did laura find andy's coat?" "no, he found it ....
a) himself b) self c) oneself d) itself

"how was your weekend at the beach?" "it was enjoyable .....the bad weather."
a) even though b) in spite of c) even d) although

"it's warm today. why did you bring a coat?" "i brought my coat ....it gets cold later."
a) rather b) otherwise c) in case d) for which

"has xerxes finished his homework yet?" "no, he said he wasn't interested.... doing it." a) of b) for c) to d) in

"anne looks very young.
"do you know....
a) how old is she b) how is she old c) how old she is d) she is how old "

did clancy like the book?" "no, he hated it.... i did."
a) as much as b) so much as c) so much so d) so much like

did you hear about hal's accident?" "yes, it must have been
a) afraid b) frighten c) frightening d) frightened

"have you read any good books lately?" "yes, i have just read a book that....by a famous south american author.
a) was written b) has written c) was writing d) wrote

"will you come to our house for dinner this afternoon?
"..... i's like to, i can't."
a) despite b) although c) however d) otherwise

"did you go directly to venezuela?" "no, on our way we traveled....central america.
a) through b) on c) among d) for

"is herbert a good cook?" "yes, and.... his wife."
a) so b) so as c) so is d) so does

"have you always lived in michigan?" "no, i.... florida.
a) rised b) b) raised c) was raised d) am raised

"why do you travel to chicago so often?" "chicago is the city.... my parents live."
a) which b) where c) in where d) that

"why did john sleep so long?" "he was.... tired than he thought he was."
a) so b) to c) more d) very

"would you and natalie like to come for dinner friday night?".... all right if we bring the children?"
a) will it be b) will be c) is d) there will be

"why did your trip take so long?" "we were hungry, and we stopped....three times.
a) ate b) to eat c) for eat d) eating

"does bernice have a good voice?" "yes, and she really enjoys.... too."

a) singing b) the singing c) of singing d) to sing

you don't have to pick me up from work tonight. ellen has.... to drive me home.
a) announced b) mentioned c) promised d) presented

I need to know how many people are at the meeting. please ....them.
a) count b) point c) establish d) measure

i think he was at the party, but he....he wasn't.
a) contracts b) claims c) excuses d) consists

The doorway was so.... that we couldn't get the piano through it.
a) thin b) close c) minor d) narrow

before joe repaired the engine, he....it carefully.
a) recognized b) examined c) saw d) sighted

Louise asked her teacher what her ....on the test was.
a) degree b) indication c) point d) score

ellen has expensive equipment in her office, so she always.... the door when she leaves the room.
a) knocks b) locks c) firms d) borders

Barbara had been feeling sad, so her friend surprised her by sending some flowers to ....her up.
a) smile b) cheer c) turn d) like

he described his of making wine.
a) type b) relation c) range d) method

He described his ....of making wine.
a) type b) relation c) range d) method

everyone.... barbara wanted to go camping.
a) excuse b) without c) unless d) except

Dr. grasper's.... is children's diseases.
a) importance b) speciality c) notation d) majority

He was so frightened that his hands began to....
a) vary b) alarm c) remove d) tremble

Fred wanted to buy an unusual painting, but every one he saw was very....
a) likely b) orderly c) necessary d) ordinary

fred told his children not to ....over their toys.
a) quarrel b) prevent c) suffer d) threaten


Jack had his hair cut last week, but no one.... the difference.
a) looked b) noticed c) declared d) showed

i asked mary to explain the situation to me because i was.... about what had happened.
a) curious b) silent c) strange d) unknown

Dr. donald is a member of the medical....
a) possession b) profession c) production d) position

he wanted to now where dr. brown was, so he.... at the main office.
a) inspected b) inquired c) c) guessed d) indicated

Hundreds of ships sail into new york city's ....every day.
a) harbor b) border c) chamber d) route

during the storm, the sailors were afraid that the boat would fill with water and....
a) sink b) drag c) slip d) drop

Please.... me how to get to main street.
a) find b) locate c) show d) say

i had planned on going out last night, but.... prevented it.
a) occasions b) circumstances c) results d) particulars

Felix would paint his house, but he doesn't think he has enough time.
will felix paint his house?
a) yes, because he has enough time. b) b) no, because he hasn't thought about it enough. c) no, because he doesn't have enough paint. d) no, because he doesn't have enough time

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The narrator is regarded as a monster, as he is straightforward regarding the spites that he does.

A person who narrates the story or any literary composition of any form as such is known as a narrator. In the aforementioned story, the narrator describes himself as a man who is guilty of his spites and speaks openly about how bad a gentleman he was.

Adjective clauses are those clauses that cannot stand on it's own, meaning they are no complete sentences. They begin with relative pronouns that connects them to the other words they are describing.

"The boy wore a green coat. He carried his sister home" talks of the same boy twice, so by using the relative pronoun who, we can make a new sentence.The boy who wore a green coat carried his sister home is the correct answer for the given sentence (the underlines words representing the adjective clause).

Therefore, The narrator is regarded as a monster, as he is straightforward regarding the spites that he does.

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The Coast Guard had been monitoring the strong winds and high waves. The Coast Guard Cutter Florida was headed toward the beach to warn swimmers about the danger. They were ready to post red flags warning of a strong undercurrent. Over the summer, many swimmers had been rescued. The coastal beachfront was especially prone to a strong undercurrent because of the Gulfstream. Several guard members on the boat watched the scene unfold as the cutter headed toward shore. They saw two surfboarders heading toward a small raft with a young child inside. The raft was close to flipping over.

Several guard members on the boat watched the scene unfold as they headed toward the shore.

What implicit idea is expressed in this sentence?

What is the relationship between the pairs in the following analogy?
Envelope : letter as car: passenger.
A. One is paid for by the other.
B. One keeps the other secret.
C. One is used to transport the other.
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D. Both are found in the countryside.

Mr. Smith
Ms. Brown could chaperone the dance.

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What does Ponyboy realize about Dally at the end of chapter 6? How does Ponyboy come to this conclusion? Be sure to include the evidence that helps you make this inference.

ANSWER ASAP

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First slide(what is around you) (who is in the newspaper l) (why connections happen)

The second slide (find information on) (pay little attention to) (remember details about)

Choose pair of words that completes each analogy. Dynamic:energetic::

A disparage:compliment
B library:bookstore
C etymology:origin
D novel:chapters
E worry:frown

Plz help me!
The text feature can best be described as
A.a diagram.
B.a map.
C.an illustration
D.a photograph

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He is going to open the shop. (Find the correct passive form)

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Propose TWO practical solutions that a learner can use to resolve
conflict with their friends

I'm sorry if im asking for too much but can someone help me in the introduction for my essay. It is an argumentative essay in which we have to say wether making mistakes is a good or bad thing. all I need help on is the hook, claim, thesis. PLEASE

[SC.5.L. 17.1] Celia saw a goldfish at the pet store
that was living in a tank by itself. She bought the fish,
took it home, and put it in her aquarium with her
other goldfish. What must the new goldfish do to
survive in its new environment?
a. It must camouflage itself to its new surroundings.
b. It must compete with other goldfish for resources.
c. It must allow other goldfish to use the limited
resources first
d. It must build a home that is similar to the one in its
previous habitat.

Writers create dramatic irony by telling the reader about an important event in the plot that the characters aren’t aware of. This technique helps writers create effects such as suspense and humor. Identify one example of dramatic irony from chapter 1 of A Christmas Carol and explain why it fits the description of this technique.

Prompt: Student council elections are approaching. Write a speech for an audience of fellow students about why you feel you would make the best student council president. Associated Passage: Fellow students: I am responsible. I am intelligent. This is clear because I do well in all my classes. Many of you are my friends. A. It is strong because it provides evidence for its claim. B. It is strong because it suggests its position rather than stating it directly. C. It is weak because it does not make a claim. D. It is weak because it does not provide evidence for its argument.

How do these two points of view create a funny moment at the
end of the story?

Match the example of Hebrew poetry in column A with the characteristic of which it is an example in column B. Write the letter of the answer of your choice on the line provided. Column A A. Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. B. Lord, forgive me; blot out my sin, O God of my salvation. C. Ill-gotten treasures have no value, but righteousness delivers from death.Column B1. Synonymous parallelism.2. Meterc.3. Antithetic parallelism.4. Acrostice.5. Chiasm.

Read the passage
Which clue from the text is most helpful for determining
the meaning of carte blanche?
The family hired Raiza to remodel their kitchen, giving
her carte blanche to design the room as she wished.
This allowed her to use her creativity to make the best
use of the space. The new kitchen looked like it could
be on the front cover of a design magazine.
"to remodel their kitchen"
O "front cover of a design magazine"
O "to design the room as she wished"
O "to make the best use of the space"

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Which sentence is the best example of allusion?
A. Gray clouds swelled from the west; threatening to dump rain on the town.
B. My towns mayor is complete pig; he makes a fool of himself constantly
C. The new geologist has more rock samples than bill gates has dollars
D. Dr. Gonzalez’s house is basically a palace, complete with towers and gates

Why do we choose to do kind things for (or say kind things to) others? What is
the effect on other people? What is the effect on you?

I know you have done this as a kid....

if you have a water bottle with no straw inside, you would try to make a tornado at school

FACE THE TRUTH

Excerpt from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens

“Humbug!” said Scrooge; and walked across the room. After several turns, he sat down again. As he threw his head back in the chair, his glance happened to rest upon a bell, a disused bell, that hung in the room, and communicated for some purpose now forgotten with a chamber in the highest story of the building. It was with great astonishment, and with a strange, inexplicable dread, that as he looked, he saw this bell begin to swing. It swung so softly in the outset that it scarcely made a sound; but soon it rang out loudly, and so did every bell in the house. This might have lasted half a minute, or a minute, but it seemed an hour. The bells ceased as they had begun, together. They were succeeded by a clanking noise, deep down below; as if some person were dragging a heavy chain over the casks in the wine merchant’s cellar. Scrooge then remembered to have heard that ghosts in haunted houses were described as dragging chains. The cellar-door flew open with a booming sound, and then he heard the noise much louder, on the floors below; then coming up the stairs; then coming straight towards his door. “It’s humbug still!” said Scrooge. “I won’t believe it.”


Question 1

Scrooge believes -


A time has stopped

B this is all nonsense

C someone is coming for him

D this is only the wind

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briefly explain the importance of developing a study plan,as you embark on obtaining a national senior certificate this year​

C. The vehicles transmission would frequently fail, and the breaks would last about two trips
D. The limousines used by President Barack Obama are built by Cadillac division of General Motors and cost more than $1 million each.

What is the tone of this passage?
O regretful wishing he had been a better leader
discouraged knowing that they will lose to Brutus and
Cassius
scornful suggesting Brutus and Cassius are traitors
and cowards
sad when rembering the daily struggles the Roman
citizens must endure

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Francisco and Bernardo, two castle guards in Elsinore, Denmark, stand alert on the castle steps at night. This is part of the plot’s

exposition.
climax.
falling action.
resolution.