Please write 4-5 sentences about what you see in this image.

I see what seems to have been a landslide. There are large rocks all over the road and they seem to be falling into the river across from the mountain they came from. By taking a look at the surroundings, It looks like this took place in a forest or somewhere that is remote. The river water looks like it's rushing (the current is moving dangerously fast) so if you were to add in all the rocks to that rushing water, It would more than likely rise causing an ever bigger issue.

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I NEED HELP! Which of the following phrases reveals the author's purpose in using hyperbole in this paragraph?

Well now, one winter it was so cold that all the geese flew backward and all the fish moved south and even the snow turned blue. Late at night, it got so frigid that all spoken words froze solid afore they could be heard. People had to wait until sunup to find out what folks were talking about the night before.

A. Late at night - shows how late it was

B. what folks were talking about - shows how much talking there was

C. so cold all the geese flew backward - shows how cold it was

D. People had to wait - show how long it took

Click to correct the three capitalization errors.

Gracie Mansion, which was built in 1799, is considered the official Residence of
New York City's Mayor.

Question 7 of 10
Kennedy appeals to logos by:
A. providing statistics about the benefits of space travel.
B. citing expert opinions about going to the moon.
C. discussing how inspirational putting a man on the moon would be
to young people.
D. telling stories about past failures to get a man on the moon.
SUBMIT

How is patriotism important in both "A Man Without a Country" and "The Emancipation Proclamation"?

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What is the difference between a summary and a paraphrase?

A) Both include a quotation, but a summary is longer.
B) A summary condenses information while a paraphrase simply restates it.
C) Nothing—they are the same thing.
D) Both cover a large body of work, but a paraphrase includes a direct quote.

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How does the structure of the poem’s stanzas contribute to the text’s meaning? A The stanza break divides the poem between what happens in the present and what has happened in the past. B The stanza break divides the poem between what happens before and after the barrel is kicked down the mountain. C The stanza break divides the poem between what the subject first thinks about their friends and what her or she will think of them later. D The stanza break divides the poem between how brave the subject feels while in the barrel and how scared they are once it begins to roll down the mountain.

Using your knowledge of Greek and Latin roots, what is the meaning of the word customary in the passage above?
A.
a way of running
B.
the unknown
C.
foreign
D.
commonly practiced, used, or observed

Answer the question in the image.

the potrait of a prince summary​

________ or hinted at but not actually expressed in words

What does he imply happened with grandison and how could the idea being implied have happened

Christmas Carol Question Page 37: Grade 7 English
In the margin, note an element in this drama that is not in the
original story.

7. Juliet's stated reason is that the moon is fickle, constantly changing its shape from
night to night.

What type of figurative language is this?

The Park Plaza Hotel is located in________

A. Princeton

B. New York

C. Grover's Mill

D. Trenton​

what kind of jobs did Matthew bishop have in the book the cradle

Non fiction: informational and argumentative texts

Which sentence correctly demonstrates the use of commas in a series?

Question 1 options:

Sarah wants a pink unicorn cake, purple rainbow balloons, and frosted sugar cookies at her party.


Sarah wants a pink unicorn cake, purple rainbow balloons and, frosted sugar cookies at her party.


Sarah wants, a pink unicorn cake, purple rainbow balloons, and frosted sugar cookies, at her party.


Sarah, wants a pink unicorn cake purple rainbow balloons and, frosted sugar cookies at her party.

Summarize in not more than 120 words, describing how Sam became an alcoholic and later kicked the habit.


" I want some more beer ..." Sam turned around and saw a dirty, unshaven drunkard mumbling in coherently as he wobbled aimlessly along the road. Shaking his head, Sam continued his way back home.
Sam did not bother to switch on the lights at home. Everyone must be asleep at this late hour, he thought. He tiptoed into Marie's bedroom and found her sleeping soundly, snugly tucked under her pink comforter. Sam bent over and kissed his beloved five-year-old daughter's forehead. "Thanks, dear. If it was not for you, I would never have turned over a new leaf," Sam whispered in gratitude, recalling the drunken man he saw a while ago.

A year ago, after being retrenched from his computer company, Sam felt dejected and worried about how he was going to provide for his family. The situation worsened when he failed to secure a job after months of intensive searching. Soon, Sam began to indulge in alcoholic drinks to drown his sorrows. His savings which was used to sustain the family expenses during his retrenchment was tremendously depleted by his drinking habits. Soon his wife, Catherine, became the family's sole bread winner.
Catherine's efforts to stop Sam from drinking were futile. Alcohol had transformed the once-gentle family man into a violent beast. Sam began to hit his wife when she refused to give hi money for his drinks. Once Catherine tried hiding his drinking bottles, hoping to stop Sam from drinking. Sam was so agitated when he could not find his bottles that he locked Marie into her bedroom and threatened her into revealing the hiding place. The incident instilled terror in Marie and thereafter, she tried her best to avoid Sam
These traumatic incidents continued until the launch of the "stop Drinking" campaign by the government. Striking and persuasive posters were put up in the public to persuade alcoholics to kick their habit. None of them succeeded in bringing Sam to his senses except one. The poster illustrated an alcoholic man abusing his wife while their terrified daughter cried helplessly. The slogan accompanying the poster was: 'Will Your Children Be Able To Draw A Happy Family Again?'. Sam suddenly recalled a poster entitled 'Happy Family' drawn by Marie for school before he began drinking. As if released from a spell, he realized how irresponsible and abusive he had been. Overcome with guilt, he quit drinking totally.
"Sam, why aren't you going to sleep?" asked a concerned Catherine.
"I'm coming, Catherine," Sam replied with a smile as he headed for his room

In paragraph 46 of "The Seventh Man," the narrator says nightmares come to him"like debt collectors at the door." Explain what he means by this simile. How doesthis statement help his listeners understand how he has felt for so many years?

what are non-restrictive clauses?

How would you describe the implicit meaning within a text?

The author conveys meaning through inference.
The author directly conveys meaning within a text.
The author choses specific words to get the message to the reader.
The author uses specific hints throughout the text.

Is a hot dog a sandwich? If so why or why not?

Suppose you had visited a friend's family in India for the Diwali festival. Write a story about your visit. Tell about the festival. Explain what it is and how it is celebrated. Use vocabulary words and describing words from the Article in your answer.

20. Which of the following statements about writing introductions and conclusions is true?
O A. Always write the introduction first and the conclusion last.
O B. Always write the body paragraphs and the conclusion before going back to write the introduction.
O C. If you have trouble beginning with the introduction, write the body paragraphs first.
D. If you're writing a research paper, you don't need an introduction or a conclusion.

Read this quote from the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. "It can make no change. You do not understand my position," returned the doctor, with a certain incoherency of manner. "I am painfully situated, Utterson; my position is a very strange—a very strange one. It is one of those affairs that cannot be mended by talking." Based on this information what is the best definition of “incoherency”?
A. Something that is unimportant.
B. Something that is unclear.
C. Something that is rude or unfavorable.
D. Something that is suspicious.

40. This book is very expensive. *

What an expensive book!
What an very expensive book!
What a very expensive book!
What a expensive book!

Revise the passage by changing all of the gerunds to
infinitives and all of the infinitives to gerunds.
"Giving IS one of the best things people can do. To
volunteer their time shows what caring people they are."

The narrator emphasizes the speed at which the Landlady answers the door. What might this foreshadow about the landlady, about Billy, and about how the two might interact later in the story?

A) He senses something strange about her.
B) She is a studious Landlady.
She is just excited for company and looking forward to his arrival
D) He thinks that she is a nice, sweet lady and they will become quick friends