Read the excerpt from Dylan Thomas's "Do Not Go Gentle into the Good Night" below, and answer the question that follows.

Old age should burn and rave at close of day;

Rage, rage, against the dying of the light.

The text above is an excerpt of which of the following literary devices?

assonance
hyperbole
point of view
auditory imagery

My children fall over a lot and their _____ are always black and blue.
2 điểm
a. chest
b. knees
c. shoulders

Select the best
19. If you want to generate ideas from your own experiences, what should you do?
A. Simply remember your experiences as best as you can.
B. Make detailed written observations of your experiences.
C. Research your topic at a library to find out what experts have to say.
D. Interview your friends and family to find out what they think about you.

Cars are obliged to stop when the traffic lights are red.​

Signal words and phrases help a reader determine a text’s

With compound interest what happens when you start compounding more and more frequent?

Arrange the words to form a sentence : weather in time is rainy the​

Which is the best example of a concrete word?
O A. Strength
O B. Ladder
O C. Endurance
O D. Challenge

GARY WENT FROM 2 A'S TO 5 A'S WHAT IS THE
PERCENT CHANGE?
I know it’s not ela but the math thing isn’t working

If you're assigned to write a persuasive essay about free speech laws, what would be the best type of organization to use in your outline and essay?

How Hedy Lamarr Invented Early Wireless Technology

Unhappy being pigeonholed due to her looks, the “most beautiful woman in the world" set out to develop a secret communication system that would take down Nazi submarines.

A lonely immigrant from Austria slips out of her stage clothes and kicks off her heels. Carefully removing her movie makeup, she's dissatisfied that she's been overlooked for more significant roles. Instead of throwing a pity party, however, she heads determinedly for her drafting table, a place where she has previously invented an improved traffic stoplight.

This is where she'll prove to the world that she's more than a pretty face.

This is the real-life story of Hedy Lamarr, Hollywood actress turned tech hero. An inventor whose contributions helped develop a system used in Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi.

She had a knack for designing problem-solving technologies. Transforming the drawing room in her house into an innovation studio with a drafting table and the necessary tools Lamarr invented an aid to help people with limited mobility get in and out of the bath. She also invented a fluorescent dog collar and a bouillon cube* that would dissolve to turn water into soda.

Her best-known success was a passion project that still has applications today. The “secret communication system" she developed with composer George Antheil, a neighbor and friend, was the precursor to today's top wireless technologies. Together, they developed a radio communication system based on the 88 piano keys. It was a success, and the duo received a patent for their work in 1942. Unfortunately, the U.S. Navy ignored their technological feat for another 20 years.

Late, the system became the precursor to modern wireless technologies. Their work remained unrecognized until 1997, when the Electronic Frontier Foundation acknowledged Lamarr and Antheil. When Lamarr heard the EFF was giving her an award, her first words were, 'Well, it's about time.'

Glossary: *bouillon cube- A cube of evaporated seasoned meat extract

1-1: Based on the passage, which of these is most likely to be true about Hedy?
(1 Point)

A. Her favourite pastime was to design inventions.

B. She never received recognition for her inventions.

C. She had secretly worked for the American government.

D. Her inventions were made only through her own efforts.
2.The 'secret communication system', developed by Hedy and George was______________.
(1 Point)

A. a project Hedy was paid to do

B. immediately put into use by the military

C. outdated within twenty years of its discovery

D. a forerunner of today's communication systems
3.Which of these is mentioned in the passage?
(1 Point)

A. how the 'secret communication system' works

B. whether the war effort was successful or not

C. which movies Hedy has acted in

D. where Hedy was originally from
4.Well,it's about time. This line means that _________________
(1 Point)

A. it was too soon to receive the award

B. the award should have been given long ago

C. the award had been given for her first invention

D. it was not the most important award in her lifetime
5.One of the reasons why Hedy became an inventor was because ______________.
(1 Point)

A. she was not happy with her looks

B. she wanted to contribute to the war

C. she wanted to show that she had other talents

D. she was not passionate about her acting career
6.Which of these could be a suitable title for the passage?Immersive Reader
(1 Point)

A. The Real War Heroine

B. Hollywood’s ‘Star’ innovator

C. The Prettiest American Actress

D. Scientist From the Music World

why did yama check the ability of five pandava brothers?​

It is a pattern of written text that uses words like as compared to, neither nor,
either or?
A. Compare-Contrast B. Description C. Exemplification D. Narration

Do you have a recommendation on any good dishes

What kept Malala going during the ""dark days"" of the Taliban’s reign in Swat? What was happening to schools throughout Pakistan?

ISH Ms Cherisse)
LUULIIL
TRUE
FALSE
True or False this is an example of an argument?- "Bugs are highly nutritious and eating them
can fix the problem of hunger and malnutrition in the United States."
(1 Point)​

The romantic movement in literature began as a reaction to

What secret do you think that Equality's heart is trying to
express?

How does Andy get down the ice slope?

What is natural science ​

If you. This problem, show how to do it
A
Understood
B
Understanding
C
Understands
D
Understand

if i had known that you were in hospital, I ( visit)........ you
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Discuss FIVE possible reasons why some people in your community do not
participate in your campaign​

Marcus is monitoring the opioid epidemic in Florida. He came across the following information on a state website: •In 2009, an electronic database called the E-FORCSE showed an initial 2.5 percent decrease in painkiller prescriptions. •In 2010, about 90 percent of the top opioid-prescribing doctors were in Florida. •In 2010–11, some of Florida’s pharmacy clinics sold thousands of painkillers each day. •In 2011, Florida’s rate of painkiller prescriptions was 10 times that of other states. What would be the best next step for Marcus to take to monitor the epidemic? create a time line to show the bulleted information in chronological order call the state to learn more about what E-FORCSE is and what it does find a reputable source with more recent information about trends find information about the use of other illegal drugs for comparison

my teacher is my cousin​

which sentence has a grammatical or spelling error? My neighbor's collection of rare and misprinted stamps were worth more than $10,000. Lindsay, who is perpetually suspicious of her coworkers, carefully tracked everyone's contributions to the project. both are correct​

Express secΦ in terms of tanΦ
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2 ways why people use social Media platform to abuse and violate human rights​

Which sentences use prepositions correctly?
Which sentence use prepositions correctly?
Select one or more:

a. I'm occupied with training the new employees.
b. It's not easy to choose among many alternatives.
C. Corporate accounting regulations are different than ten years ago.

The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin provides which of these?


> a series of journal entries written by Franklin about himself as a statesman, writer, inventor, and scientist

> a series of essays written about Franklin as a statesman, writer, inventor and scientist

> a close friend's impressions of Franklin as a statesman, writer, inventor and scientist

>facts from Franklin about himself as a statesman, writer, inventor, and scientist

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4. Find out the meaning of each of
following expressions:
(a) to smell a rat
(b) to smell trouble
(c) His stare nearly froze me
(d) to come round​