Which is a good reason for combining sentences?
To break up to run sentences. To slow your reader down at the beginning of a paper. To make your sentence longer overall. To show how to complete thoughts that are related.

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Answer:  To show how to complete thoughts that are related.

Explanation: It is good to combine sentences to avoid repetition of words, and to show relationships between ideas.

1. to make information known publicly; to attractively display merchandise
exercise
2. to describe the qualities of
dehumanize
3. to decompose by electric current
mesmerize
4. to exert the muscles
electrolyze
5. to regard with blind admiration or devotion
characterize
6. to stimulate or shock with an electric current; to spur; startle
advertise
7. to treat as less than human
galvanize
8. to hypnotize; to enthrall
idolize

Why do you think the author of Alice and wonderland choose to make a cat the one character most helpful to Alice?

what time do usually get up​

"Let's play hopscotch," suggested Lexie Grey.
Fragment
Punctuated Correctly

what are the steps to make a perfect hot chocolate​

what is the subject and verb of this sentence: The gymnastics team practiced for weeks before they competed

When Everett found he was the highest bidder for a prized 19th Century novel, he smiled ruefully and said, "This is a bitter joy"

Based on the context of this sentence, what is the best meaning for the word ruefully?

A. exuberantly
B. languidly
C. morosely
D. dispassionately

Manuela is working on visualizing the setting in this excerpt from "Nothing but Net.”

The neighborhood didn’t feel the same, though. The shoebox-sized store on the corner was closed because Mr. Hallas, the owner, had moved to Florida.

Which descriptive language did Manuela most likely connect with to help her visualize the setting?

the neighborhood didn’t
shoebox-sized store
closed because
had moved to

The following directions are found at the beginning of a cookbook:

1. Always use Pillsbury's Best Flour.

2. Sift flour twice before adding to cakes or breakfast cakes.

3. Make all measurements level by using edge of knife to lightly scrape off from top of cup or spoon until material is even with the edges.

4. Use same sized cups or spoons in measuring for the same recipe.

5. Before starting to make recipe, read through carefully, then put on table all the materials and tools needed in making that particular recipe.

Based on the passage, the word LEVEL used in #3 most likely means a.to make sure all measurements are the same size.
b.to get rid of any excess ingredients.
c.to scrape spilled ingredients off the counter.
d.to fill the measuring cups to the edge.

Highlight the sensory details in this text

On the first page of the final draft of a research paper in MLA style, the title should be

I NEED THIS DONE IN A HOUR, PLS ANSWER IT CORRECTLY, I WILL GOVE BRAINLEST
Rewrite the sentence adding a nonrestrictive element using commas.

Mr.Dan drinks his coffee every morning.

Question 7 of 10 Read this example: Original work — A novel about two brothers who travel across the country in order to find their lost little sister. What is one example of using a new medium to interpret this original work?
A. A movie that tells the story of the two brothers
B. A story written about the history of their family
C. A book telling the story from the sister's point of view
D. A translation of the novel into another language​

which of the following describes squeaky in raymonds run

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what are the meanings of the words

1. Censorship



2. Acupuncture



3. Canal



4. Daoism



5. Legalism



6. Dynasty



7. Feudalism

What rhetorical devices did Charles Darwin use?

In his “Day of Infamy” speech, Franklin D. Roosevelt claims that Japan was dishonest in its dealings with the United States. Which two lines in the speech best provide evidence to support his claim?

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How should a presentation script differ from a research report?

a. It should include more direct quotes.
b. It should be shorter and more to the point.
c. It should sound more like a story.
d. It should be based on personal experience.

WHat is the summary of Total control in North Korea

Which excerpt from "Sea Life" best supports the idea that the narrator feels lonely in her new school?
A. I don’t recall Jimmy Johnson having such a sweet smile in the fifth grade.
B. Maya hasn’t exactly ditched me, but we don’t have much to talk about anymore.
C. Maybe that’s why all of my classmates have suddenly turned into fish.
D. I wish I were popular like Sandy Quinn because she never has to worry about sitting in the lunchroom by herself.

Thomas Edison was a man of broad and wide-ranging interests. During his lifetime, he developed inventions for consumers, businesses, and industries in fields ranging from sound reproduction to iron ore mining. Edison never limited his curiosity or his work. The one restriction he put upon his work was that a project had to have a practical commercial application. That meant his inventions had to have a market, so that the profits could fund new inventions.

Edison had previously built laboratories in Newark and in Menlo Park, New Jersey–indeed, he had already won the nickname of the "Wizard of Menlo Park"–when he moved to West Orange in 1886. When he began to build his new laboratory complex, Edison's goal was to have on hand everything needed to quickly and cheaply perfect inventions and ready them for mass production. All the necessary tools, machines, materials, and skilled personnel would be housed within the complex.

To assist him in his invention work, Edison employed a large and diverse staff of more than 200 machinists, scientists, craftsmen, and laborers. This staff was divided by Edison into as many as 10 to 20 small teams, each working simultaneously for as long as necessary to turn an idea into a perfected finished prototype or model. Edison himself would move from team to team advising and cajoling efforts as necessary. When a particular invention was perfected, Edison quickly patented the device. With such extensive facilities and his large staff, Edison was able to turn out new products on an unprecedented scale and with unprecedented speed. From the West Orange complex came improved phonographs, a perfected alkaline storage battery, the movie camera, and the fluoroscope (a diagnostic tool widely used before X-rays were perfected).

Long experience as an inventor had taught Edison that money was made not from selling patent rights or from royalties, but from the direct sale of the products to the public. In 1888, Edison began building factories next to his laboratory complex to manufacture the finished products based on his inventions. The finished products were distributed and sold around the country and abroad.

This process is most clearly shown by Edison's work on the phonograph. He was the original inventor of the product, which first used foil cylinders to record sound. Shortly after he opened his new laboratory, Edison heard that the rival inventors had been awarded patents for improvements to the machine. Rather than suing these rivals for infringement of his original patent, Edison set out to develop his own "perfected" phonograph. For nearly two years, he and his team dedicated themselves to that goal.

The diversity of Edison's inventive interests and industries helped the financial stability of his complex. The profits from older, successful inventions and companies provided the needed financial support for Edison's new ideas and companies. For example, during the long, difficult, and very expensive struggle to develop the alkaline storage battery, Edison's already successful phonograph business provided the necessary financial support.

By uniting the resources of the laboratories and factories, Edison was able to accomplish far more than would have otherwise been possible. Edison and other inventors had previously been constrained by the small size of both their laboratories and their financial resources. By creating a large, diverse laboratory and factory complex, Edison could undertake more inventive projects with greater resources, both technological and financial, than had ever been possible before.

Edison worked at this laboratory complex for 44 years. With his modern research and development laboratory, Edison had the space, tools, and flexibility to work on any promising new idea that came to mind. With Edison's genius, the impossible became possible.

Directions: Using specific evidence from the text, write a well-developed paragraph responding to the following question.
How does the author support his claim that “Edison never limited his curiosity or his work” (para. 1)?

Correct the errors in the sentences. Use the simple past or used to.

I don't watch TV yesterday.

When you moved to San Francisco?

how does nature show art

what is the meaning of "clearing the despairs"​

On pages 53 and 54, Tobias writes about the garderobes and the gong farmer. What do these words and these wntries show about life in the middle ages

The leaders of a community are concerned that people’s health might be at risk from mosquito-borne illnesses. The mayor asks Denise, the city’s health director, to prepare a presentation for a community forum. Which media source would provide the most credibility for Denise’s presentation? a state health department video about mosquito-borne illness produced by the state’s health department a local news segment in which a television anchor explains mosquito-borne illnesses a commercial produced by a company that has developed a special mosquito spray a podcast in which the mayor explains why mosquito-borne illnesses are a problem

2. Which of the following changes in the
materials is harmful to the environment?
A Using paper bag when buying groceries.
B. Using old newspaper in wrapping gifts.
C. Using dynamite in catching fish.
D. Using both sides of writing paper when
writing​

ASAP Read the following items, and then study the underlined text. Which

underlined word or group of words is the object of a preposition?

a.

Indeed, I

had thought to

return.

b.

The sun shone on the

carriage

.

c.

All those whom I had left

behind

.

d.

Clouds charged out of

nowhere.

The three elements of a story that make the story a pleasure to read are the kinds of words, the action of the story, and _____.

Which of the following is an example of personification?
The flag flapped in the gusty wind.
The blossoms joyfully welcomed the coming of spring.
O The bear emerged from a long its long winter sleep.
The child was a tree stump.