I WILL GIVE 100 POINTS TO THOSE WHO ANSWER THE QUESTION RIGHT. Identify which parts of the sentence belong in the "noun" column and which belong in the "not a noun"column.


Justin carved a chair.

Answer: noun , not noun , not noun , noun

Explanation:

Answer:

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Explanation:

Justin: noun

Carved:not a noun

a: not a noun

chair: noun

Hoped I helped!

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Why do you think that stirring are treated in Jonas society?
Book: The giver

Which word best completes the sentence? Select the word from the drop-down menu. "It's simply not fair that he gets to go, and I have to stay home," the angry teenager shouted Choose..

A.mournfully

B. snidely

C. truculently

D. wistfully​

write short paragraph about endod
as pepticide​

_____ website is excellent

A.they’re
B.their
C.they are
D. there

Differentiate between Stress and a Stressor.​

what is reincarnation???​

Fill in the blank with the best transition for this sentence. We were satisfied with ​Renata's explanation for the budget shortfall ​________ James told us the results of the audit. A. adjacent to

Fix the one word that is used incorrectly. The secretary of state, whose appointed by the president of the United States, is the country's chief adviser on foreign affairs. ​

3. He is interested ......... learning Romanian.​

Which sentence is written in first-person point of view? © Though work has sometimes been challenging, they have always enjoyed the field of robotics © Though work has sometimes been challenging, you have always enjoyed the field of robotics. © Though work has sometimes been challenging, he has always enjoyed the field of robotics © Though work has sometimes been challenging, I have always enjoyed the field of robotics.​

TRY THIS
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Using the claim and quote listed below:
Write a paragraph for a hypothetical research paper where you provide a topic
sentence which relates to this claim.
• Write the sentences where you connect this quote to your opinion,
Write the quote and contextualize the quote; in other words, explain how the quote
connects to your claim (thesis).
• The last sentence in the paragraph should tie the paragraph back to the thesis or
provide transition to your next hypothetical point.
- The claim: Students should think carefully about their choice of major if they want a good
return on investment for their college degree.
- The quote: Stephanie Owen and Isabel Sawhill:"According to Census's calculations, the
lifetime earnings of an education or arts major working the service sector are actually
lower than the average lifetime earnings of a high school graduate.”
(found on page 216)
NGA

In 200 words, give two examples of how Atticus tries to educate his children about right and wrong.

write statement telling something that is always true of an informational text

Which one of these are not mechanical weathering?

a. Sand hitting rocks and breaking the rock into smaller pieces

b. Acid rain changing calcite into limestone.

c. Water breaking a rock in half.

d. Ice wedging causing pieces of rock to break off.

For now i will be posting never have i ever,

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racist groups make themselves attractive to young people by providing interactive games and links to music videos on their websites. And both groups and individuals are highly skilled at manipulating their public image via various narrative strategies, such as humour and the interpretation of current news to fit with their arguments.





Put it in your own words !!!

In what way is the plot an important element of a short story​

Read the excerpt from Hidden Figures.

Katherine sat down with the engineers to review the requirements for the space technology lectures and the research reports that were starting to come out of the process. She listened closely to their instructions and, as was her habit, she asked questions. Not just questions designed to clarify the marching orders she had been given, but the kind of queries she had fired at her parents and teachers as a child, meant to broaden and deepen her understanding of how things work so she could create a more refined model of the world. Why did the trajectory equation need to account for the oblateness of Earth? Why was it necessary to calculate an error ellipsoid to accurately predict the satellite's return to the planet's surface?

Which statement best summarizes this excerpt?

• Katherine Goble sat with the engineers to discuss the requirements for the lectures and reports. She listened closely and asked questions to deepen her understanding of the way things work so she could create a more accurate model.

• Katherine Goble listened to the engineers and asked thoughtful questions, wanting to gain a more extensive knowledge of the subject and complete her task with precision.

•Katherine Goble met with the engineers to ask
questions about what would be expected of her in her new job and to gain information that would help her advance her career.

•Katherine Goble and the engineers met to discuss the specifics of the task she was asked to complete. She asked questions that showed her immense talent and

Which of the following three sentences contains an adverb?
(plz pick 3 answers will mark brainliest if correct)
A. Along with many of the men where he worked, Dad joined the U.S. Army to fight in World War I.

B. Companies were hiring women for jobs that men usually held.

C. Each part had to be carefully checked with tools that measured very short lengths and small diameters.

D. She deeply worried about George and his brief education.

Read It!
In 2008, several U.S. states were in trouble. They were not getting enough rain. The area was very dry. This is
called a drought. The drought went on for over two years. Leaders had to make some changes. Schools served
lunches differently. They used plates made of paper. They did not wash the plates. That would have used too
much water. Instead, they threw the plates out. Some people brought in water from other areas, too.
Do It!
Leaders were trying to
water.
A
take
B.
drink
С
clean
D
save
No

Thank a close friend and tell us how they make you so happy

Help please
Read this excerpt from a passage and the works cited entry for the source listed below the excerpt.
The Springfield Times sent a reporter to the Cracker Box Cafe on the outskirts of the capital to ask patrons why they think the
candidate's belief that the earth is flat has not turned off voters. Between bites of a chili cheese omelet, one diner said he didn't care about
the controversy. "The man's running to be the governor, not a mapmaker. Besides, I like a guy who makes up his own mind." (p. A4)
"Flat-earth Bounce Confounds Poll Watchers." (2019, Feb. 2) Springfield Times, A4.
Is this newspaper article a credible source? Why or why not?
O A_The source is not credible because ordinary people aren't experts on polling,
O B_This source is credible because it quotes someone's personal feelings, which are always valid.
C_The source is not credible because newspapers and reporters are biased,
D_This source is credible because it is an established newspaper.

Which of the following is not true of the things you should do before you
interview someone?
O A. You should prepare a list of questions in advance.
B. You should know what you want to learn from the subject.
O c. You should prepare a series of open-ended questions.
O D. You should prepare a series of close-ended questions.

Read the following sources and then synthesize three of the sources into a well developed essay that evaluates the most important factors a school should consider before implementing technology into curriculum and instruction. Ensure that you develop a clear position for your essay. Use the sources to develop your position. Avoid summarizing the sources. Provide citations for the sources that you use
Sources:
https://www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/Workarea/DownloadAsset.aspx?id=35129

The fact that online games are so popular is probably proof that:
A. all games are evil.
B. all games are valuable parts of our lives.
C. games have a large influence in the networked world.
D. everyone should be gaming.

Read the following passage:
Amid the many horrors of the Vietnam War, I found one of
the worst to be the waiting - those quiet times of inactivity
when anticipation of the next attack weighed on me like a
pile of bricks. I might be lying in the mud along a creek bed
somewhere, completely oblivious to the cold, the wet
earth, or the smell of gunpowder still fresh in my noshils. It
was those times of waiting that showed me I had nothing
else in my mind
no past, no future, no ideas. Just a raw
awareness of the moment.
Which sentence best uses figurative language to match the paragraph's tone?
• A. In the quiet of the jungle, the rippling sounds of the creek carried
me back to happier days on my parents' farm.
• B. could hear my own pulse drumming in my ears, but my only
thought was to remain still and quiet.
C. For years after that, I would remember the terror and suspense of
those long minutes spent waiting.
• D. The jungle had reached into my mind, and its thick vines choked
out everything else that had been there.

Alfred Kinsey argues that human sexuality
a.
can be studied scientifically, by collecting a broad range of data about what humans actually do sexually.
b.
is a moral matter and therefore is not an appropriate matter for scientific investigation.

Which story do you think has a tone which is more suitable for young children? Why?​

What does President Lincoln imply by this line in the Gettysburg Address ?

The world will little note, nor long remember, what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here.