Read the word pair.

aluminum: metal

Which word pair has the same relationship as aluminum and metal?


lemonade: beverage

antique: old

crime: punishment

bouquet: flower

Answer:

Primary

Explanation:

Answer:

1. The word that does not have a similar meaning to energize is:

c. enervate.

2. To embezzle is to:

a. misappropriate.

3. Many families had survived the depression; nevertheless they were forced to adopt increasingly prudent spending habits to make ends meet.

1. She needs to talk to a therapist.

2. The faster you act, the better it is.

Explanation:

1. To energize means to give energy, vitality or enthusiasm to something or someone. On the other hand, to enervate means to drain someone or something of their vitality.

2. To embezzle means to steal money or misappropriate it, that is, take for yourself money that is in your care but that belongs to a company.

3. Prudent means careful. The families who survived the depression had to be careful with their spending, otherwise they wouldn't be able to make ends meet.

1. The simple present is the best option here. For the present perfect to work, we would need more information (such as "since last year"). The subject is "she", so the verb "needs" is conjugated accordingly.

2. This type of sentence structure does not allow the inversion of the subject and the verb at the end. The best choice is "it is".

Answer:

correct answers:

□both characters are woman

□ they have similar traits

□both characters come from poor backgrounds

Theme is the overall message, while topic is the subject being discussed

Answer: Wright describes how Cassatt left the Salon to paint with Degas' group.

Explanation:

Mary Cassatt had moved to Paris in 1866 to pursue her painting career. She met Edgar Degas and they became fond of each other with him influencing her work quite a bit.

Ms. Cassatt had been selling her artwork at the Salon and so did Edgar Degas. She however left the Salon and joined Dagas' group, the Impressionists so that she could improve her art even though they were an independent group and would not make as much as the Salon.

Answer: Wright describes how Cassatt left the Salon to paint with Degas' group.

Explanation: I took the k12 quiz

Answer:

answer is 4

Explanation:

Answer:

Dav Pilkey’s children’s book The Adventures of Captain Underpants (1997), targeted to young boys, it proved very popular, spawning a long list of sequels and adaptations in other media.

The story begins with the introduction of two best friends, George and Harold. They love to pull pranks and play tricks on others. They also write their own comic book about a crime-fighting superhero named Captain Underpants. They chose the name because superheroes always look like they are wearing underwear. They sell photocopies of each issue for fifty cents at school.

At an important school football game, they plan a series of pranks that result in the school being forced to forfeit the game: they put pepper in the cheerleaders’ pom-poms, making everyone sneeze; helium in the football, causing it to float away; bubble solution in the marching band’s instruments; and itching powder in the muscle rub. The next day, Harold and George are called into Principal Krupp’s office, where Krupp reveals he has a videotape of them pulling the pranks. He tells the boys that from now on they must do exactly as he tells them or he will show the tape to the football team, who are very angry.

Harold and George are forced by Krupp to wake up at 6 a.m. every day to do chores for Mr. Krupp. They also must never smile during class, and they get extra homework. Desperate to escape these grueling punishments, one day, George thinks he sees a solution when he orders a “3-D Hypno Ring” from a catalog. The ring takes weeks to arrive, during which time they continue doing chores and extra homework. When the ring finally arrives, they use it to hypnotize Mr. Krupp, replacing the video with one of Harold’s little sister’s videotapes.

With Mr. Krupp hypnotized, the boys fall back into their pranking ways, having the principal act like a chicken, then a monkey. Then, they get creative, ordering him to behave like Captain Underpants. The principal takes off his pants and ties a curtain around his neck, making the boys break into laughter, but before they can stop him, he jumps out the window to fight crime.

The boys chase him on their skateboards to a bank robbery, where he confronts two mystified robbers. The police arrive and start to arrest Krupp along with the criminals, but the boys get him away. As they are trying to get Krupp back to school to change him back into the principal, they come across two robots stealing a mysterious crystal. Captain Underpants’s cape gets caught in the van’s door as it speeds away, dragging him behind it. The boys grab on and are taken with him to an abandoned warehouse, where they discover that the evil Dr. Diaper is planning to use the crystal to destroy the moon, destroying all the cities on Earth, allowing him to become Earth’s ruler.

The boys hide, but Captain Underpants is tied up. The boys hatch a plan; they use fake doggie poop they find in the warehouse and a slingshot to make Dr. Diaper think he needs to be changed. While he is distracted, George and Harold destroy the robots and untie Captain Underpants. They examine the machine Dr. Diaper has built to destroy the moon and pull a level, thinking it is an off switch. It is a “self-destruct” switch.

Dr. Diaper returns, producing a ray gun. Angry, he intends to use it on the boys, but Captain Underpants begins shooting underwear at his face. They capture Dr. Diaper and escape the warehouse as it is destroyed. Leaving Dr. Diaper tied up outside the police station, they return to the school, deciding it is time to bring back Principal Krupp—but they have lost the Hypno Ring’s instruction manual and have no idea how to do it. George finds a vase of water and dumps it on Principal Krupp’s head, breaking the spell.

Angry, Principal Krupp decides to give the videotape to the football team, not knowing that the boys switched it. George then finds the instruction manual for the ring, where he reads that the one thing you should never do is pour water over a hypnotized person’s head because it will cause him to go in and out of a trance at the sound of snapping fingers. He throws the manual away.

The football team watches the video, the Boomer the Purple Dragon sing-along tape, and they love it. They rename the team the “Purple Dragon Sing-a-Long Friends.”

George and Harold go back to their normal lives, making comics and playing pranks, but one day, they see someone snap their fingers in front of Principal Krupp, and he instantly becomes Captain Underpants. The boys watch him running across the football field in his underwear, the curtain tied around his neck again, to go fight crime.

Explanation:

Answer:

Ok the most intresting book i ever read was "Doctor Sleep" by Stephen King. I find this book intresting because of how they portray some of the characters. For example Daniel became the thing he hated an alchoholic (sorry for misspell). He said he would never be a drunk like his father but he did become one to snuff out his shining. I also find this book intresting because of the villains. The villains are a group of quasi-immortal beings called the True Knot who feed of the "steam" that kids with the shining produce when tortured. So heres a very very over simplified summary. One day Dan wakes up in a random womans house who he steals money from and leaves her the drugs they were using for her to sell. Then he goes to a small town where he joins up the local AA. Then a girl named Abra writes on his black board. then bippoty boppity boo she's 13 and the true knot kill again but then Abra sees them do it so they go after her! THENNNNNNN Dan and Doctor John go on a road trip to talk to Abra's dad they talk to the Dad and then kill some True Knot. Then the man called the Crow kidnaps Abra to take her back to the true knot. Then they go to the Over Look when it turns out Dan is Abras step uncle! then they both go fight the mean lady and kill her!

THE END!

Answer:

Once upon a time there was someone who didn’t want to do their work. His teacher interrogated him becasue the teacher thought he was cheating

the end

Explanation:

Answer:

A.

Explanation:

One of the main ways to get someone to do what you want is to guilttrip them into feeling bad and listening to you... A. is an example of a persuasive paragraph. A. is the answer.

Answer:

its D THATS NOT EVEN ON THERE!!!

Explanation:

It's

Answer:

I am planning a trip to Paris, France, on January 3, 2016.

Explanation:

I believe this is correct.

Answer:

I am planning a trip to Paris, France on January 3, 2016

Explanation:

This should be the correct punctuation

Answer:

hi

Explanation:

Answer:

Look on quizlet

Explanation:

Answer:

not 100%

itcould be 3 tho

Explanation:

Answer:

the answer is C

Explanation:

requisite means necessary

Answer:

Answer is C

Explanation:

Nikita didn’t get the job because she didn’t possess the requisite skills.

Answer:

abundant

Explanation:

I'm like 100% sure it is

Answer: There needs to be a higher sense of control because If there wasn't there would be chaos. It would've also been bad for the job chain because other jobs rely on others to do their job If there wasn't, nothing would've been accomplished. There are advantages and disadvantages of having a boss over you though, Like Not being able to slack off or do what you want that's an advantage and disadvantage. But having a boss to PAy you know an advantage.

The biggest thing to note is she rambles about the murders and actually ends up giving them away to someone (one of the doctors or maidens im having a hard time remembering without my copy of the book)

A what they said

Explanation:

Answer:

A, D, E

Explanation:

The effect rhetorical questions like this one have on an audience is it forces the listener to accept there is not one expected answer, It makes the sermon seem directed at the listener personally, and It makes the listener think about their actions. Thus, options A, D, and E are correct.

A rhetorical question is one that has a question mark at the end and is posed more for impact than for clarification. It is frequently employed in conversation as well as persuasive writing.

The aim of a rhetorical question may be to emphasize a point, get the audience to think about a subject, or add interest to a debate, depending on the context. A rhetorical question often has one of two answers: one that is blatantly clear or one that is difficult to ascertain.

Learn more about rhetorical questions here:

https://brainly.com/question/12669104

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Your question seems to be incomplete, but most probably the complete question was:

“How can you rest one moment in such a condition?”

What effect does asking rhetorical questions like this one have on an audience? Check 3 that apply.

A. It forces the listener to accept there is not one expected answer.

B. It forces the reader to think about ways to answer the question successfully.

C. It forces the reader to generate a set of related questions to ask the speaker.

D. It makes the sermon seem directed at the listener personally.

E. It makes the listener think about their actions.

My final project will be about Beethoven.

YOUR NAME

Beethoven's Life

01-24-2021

Describe your work. What is going on? What/who is being portrayed?

Beethoven was a famous composer and pianist.

Is there anything about the subject matter or about you that people should know while they look at your artwork?

I don't think so, because my life is not related to my project, and people don't need to know boring things

What is the message behind your artwork?

I want people to know more about him.

Is your work meant to evoke a particular sentiment or emotion?

Maybe people will look differently this person after I research and put some information.

Does your work have an intended audience?

Not really, I planned this to be something anyone can read, but well some people will see my artwork differently.

If someone were to write a review of your artwork, what might he or she say?

That my project surprised them in a good way.

Answer:

sequence structure

Explanation:Throughout this novel, Malala uses a sequence structure that carries you along the path of her passion in the fight for education.

Answer:

I don't know

Explanation:

Answer:

claude

Explanation:

I try it

is that true or wrong

Answer:

allot

Explanation:

Answer:

Allot

Explanation:

Easy peasy hope you get a good grade:)

Answer: she wins the Srakharov prize

Explanation:

Malala Yousafzai is an activist for girls education and she's from Pakistani and was born in 1997. When she was 12, she wrote a blog about Talibans .

In 2012 she was shot in a bus by the Talibans but eventually was okay after she got better. She won the Srakharov prize in 2013 for her goods works and was known worldwide.

It signifies the African Americans wants and desires for equality.