Many people consider research papers challenging and profoundly dry. If you could write a research paper about any topic, in any mode of your choosing, what kind of research paper would you find interesting, engaging, and maybe even fun? Comment on other students' ideal research papers.​

Answer:

I would write on something interesting like animals, cars, or places

Explanation:

(I like cars so I threw that in there)

Answer:

sports research  papers to be honest

Explanation:

Unwanted points, so here is a quistion.

What’s the best way to store potatoe’s? My language teacher just asked this. and made us confused.
Brainliest to first answer

Read the body paragraph from an interpretive analysis of literary texts.

Amy Tan uses figurative language in "Two Kinds" to express a young Chinese American girl's frustration with her mother's expectation of perfection. Tan's main character remembers thinking, "Such a sad, ugly girl! I made high-pitched noises like a crazed animal, trying to scratch out the face in the mirror."

What should come next in this body paragraph?

a reason that supports the writer's thesis
a definition of figurative language
a quotation from another literary text
a comment that states the author's viewpoint

"The Machine Stops"
12. PART A: Consider the silence at the end of the story. How is this detail important to the development of the passage’s central ideas?


A Silence means the Machine has officially stopped, supporting the idea that technology has its limits.


B Silence literally and figuratively means death when the Machine stops: both the end of individual lives and the collapse of human civilization.


C Silence represents the unknown, like the darkness, which also comes when the Machine stops.


D Silence means the Machine has officially stopped, and with it the destruction of faith and establishment of an indifferent universe.

I sat in the Chair. what is the preposition?​

10 propaganda techniques

Help!! Help!!

When it comes to driving, what is the points system?
A. Points are placed on your driver's license every time you are convicted of a traffic violation.
B. Points are placed on your driver's license as part of a safe driver reward program.
C. Points are placed on your driver's license for each driving endorsement you have.

Can someone please help me!!!!!!

Which theme is best supported by the verbal irony in
this passage?
O Power creates divisions within society.
Naive citizens enable corrupt governments.
Temptation can lead those in power to corruption.
Corrupt leaders use propaganda to remain in power.
It it not D

Which sentence states a fact about ostriches?
A They are not ordinary birds.
B Their feathers are beautiful.
C They are remarkable birds.
D They eat what they find.

In the essay, Adkison doesn’t mention Jeff’s name until the seventh paragraph. How would the effect of the essay be different if the narrator had introduced him in the first paragraph, as “my manager Jeff,” instead of “that person [who] wore a tie with a Pizza Hut logo on it”?

PLEASE HELP ME

Read the statement about Swift’s "A Modest Proposal."

Swift’s skillful and abundant use of false premises to develop his argument was the most effective way to signal that he was writing a satire.

This statement is

A. objective because it is influenced by feelings or opinions.
B. objective because it is not influenced by feelings or opinions.
C. subjective because it is influenced by feelings or opinions.
D. subjective because it is not influenced by feelings or opinions.

Why does the narrator most likely mention the story about her friend dying father

Which of the following affects the voice of a poem?
tone
sentence patterns
word choice
all of the above

What 'value for money' means to you?

I need help now please ​

7. What did the German translation in the footnotes reveal? * O Mrs. Frank was very angry at Anne. O Mr. Frank was ashamed of Anne's behavior. Mrs. Frank was happy that Anne can talk comfortably with her father. O Mr. Frank is angry that Anne does not behavior maturely like her sister.​

mach each example to the correct figure of speech

Write a mundane poem

Josleen divided some of the planets into two main groups. The table below shows how she grouped them.

Group 1
Mercury
mars
venus
GROUP 2
Saturn
Uranus
Jupiter
Which two categories did Josleen most likely use to group the planets?

4.
How does Victor Frankenstein adapt to University life?

- PART A: What does the word "champion" mean as used in
paragraph 1?

“ Many modern societies champion everyone’s right to be happy pretty much all the time”

A: to represent

B: to support

C: to triumph

D: to contradict

What does "checking out Rex Walls-style” mean?

Compare the behaviors of the townspeople versus that of the Minor Canon.

No ... of love would heal the hatred she felt.
2.
The ...of work I got through in July was double the amount
that I did in June.
3.
Police found a large ... of drugs in his possession.
1 had a certain of respect for him: he was a good footballer
and a good ambassador for his country.
5.
The
...of equipment needed for this trip is staggering.
6.
We use a huge .... of paper in the office every day.
7.A small
....of children are educated at home.
8.
A great ... of students volunteer each year for environmental
projects
Amount/ number/ quantity

What is the effect of the exposition on "President Cleveland, Where Are You?"?

It provides detailed background information about the people in Jerry's family.

It explains how Rollie Tremaine helps Jerry do something kind for Armand.

It describes Jerry's intense interest in collecting cowboy cards.

It is the point when Jerry begins to consider other people's needs before his own.

2. Kafka could relate to the character he created because he struggled with the fear that he was physically weak and________

Imagine you've been assigned a paper on "racism and civil rights." You start with a broad keyword search for "racism and civil rights," which turns up several articles. The one you choose to read refers to a woman by the name of Rosa Parks. You then do a search for "Rosa Parks." What is this process of extracting keywords from larger sources called?

• synthesizing
• brainstorming
• cross-referencing
• peer-reviewing

Read the paragraph from the section "1. Define Small, Specific Goals."

A habit is a repeated behavior. Before you can develop a new habit, you'll need to define a small, specific behavioral goal. For example, instead of setting the goal of "being more organized" try "clean my room and vacuum every Sunday morning." This goal works because it's concrete. It's a behavior that you can repeat over and over until it becomes automatic – in other words, a habit.

How does this paragraph develop the central idea of the article?

a by elaborating on the types of habits most people want to form

b by emphasizing the difficulty of becoming more organized

c by explaining the first step toward achieving a habit you want

d by showing why large habit goals don't tend to work​

In the topic sentence, "The middle child is often the neglected child of the family...", the key word or words that express the
writer's idea about the topic is
A middle child
B family;
C neglected;
D member

Second-person point of view features the narrator speaking directly to the reader. the use of the pronouns “I,” “me,” and “my.” the use of the pronouns “he,” “she,” and “they.” the thoughts and feeling of all the characters.