when gatsby spoke to jordan in his library in chapter 3, he had devised a plan involving nick. what was it? why did he not ask nick directly?

Answer:

Gatsby asked Nick to have Daisy come over to his house for lunch/tea. While Daisy was there Gatsby would come in and him and Daisy could reconnect. Gatsby did not ask Nick to help him directly.

Look carefully at this photograph. What nonverbal messages are the people in this photograph conveying

250 word essay about your online learning experience​

Why didn’t Bridges dream of being a soul singer when he was growing up? Cite specific evidence from the text to support your answer.

Consider the scenario below.
Eliza, Manuel, Olivia, and Tony are all running for class president. Today, in the school auditorium, the four candidates will deliver speeches on why they are the best choice for class president. For the last few days each of the students has been practicing for their speech.

Which of the examples below best demonstrates use of effective rehearsal strategies?
a.
Eliza practiced her speech several times while looking into the mirror, paying close attention to her body language.
b.
Manuel recited his speech in front of his brother and sister. He focused on his annunciation, pace, and projection.
c.
Olivia practiced her speech at school. Three of her friends acted as audience members, and asked her questions. They also gave her constructive feedback.
d.
To prepare for his presentation Tony practiced his speech in the shower, on the bus, and while walking down the street.

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Which statement best describes the narrator’s viewpoint regarding the house?


A. The narrator shares her husband’s enthusiasm for the summer mansion.


B. The narrator feels pride toward the house, but her husband finds her reaction humorous.


C. The narrator thinks that there is something odd about the house, but she isn’t taken seriously.

(It's C)

What is this sentence in passive voice

How do the effects of the passages differ? The first passage gives information, while the second passage evokes and expresses emotion. The first passage provides details, while the second passage includes a call to action. The first passage gives more information, while the second passage is vague.

The term ‘disability’ only applies to people who use wheelchairs

True False


2. Devices such as a keyboard, pen and paper, pointing devices and automatic door openers can make communication with a person with a disability more difficult

True False


3. Which way is the best to get the attention of a person who is deaf/hard of hearing?

a Shout at them
b Touch them gently on their shoulder
c Approach them in a dark and noisy area


4. The vision behind the AODA is to achieve accessibility for Ontarians with disabilities by 2025.

True False


5. Assistive devices such as a hearing aid, wheelchair and speech generating devices enable a person with a disability to do everyday tasks.

True False


6. Which of the following is the best way to interact and communicate with a person who has a physical disability or a disability affecting their mobility?

a Assume they need help to get around
b Move their assistive device out of the way without asking permission
c If helping them, it is ok to leave them in an uncomfortable or awkward position such as facing a wall
d Ask before you help. People with physical disabilities often have their own ways of doing things


7. Which of the following statements is always true?

a Older people are all hard of hearing
b Avoid touching a service animal without permission
c Support people are paid employees of customers with disabilities
d People who are blind cannot see anything


8. You should always speak directly to an individual with a disability not to his/her support person

True False


9. The best way to communicate with someone with an intellectual/developmental disability is to:

a Exaggerate speech and gestures
b Assume they understand what you are saying
c Use plain language


10. Canada’s population is aging, so the number of people with disabilities is likely to increase in the next 20 years

True False

How should the events of 9/11 be taught now that
everyone in school was not yet alive

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Which sentence best uses the word raucous?

A. To help the newborn sleep, the family was raucous.
B. Every morning, the puppies greet the kittens with raucous woofs and licks.
C. The raucous librarian told everyone to "Hush" and quiet down.

Hiya, I'm writing an essay on "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" for my honors class! Can someone just proof read this? Does it sound okay?? :)

In "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar" the author, William Shakespear, really highlights the perception of morals and how it can affect a society or a specific person. You can see how the idea of morals is used by judging the actions of Brutus, Cassius, Antony, and the rest of the conspirators. William Shakespeare really made for a dramatic betrayal through Brutus’s perception of right and wrong, his basic morals. The theme was hit on a lot by using different perceptions and perspectives of this huge event, it was all really about how morals can affect people and the society as a whole depending on how big of a decision.

To begin, the theme is seen as the conspirators first approach Brutus with the offer to join them. This starts the debate of morally right and morally wrong. Was it morally right or wrong to kill Caesar? This question was often debated by Brutus. Cassius then proceeds to send Brutus fake letters, leading Brutus to only further debate. Eventually, the decision is made. Brutus comes to the conclusion that it would be morally right to kill Caesar.

Brutus was deceived by the conspirators, leading him to believe them. Brutus helps them carry out the assassination because he truly believed that it would be morally right to rid Rome of Casear, having seen that his friend was slowly becoming a tyrant, wanting to dictate Rome, keeping all of Asia under his control wouldn’t be hard with such power.


Please keep in mind this is due tmr and I'm in an honor class that grades tough :0

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Which of the following choices states a difference between dialogue and
formal speech?
O A. Dialogue is usually more focused on abstract ideas.
O B. Formal speech is usually friendlier in tone.
O C. Formal speech is more likely to contain slang.
O D. Dialogue is less likely to follow grammatical rules.
SUBMIT

Introduction for the experience of being an outsider universal

anton is so____.He is always bragging about how great he is at singing.

Which sentence from the text best supports the idea that forgiveness can help solve difficult social problems?


•For God has chosen this unlikely lot and set us up as some kind of paradigm, as some kind of model.


•Nearly everyone described what they were witnessing … as a miracle.


•The turmoil and instability many feared would accompany these crucial events have not occurred.


•Retribution leads to a cycle of reprisal, leading to counter-reprisal in an inexorable movement.

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Select the correct text in the passage.
Which detail in the text best refines the idea that the theremin is challenging to play?

The Theremin

The theremin is one of the earliest electronic musical instruments and is played without any form of physical contact between the musician and the instrument. The Russian physicist Leon Theremin invented this instrument in 1920, and he exhibited his innovation all over the world. The instrument has an unusual appearance and consists of two metal antennas. The upright antenna controls the pitch, and the loop antenna controls the volume. The musician moves his hands over the antennas to create electrical signals,, which are magnified through the instrument and relayed to the loudspeaker. The theremin sounds ethereal and transports the listener to another world.
The instrument became very popular in the 1930s, but it soon faded into obscurity due to a lack of interest. However, it was revived in the 1990s, and since then, it has been featured in the soundtracks of many movies. Many composers have created musical symphonies that showcase the unique notes of the theremin. It is one of the most difficult instruments to master because even a proficient player requires a lot of practice to control the intonation of the musical notes. Today, many enthusiasts also build theremins as a hobby using building kits available online.




options:

a. The musician moves his hands over the antennas to create electrical signals

b. but it soon faded into obscurity due to a lack of interest

c.even a proficient player requires a lot of practice to control the intonation of the musical notes

d. many enthusiasts also build theremins as a hobby using building kits available online.

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Which webseries is better
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I need help with essay pls help, choose from
aunt imogen, a servant to servants, the love song of j. alfred putrock, selected poems from Love Songs by sara teasdale, or grass by carl sandburg
Select three of the five poems discussed in the project. Write an essay of at least 750 words that analyzes how the three modernist poems address the themes of loss or isolation. Support your analysis with detailed evidence and examples from the poems.

“Most food that goes uneaten — 61 percent — is thrown out by home cooks and diners.”

Write a paragraph showing me your ideas for SOLVING this problem.
What is your SOLUTION…?
Support your solution with a QUOTE from a DIFFERENT article.

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How does the text categorize the information about the two phones?