how does the author of the monkeys paw contribute to the mood

Answer:

he Monkey's Paw"? The overall mood is one of foreboding. The story begins with a warm and cozy atmosphere inside the White family home, while it's chilly outside. Every time the son, Herbert, interacts with his parents, the mood becomes lighthearted and warm.

Explanation:

Your teacher gives you an assignment to speak on the Civil War in class. You have two weeks to prepare. Which of the following would be the best method of delivery in this situation?
A. impromptu
B. manuscript
C. memorized
D. extemporaneous

what are three aspects of society today that you would like to reform, improve, or change​

That's the problem. We solved it together. make this a sentence using relative pronoun
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Explain how the author’s cultural background is reflected in Mama’s point of view about peasants in the story. Cite at least two details from the text to support your answer

‼ Please help ‼
Your body paragraphs are where you support your _____ statement with ____ and relevant evidence to back that up.

Giving brainiest to whoever I think gives a reasonable answer.

Giving 50 ponits

Which word best completes this sentence?

Select the word from the drop-down menu.

The ____ customer shouted and demanded to speak to a manager.

Your options are...
compassionate,
petulant,
queer,
and resolute

Annie who is the maid of honor in her friend’s wedding was suddenly ask to give a message to the new wedded couple. Being caught off-guard of the situation, how do you think Annie should present her speech?

Read Shakespeare's "Sonnet 100."
What is the central idea of the sonnet?
Where art thou, Muse, that thou forget'st so long
To speak of that which gives thee all thy might?
Spend'st thou thy fury on some worthless song,
Darkening thy power to lend base subjects light?
Return, forgetful Muse, and straight redeem
In gentle numbers time so idly spent;
Sing to the ear that doth thy lays esteem
And gives thy pen both skill and argument.
Rise, resty Muse, my love's sweet face survey,
If Time have any wrinkle graven there;
If any, be a satire to decay,
And make Time's spoils despised every where.
Give my love fame faster than Time wastes life;
So thou prevent'st his scythe and crooked knife.
The speaker considers his love to be his muse.
The speaker wants his muse to help him
immortalize his love.
* The speaker fears that his love is growing old fast
than he would like.
The speaker thinks that his muse is forgetful and
lazy and wastes a lot of time.

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What is the moral of “Hofus the Stone Cutter”? Use details from the text to support your answer.
Hofus the Stone Cutter

A Japanese Legend

The Riverside Third Reader

Once upon a time in Japan, there was a poor stone-cutter, named Hofus, who used to go every day to the mountainside to cut great blocks of stone. He lived near the mountain in a little stone hut, and worked hard and was happy.

One day he took a load of stone to the house of a rich man. There he saw so many beautiful things that when he went back to his mountain he could think of nothing else. Then he began to wish that he too might sleep in a bed as soft as down, with curtains of silk, and tassels of gold. And he sighed, "Ah me! Ah me! If Hofus only were rich as he!"

To his surprise, the voice of the Mountain Spirit answered, "Have thou thy wish!"

When Hofus returned home that evening his little hut was gone, and in its place stood a great palace. It was filled with beautiful things, and the best of all was a bed of down, with curtains of silk and tassels of gold.

Hofus decided to work no more. But he was not used to being idle, and time passed slowly - the days seemed very long.

One day as he sat by the window he saw a carriage dash past. It was drawn by snow-white horses. In it sat a prince, while before and behind were servants in suits of blue and white. One was holding a golden umbrella over the prince.

When the stone-cutter saw this, he began to feel unhappy, and he sighed, "Ah me! Ah me! If Hofus only a prince might be!"

And again the same voice that he had heard on the mountain answered, "Be thou a prince!"

Straightway Hofus was a prince. He had servants dressed in crimson and gold, and he rode in a carriage with a golden umbrella over his head.

For a short time he was happy, but one day, as he walked in the garden, he saw that the flowers were drooping, the grass was dry and brown. And when he rode out he felt the hot sun burn him in spite of his umbrella.

"The sun is mightier than I," thought he, and then he sighed, "Ah me! Ah me! If Hofus only the sun might be!"

And the voice answered, "Be thou the sun!"

Straightway the great sun he became. He burned the grass and rice fields. he dried up the streams. Rich and poor alike suffered from the terrible heat.

One day a cloud came and rested in front of him, and hid the earth from his sight. He was angry and cried, " Ah me! Ah me! If Hofus only a cloud might be!"

And the voice answered, "Be thou a cloud!"

Straightway a cloud he became. He floated before the face of the sun, and hid the earth from it.

Then day after day the cloud dropped rain. The rivers overflowed, and the rice-fields were covered with water. Towns were swept away. Only the great rocks on the mountainside stood unmoved midst the flood.

The cloud looked at them in wonder, then he sighed, "Ah me! Ah me! If Hofus only a rock might be!"

And the voice answered, "Be thou a rock!"

Straightway a rock he became. Proudly he stood. The sun could not burn him and the rain could not move him.

"Now, at last," he said, "no one is mightier than I."

But one day he was waked from his dreams by a noise--tap! tap! tap!--down at his feet. He looked and there was a stone-cutter driving his tool into the rock. Another blow and the great rock shivered - a block of stone broke away.

"That man is mightier than I!" cried Hofus, and he sighed, "Ah me! Ah me! If Hofus only the man might be!"

And the voice answered, "Be thou thyself!"

And straightway Hofus was himself again - a poor stone-cutter, working all day upon the mountainside, and going home at night to his little hut. But he was content and happy, and never again did he wish to be other than Hofus the stone-cutter.
DUE TODAY!!!

No one invites Harold to parties because he's a wet blanket​

"Snall mall" refers to:
Emails
Handwritten letters
Text messages
O Voicemail

I need help with this

Please turn the following sentence into active voice while keeping the meaning the same:
This riddle was solved by the youngest student of the group.

What can be some of the causes of intellectual disabilities

Choose the statement that is true. The wild wolf is static because he starts off being friendly to Buck. Buck is dynamic because he runs with the wolf but returns to John. Thornton is static because he does not consider Buck’s well-being. The Yeehats are dynamic because they are always powerful.

Organisms that don't recognize their own cells.
a antiseptic
b. dysfunctional c. outoimmune
d. antiwar


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What is the day called in which one boy and one girl are chosen from each
district once a year?

if you were writing an argumentative essay suggesting a tour of reliant stadium for the class field trip, which of the following would NOT be a reason (subclaim) to support your argument?​

The answer is Moreover.

what is the main effect of comparing ichabod to a lion laying down with a lamb

moving
ironic
sad
frightening ​

SAR: Reread Act II of the play. Is Brutus’s decision to join the conspiracy driven more by his conscience or by Cassius’s manipulation? Support your answer with evidence from the play.
Ps i will also give brainliest to first actual correct answer

Write a two-paragraph text describing an inspiring friend or family member. We remember people who inspire us. And people love to read about inspiring individuals. If you describe an inspiring person, think about the impact that a person made on you.

PARAGRAPH

WHAT TO WRITE

1

Who is this person?

How is she/he related to you?

What did this person do that was inspiring?

2

How did that person act toward others?

How do you feel about this person?

What can readers predict about Alice?


She will have an active imagination.

She will be a serious young girl.

She will be a competitive chess player.

She will have difficulties getting along with others.

Because of Zara’s ingenuity, the marooned crew avoided starvation by building a makeshift fishing net to catch fish. Would you describe Zara as a creative person? Explain.

Rodney is writing a research paper about Eleanor Roosevelt, a famous First Lady of the United States. Rodney wants a good lead to put in his introduction. Which sentence would be the best choice for a lead? a: Eleanor Roosevelt was the first First Lady to hold regular press conferences. b: Eleanor Roosevelt was the wife of a United States president. c: Eleanor Roosevelt wrote many articles after her husband left office. d: Eleanor Roosevelt liked to volunteer.

Which of these earthquakes occurred in densely populated areas:
the coast of Honshu, Japan; eastern Sichuan province, China; Port-au-Prince, Haiti; offshore near Maule, Chile

Has anyone read the book the orphan train?

I need to know what the main character’s goal is.!

Which means to make fun of someone by copying how they act or talk?

mock

insult

threaten

concentrate

Joe, you are wrong." This example is written in third person. Asap

True or False

When the student used his imagination, he was able to solve Nakia's
tricky problem.