In the poem of "Blink Your Eyes", what does the repetition of the phrase, "I could wake up in the morning/without
a warning" signify?
c. The speaker's unfortunate realization that driving at night will lead him to be racially profiled.
d. The speaker's sense of powerlessness over his own life because of his skin color.
b. The speaker's desire to live life to the fullest regardless of his skin color.
a. The speaker's need to get up early to avoid seeing police officers on the streets.

Answer:

c

Explanation:

Read the sentence. The works of Shakespeare are still read today. Based on this sentence, you can infer that Shakespeare _____.

Here’s a freebie y’all lol

In the blank space next to the sentence, type the letter F if the item or part of the item is a sentence fragment, and the letter S if the item is a complete
sentence.
“In every class”

7. Water --- (cover) most of the Earth's surfce​

!!Will Mark Brainliest!! 50 Points!!!!!!Using the ideas from your Narrative Organization Chart, write the introduction to your narrative.
Review the story on which your chart was based.
Write an introduction of 75 words or more. Be sure to include:
description of setting
introduction to main characters
hook your reader with a vivid description or interesting quote

Angela enjoys swimming what is the rate unit

55 points!!!
WRITE AN I Believe essay

What is an essential reason for evaluating sources for a research paper?
A.
to make sure they provide unique information on the topic
B.
to make sure they provide credible information on the topic
C.
to make sure they provide contrasting opinions on the topic
D.
to make sure they provide interesting opinions on the topic

Active or Passive 2. The kids rode the bikes.

Following tradition, the Apollo 11 crew was given the task of designing its mission patch. Apollo 11 was, and still is, one of the most publicly recognized NASA missions ever. The eyes of the world were on Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins. The Apollo 11 patch not only needed to be a symbol for the mission, it had to convey the intentions of America and the hopes of NASA. With this daunting task in front of them, the astronauts set forth to create a design. After some discussion, the crew decided to keep their names off the patch. Michael Collins explains: "We wanted to keep our three names off it because we wanted the design to be representative of everyone who had worked toward a lunar landing, and there were thousands who could take a proprietary interest in it, yet who would never see their names woven into the fabric of a patch. Further, we wanted the design to be symbolic rather than explicit."
Like the decision to keep the crew names off the patch, the choice to use the Arabic numerals "11" instead of "XI" or even "eleven" was purposeful. Neil Armstrong disliked spelling out "eleven," because it wouldn't be easily understandable to foreigners, so the crew decided on "11."
Fellow astronaut Jim Lovell suggested they use an eagle, the national bird of the United States, as the focus of the patch. Running with that proposal, Michael Collins found a picture of an eagle in a book about birds and traced it. He then sketched in a field of craters beneath the eagle's claws and the earth behind its wings.
The crew felt the patch didn't quite tell the right story. Tom Wilson, the Apollo 11 simulator instructor, suggested they add an olive branch as a symbol of the peaceful expedition. The crew was delighted with that notion and Collins quickly modified the sketch to have the eagle carrying the olive branch in its beak.
After making a few detail-oriented decisions, the patch was submitted for approval. However, the initial patch design was rejected. Bob Gilruth, the director of the then-named Manned Spacecraft Center, saw the eagle landing with its talons extended as too hostile and warlike. So, the olive branch was transferred from the eagle's mouth to his talons and the patch design was complete.

How does the last paragraph contribute to the development of ideas in the passage?
A.
It clarifies the idea that the purpose of the space program is to advance science, not develop weapons.
B.
It reiterates that the Apollo 11 lunar landing is one of the most recognized NASA missions in history.
C.
It introduces the idea that professional artists should design the patches, not the crew members.
D.
It implies that the crew wanted to use the eagle because they all came from military backgrounds.

Which two research options are examples of secondary sources? Select all the correct answers.

Would someone mind helping me? I really need this answer but I'm so confused. I would appreciate any help :) and if you get the answer right, ill give you brainliest.

Please help me.

What’s the best lesson you’ve learned about money?

WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!!!!
If the writer were to add one more sentence to this paragraph, what might be the subject of this sentence?
A) an assessment of Jackie Robinson's work ethic
B) praise of Jackie Robinson's academic marks
C) an analysis of Jackie Robinson's political beliefs
D) a discussion of Jackie Robinson's financial difficulties in college
E) a consideration of some of Jackie Robinson's pioneering predecessors

Which of the following is a topic sentence:_________
a. The ball is round.
b. Oscar Wilde is an Irish writer.
c. The world travels around the sun.
d. The ratification of the 21st Amendment caused internal strife among the elite of the United States.

And the Bible on my desk next to the peanut butter, the lettuce, the raisin bread, the crack in the plaster, the stiff-with-old dust lace drape now no longer laceable. . . . My little room at 6 in the comfy dawn (at 4:30) and before me all that time, that fresh-eyed time for a little coffee to boil water on my hot plate, throw some coffee in, stir it, French style, slowly carefully pour it in my white tin cup, throw sugar in. . . .

What does this excerpt suggest about the narrator?
He lives in miserable conditions and greatly suffers.
He spends too much money on food and coffee.
He is content even though he lives in a run-down building.
He has overslept and as a result will be late for work.

Read the following text:


The sailboat needed to turn to the right to avoid hitting a log. Jeff turned the steering wheel frantically. Finally, the rudder turned, and the sailboat avoided the log, and Jeff breathed a sigh of relief.


What is the meaning of the word rudder as it is used in the sentence? (2 points)


A digital tool that is used to measure the depth of water


A large piece of a tree underwater that is a danger to boats


A part of the sailboat that changes direction of the boat


A type of life jacket that must be worn in an emergency

List the ten principles of a green economy

We all have favourite activities we enjoy
Writ easy

True or false It’s ok to have a independent clause without a dependent clause

What is pff mean because
Idk

I need help ty! lolll :)

What does the term crowd sourcing mean? 1:canvassing a crowd at an event to find an appropriate source.
2: interviewing several sources simultaneously to discourage a source from trying to lead a reporter astray through a misinformation campaign
analyzing data to come up with the best information in keeping with the "wisdom of crowds" theory of sociology
3:gathering information from many people who have experienced or witnessed something via a social media application or Web site​

Third question of the day:
what is the purpose of life

1
Which of the following is something Willow is NOT obsessed with?
-The number 7
-The day, Thursday
-Plants
-Medical conditions

2
How did willows parents keep their highly gifted child engaged and stimulated
-they introduced gardening
-they scheduled play dates
-they read to her from medical textbooks
-they enrolled her in special classes
3
How did Mai react to willows quick learning of Vietnamese ?
-she thought willow was strange
-she was startled
-she was impressed
-she was indifferent

Thank you

write 10 words you can spell​

what will you do to to make your report interesting​

HELPP
Read this passage from "Iypes of Volcanoes" and
then look at the image.
The color in the center of the diagram most likely
changes from red to orange to
Volcanoes are structures formed around openings
(vents) in the ground where molten lava, ash, or gas
escape from inside the Earth. We have all heard of
lava, but not everyone knows how it forms. Deep
inside the Earth, rock that melted long ago beneath
the Earth's crust forms magma, a very hot liquid that
mixes with dissolved gases and crystals. When this
magma flows up above Earth's surface, it is called
O show the difference between the formation of
O help grab the viewer's attention with more than a
O give a warning with the color red that volcanoes
O show how the temperature of magma changes as it
magma and lava.
single color.
are dangerous.
lava.
rises.

10 points and brainliest for the CORRECT answer. I'm only giving brainliest after I take the test and know its right.

Part A

In “How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe,” what inference can be made about the cat?

She learns to love the island more than her human family.
She will continue to hunt even after she is reunited with her human family.
She prefers living with her human family to living alone.
Living alone on the island changes how she feels about her human family.

Question 2

Part B

Which evidence from the text best supports the inference in Part A?

“And she herself, in being forced back upon her instincts, had learned to be contented.”
“…she went racing across to the landing place—to be snatched up into the arms of four happy children at once…”
“…the young grass alive with nesting birds, the prisoner’s life became almost pleasant in its easy abundance.”
“From now on, her life in the winter wild, though strenuous, was no longer one of any terrible hardship.”

Look at my first question for the text for this answer



Which quotation from the essay best supports Gandhi's belief that the railways in India provide appalling service to its customers?

"At one place an important railway servant swore at a protestant, threatened to strike him and locked the door over the passengers whom he had with difficulty squeezed in."

"It was labelled to carry 22 passengers. These could only have seating accommodation. There were no bunks in this carriage whereon passengers could lie with any degree of safety or comfort."

"Now and then I have entered into correspondence with the management of the different railways about the defects that have come under my notice."

"The carriage was packed already and but for a friend's intervention I could not have been able to secure even a seat. My admission was certainly beyond the authorised number."