wrong
Explanation:
the article talks about how the ancient aztecs thought it was a food of the gods and what people used to do back then with tamales.
Please answer asap this is do today
Answer:
I don't know if I'm going to do it.
I'm going to need more time.
What grade did you get on the test?
If I ever go to Italy, I'd like you to come with.
When I was three years old, I couldn't tie my shoes.
Her dress is blue, long, and very pretty.
Explanation:
What are challenges that someone who has to survive alone in the nature has to face?
Answer:
Some challenges that someone would experience out in the wilderness. First of all, it would be a mental challenge you would need to be able to keep yourself sane with no human contact and you would need to figure out your survival plan. It would also be hard physically because there is an abundant amount of insects and germs in nature, you could get sick and I believe it would be a struggle for food either by hunting or scavenging. Lastly, it would also impact you emotionally, as I stated earlier there would be no human contact meaning you would have to find the motivation to keep on going.
Answer:
Yeah, there are physical challenges like finding drinking water and food, but the biggest challenge is your own thoughts and psychology when it’s dark, when there’s no one around, you can’t sleep, there’s nothing to do, you’re thirsty, hungry, and you’re incredibly lonely. when you’re trying to sleep in a 20 yard space between the ocean and the jungle with no one around, your thoughts become racy and all over the place. You have a thousand thoughts at once but your mind is still empty because none stick.. Occasionally, however, some of your thoughts seem focused and they arrive at crystal clear personal maxims like what and who matters to you and what type of person you’d like to be.
please help this is due today at!!!
Answer: 1. You know it is a good and reliable source if it's .com
2. If I was going to make a website that was reliable I would make sure it is .com and see if I can get information from other reliable source so other people would know it was reliable.
What were some fancy meals in the 1930s?
Answer:
Chicken divan casserole, cherries jubilee, sweet potato-marshmallow surprises, and black bottom
Answer:
Chicken divan casserole, cherries jubilee, sweet potato-marshmallow surprises, and black bottom pie were very popular during the 1930s.
Write a short story using these 5 words: engross, apathy, impending, deft, conscious please, and thank you
Answer:
One day, I was walking down the street when all of a sudden, I got a phone call from my friend. Apparently, he got a new phone, and it just so happened to be the phone I've wanted for months! He had engrossed me in the topic of all of the amazing features this new phone had, so I rushed home, and I looked the phone up. I got very excited, but my excitement quickly turned into an impending sense of doom when I saw the price tag. The price was astronomical, and it would take me at least six months of chores to earn enough money to buy such an expensive piece of technology!
Now I decided to call my parents on my really old flip-phone. I really dislike it because whenever someone with a smartphone sees me with my old flip phone, it makes me very conscious about myself. Anyways, my parents picked up, and when I begged for the new phone, it was pretty clear from my parents' apathy that I was going to be on my own, even though I remembered my manners by saying "please and thank you." However, I am not one to give up, and using my deft negotiation skills that I learned in school, I persuaded them to buy me that sweet new phone.
Explanation:
If personal pronouns are not allowed, replace "I" with a name and "my" with "his"/"her." Also, I highly recommend you proofread my essay, but I hope my answer can help you get started!
Answer:
As I wait in line at the bank to cash in my check, my phone engross me. The line was moving slowly and the person in front literally had no apathy about their money. I had my check impending in my hand but I dropped it by accident. As I go to pick it up someone just lost conscious. Someone deft goes get them and rushes them to the hospital quickly.
There ya go.
Explanation:
Conceptual Question/answers of Robinson Crusoe Chapter 3.
Answer:
Robinson prepared to go on the same voyage again, though the captain of the Guinea vessel had died and been replaced. Leaving two hundred pounds of his money with the old captain's widow, he voyaged to Guinea again, but "fell into terrible misfortunes."
Along the way, Robinson's ship was captured by a Turkish pirate ship and he was taken as a prisoner to Sallee, a Moorish port. Robinson was made the slave of the pirate ship's captain. He didn't think his fortune could get any worse, but says that these events were "just a taste of the misery I was to go through."
Answer:Robinson prepared to go on the same voyage again, though the captain of the Guinea vessel had died and been replaced. Leaving two hundred pounds of his money with the old captain's widow, he voyaged to Guinea again, but "fell into terrible misfortunes
Compare and contrast the scene when the church is on fire
Answer: The book is an adult novel, but the film focuses on the characters losing their innocence. The movie is very close to the storyline. Readers are only told that the story takes place in the Southwest, but the film sets it in 1966 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Explanation:
Answer:
It can be compared to the gang fight, everyone is scared and there's a serious situation happening. It can be contrasted from the movie scene, where everyone is somewhat relaxed and happy.
Explanation:
Some of these sentences use commas correctly to set off non-essential elements (such as appositives, clauses or phrases). Decide whether the commas are used correctly in each sentence. Then drag and drop the sentences into the correct columns.
Answer: incorrect commas- there should be a comma after “husbands”.
2. incorrect commas- there should be a comma after “wife”.
3. correct commas
4. correct commas
5. incorrect commas- there should be a comma after “Shen”
Explanation:
HELP ASAP IM GONNA GIVE BRAINLIEST POEM I NEED TO KNOW THE THEME AND WHERE IT WAS SHOWN
Answer:
caring for others when there is no obligation to do so.
Explanation:
The poem "The Bridge Builder" by Will Allen teaches a very clear moral lesson. The above poem describes a man who was preparing for many more years of life. This old man decided to put away his tools and just build a bridge.
What are some things Peter did in the book Pax?
Answer:
Breaks his foot
Explanation:
Finally, at the end of the book, they do find each other, after Peter, the boy, has broken his foot and grown stronger for it, and Pax, the fox, joins wild foxes, learning how to survive on his own. Peter lets him go on his way, knowing Pax has found a new family and is where he should be.