How does the skin protect the body against illness? Select two options. The skin produces sweat and oil. The skin acts as a barrier. The skin identifies and coordinates an immune response. The skin produces mucus. The skin causes the body to produce antibodies.

Answer: The skin produces sweat and oil.

The skin acts as a barrier.

Explanation:

The skin is an important organ in the body of humans and it helps in covering the whole body. It helps in protecting the body from injuries and also help in the regulation of the temperature if the body.

The skin protect the body against illness by producing sweat and oil and also the skin acts as a barrier.

Answer: The skin produces sweat and oil and The skin acts as a barrier.

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In the passage, why are the tasks of getting out of bed and leaving the
room painstaking?
The tasks are the same, but Gregor doesn't know where he is.
The tasks are different because Gregor's parents have moved the bed.
The tasks are easy because Gregor has many arms and legs.
The tasks have always been difficult because Gregor is clumsy.
The tasks require great care and effort because Gregor's body is no longer
human.

Definition: The way a piece of writing is organized is called its

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Which text structure has the author of this passage used?
Every year, nearly 1.2 million acres of land burn in wildfires. While lightning and other natural occurrences cause some of these fires, humans are to blame for 90 percent of wildfires. Campfires, equipment, and other human activities can ignite fires that end up spreading due to dry leaves, needles, branches, and weather conditions. Wildfires can help the ecosystem when they are contained, but they can also damage an area, making it difficult for the land to heal on its own and increasing erosion and landslides.

Which is a logical question relevant to the information presented in the passage?

PLEASE ANSWER ALL STORY:SOUNDER How does the sheriff know that the father stole the ham? Why does the boy raise his hands when the sheriff’s deputy says, “Stick out your hands, boy.”

How does Sounder react when the father is handcuffed and chained? In what way does Sounder’s reaction differ from that of the other family members? Why do you think he behaves differently from them?

How does the boy respond to the harm done to Sounder? Why does the boy seem to worry more about Sounder than his own father?

Where does the boy put Sounder’s ear? Why?

What does the mother do with the remaining ham and sausage? Why do you think the mother reacts as she does?

What are some of the things that the boy imagines may happen to his father? How do you think that he is feeling?

The road that passes by the cabin is described as lying “like a thread dropped on a patchwork quilt.” What idea does this simile convey? Why does Armstrong begin the chapter with this simile?

How does the author's decision to begin
Passage 2 with a description of the city affect the
reader's perception of Babbitt's situation?
The description of the city provides a direct
contrast for the description of Babbitt himself.
The description of the impressive office buildings
becomes a metaphor for Babbitt's career.
The details of the city's towers provide a positive
comparison to the structure of Babbitt's home.
The description of whistles calling people cheerfully
to work highlights the effect of Babbitt's alarm
clock.

The structure of the Hero's Journey is...
A. not often used anymore.
B. beginning to bore readers.
C. only used in books of fiction.
D. present across genres.

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A. Although the introduction present valid background information, it is ineffective because the main point of the essay is unclear.

B. The introduction is effective because the main point of the essay is established in the opening sentence.

C. The introduction is affective because it starts with an intriguing suggestion and it gives additional information to back it up.

D. Although the introduction establishes a strong claim, it is ineffective because it does not use a phrase like "this essay will be about. . ." to directly state the authors intentions.

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List three examples of violence you have recently seen in the media.

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A single row of words in a poem is called a

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Which belief did Frederick Douglass and the slaveholders NOT share?

According to this myth, what was the world like in the beginning?

Which event from The Diary of Anne Frank best supports the theme that wartime can often bring out the worst in
people?
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O Mr. Frank makes some unnecessarily cruel comments about Peter's cat.
O The man in the storeroom is willing to trade people's safety for money.
Mrs. Van Daan refuses to sell her coat, because she looks beautiful in it.
O Miep and Mr. Kraler only come to the annex when it is absolutely necessary.

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Hey! I’m writing a story and need some ideas on what should happen next.
“ About thirty minutes later, I hear a car horn outside my apartment. This is it. The moment I’m going to enter the car of the person I’m supposed to hate. Why did I tell him I’d go to the park with him? I walk out and try to open the car door, it’s locked. I knock on the window and mouth to him that the door is locked. He nods his head and starts laughing at me. I knew this was a bad idea. He is awful! I angrily glare at him for a few seconds until he finally unlocks the door and lets me in. When I enter the car I ask him, “Why did you do that?” He laughs and says, “Because it was funny.” I roll my eyes and say, “No it wasn’t.” He starts the car then says, “Wow, not even thirty seconds with me and you’re already rolling your eyes?” I glare at him for what feels like forever and he makes another sarcastic comment, “Sunflower, if you wanna stare at me, you should take a picture. It lasts longer.” Ugh! “You’re so annoying, I’m so regretting coming with you!” He grins and keeps on driving. I honestly still have no idea why he invited me but I guess I’ll never know. After minutes of awkward silence, I decide to say something. “So pretty boy, why did you invite me to the park?” He looks over at me and says, “I have a name you know.” “Yeah, so do I, but yet, you never use it.” He smiles at me. “True”, he says. I smile. I’m really getting used to this fun side of him. Hang on, what? What am I saying? Getting used to him? No, never. I get rid of that thought and as I do, he parks the car and says, “Here we are. Are you ready to have fun?” I look over at him and respond, “I’m with you, I’m not sure how much fun I can actually have.” He rolls his eyes and says, “Right back at you. You’re no fun either.” I ignore him and we get out of the car.”


What should happen while these two are at the park? (By the way, these two always argue they basically hate eachother. Seth (the guy driving) made a bet on Sila (the girl he is with) That is just a little background info. PS I did already ask this question and I got some creative people to help me, I’m just looking for a variety of ideas :)

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Of the following, which would be the best addition to the development of the third paragraph?(Walden)
A.
the name of the “stream [he] go[es] a-fishing in”
B.
a narrative of his earliest childhood memory regarding “the intellect”
C.
the name of a specific creature with a “snout and fore paws”
D.
an exploration of the sentence, “My head is hands and feet”
E.
an explanation of where he “will begin to mine”