Answer:
Im pretty sure the answer is C
but Im not 100% sure
Explanation:
because it tries to make you feel bad but does not give much detail on why you should feel that way. Yeah, that's a difficult question.
If not its B
PLS help me with these 5 Questions 40p + brainlyest
Answer:
1. How does warm air fuel hurricanes?
It rises and creates a space with low pressure that warm air continues to swirl into and up from, creating swirling clouds that grow
and gain speed.
2. Select the sentence from the text that best supports the structure of the article.
In the future, Boyan's brillant ideas may completely clean up our oceans!
3. Select the detail from the excerpt that supports the main idea of the excerpt.
AIthough they slow down, they stllmove at speeds that allow them to cause great damage
4. When we traveled to New York City, we decided to use the subway as our primary method of transportation.
If trans- means to change or move, what does transportation mean?.
The act of moving something from one place to another
5. She was too scared to enter the dark house.
Which of the following represents the present tense version of the same sentence?
She is too scared to enter the dark house.
Hope this helps! :)
PLS help me with this essay 40p + brainlyest
what happens in the resolution of the story "a winning day" ?
What Is A Story’s Resolution?
A story has 5 elements: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The resolution is the last part of the story. This part of the story helps you say goodbye to the characters and imagine how the rest of their lives will go!
Without a resolution, you might feel like the last pages fell out of your book and you missed something! Resolutions help tie the story together so you feel ready to close the book and your questions are all answered.
For example, in “Peter Pan” the resolution is that the children come back home to their parents and Peter Pan promises to bring Wendy back to Neverland every year. This resolution lets you imagine what the children’s lives will look like in the future and you feel comfortable saying goodbye and closing the book!
How Is A Resolution Different Than the Story’s Falling Action?
The falling action comes right before a story’s resolution. The falling action of a story is where the problem the main character faces is solved. For example, the bad guy is killed or runs away! In the resolution, the story is wrapped up. It’s the part where characters go home or life returns to normal! A good way to tell if it’s a resolution or a story’s falling action is if you were a part of the story, would you feel comfortable giving the main character a hug and walking away? If not, it’s probably still the falling action and you haven’t reached the resolution yet!
Are All Resolutions Happy?
Sadly, not all stories end “happily ever after”. A resolution doesn’t mean the story ends the way you want it to. For example, in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet”, the resolution to the story is Romeo and Juliet both die and both families realize their hatred of each other caused their deaths. This is a sad end to the story but it’s still a resolution.
How Long Is the Resolution In A Story?
Resolutions are usually short and sweet–just the last few pages of a book! Because the conflict has ended and the characters’ lives are returning back to normal, a long resolution would feel like a new conflict needed to happen, or you as the reader would become bored. A long resolution would kind of feel like you said goodbye to someone and then awkwardly keep walking in the same direction — when you say goodbye in a story, it’s time to close the book and go on your way!
Author's Tone - I thought of Sylvia and Evie and Sandy and Two-Bit's many blondes. They were the only kind of girls that would look at us, I thought. Tough, loud girls who wore too much eye makeup and giggled and swore too much. What is the author's tone then highlight three words or phrases that best convey this tone.
What is the moral of a story?
A. a conclusion a reader makes based on evidence in a text surrounding an opinion of the author
B. how closely the characters follow the rules of their community and treat others honestly and fairly
C. a lesson concerning what is right that can be learned from a story by the actions and decisions of characters
D. a judgment of how right and wrong behaviors can determine whether a person is good or bad
Answer:
C
Explanation:
It's c because a moral of a story is basically what you learned from the text. So it would be wise to conclude that c is the answer
Please help me! ( You will earn brainliest )
The Navajo are an indigenous group of people who live in the Southwestern United States. Explain how a book about the Navajo written by a historian would be different than an autobiography written by a person who is Navajo. Use details to support your answer. Write 1-2 sentences.
Answer:
Explanation:
With more than 399,494 enrolled tribal members as of 2021,[1][3] the Navajo Nation is the largest federally recognized tribe in the United States; additionally, the Navajo Nation has the largest reservation in the country. The reservation straddles the Four Corners region and covers more than 27,325 square miles (70,000 square km) of land in Arizona, Utah and New Mexico. The Navajo Reservation is slightly larger than the state of West Virginia. The Navajo language is spoken throughout the region, and most Navajos also speak English.
The states with the largest Navajo populations are Arizona (140,263) and New Mexico (108,306). More than three-fourths of the enrolled Navajo population resides in these two states
"Nothing i just want to give people points for people to do their homework"
is the sentence correct please? or is it:
"Nothing; all I want to do is reward folks for completing their schoolwork."
pls pls pls help me ;(
Answer:
I'm pretty sue its the second one
Explanation:
Answer:
The second one is the most appropriate and it is well punctuated
Match the example or description to the term.
1. can't
dry
2. wouldn't
unique
3. word to which suffixes and prefixes are attached
prefix
4. word part which attaches to front of root
would not
5. word part which attaches to the end of a root
alter
6. change
hurl
7. throw
suffix
8. different
root word
9. arid
destroy
10. ruin
cannot
Answer:
1. can't
cannot
2. wouldn't
would not
3. word to which suffixes and prefixes are attached
root word
4. word part which attaches to front of root
prefix
5. word part which attaches to the end of a root
suffix
6. change
alter
7. throw
hurl
8. different
unique
9. arid
dry
10. ruin
destroy
Explanation:
1. can't is a contraction of cannot
2. wouldn't is a contraction of would not
3. root word is a word which suffixes and prefixes are attached
4. prefix is at the beginning of a root
5. suffix is at the end of a root
6. change is a synonym of alter
7. throw is a synonym of hurl
8. different is a synonym of unique
9. arid is a synonym of dry
10. ruin is a synonym of destroy
What is the best definition of a false dilemma?
when someone attacks the opponents of the argument to discredit them
when someone presents an either/or scenario but there are other options
when someone states that since everyone agrees with a statement, it is correct
when someone uses half-truths, or generalizations, to support a claim
Answer:
Second One: When someone presents an either/or scenario but there are other options.
Explanation:
It's the second one because a false dilemma is a misrepresent of only two options rather then more or other.
Example: If we don't order food then we will have to eat the food that mom made.
In the text below awnser the following question= Which details could the reader cite to show that Mary’s parents were too self-involved to take good care of her? Select all that apply.
1.“Her father had held a position under the English Government and had always been busy and sick.”
2.“Her Ayah kept the child out of sight as much as possible.”
3.“She had a little thin face and a little thin body, thin light hair and a sour expression.”
4.“Her mother had been a great beauty who cared only to go to parties and amuse herself.”
text: When Mary Lennox was sent to Misselthwaite Manor to live with her uncle, everybody said she was the angriest child they had ever seen. It was true, too. She had a little thin face and a little thin body, thin light hair and a sour expression. Her hair was yellow, and her face was yellow because she had been born in India and had always been ill in one way or another.
Her father had held a position under the English Government and had always been busy and sick. Her mother had been a great beauty who cared only to go to parties and amuse herself. She had not wanted a little girl at all, and when Mary was born she handed her over to the care of an Ayah. Her Ayah kept the child out of sight as much as possible.
One hot morning when Mary was about nine years old, she awakened feeling very angry. She felt crosser still when she saw that the servant who stood by her bedside was not her Ayah.
“Why did you come?” she said to the strange woman. “I will not let you stay. Send my Ayah to me.”
The woman looked frightened, but she only stammered that the Ayah could not come. When Mary threw herself into a passion and beat and kicked her, she looked only more frightened and repeated that it was not possible for the Ayah to come.
There was something mysterious in the air that morning. Nothing was done in its regular order and several of servants seemed missing. Those Mary did see slunk or hurried about with scared faces.
But no one would tell her anything and her Ayah did not come. She was actually left alone as the morning went on, and at last she wandered out into the garden and began to play by herself under a tree near the veranda.
She pretended that she was making a flower-bed, and she stuck big scarlet hibiscus blossoms into little heaps of earth, all the time growing more and more angry. She muttered to herself the names she would call her Ayah when she returned.
*URGENT I NEED A ANSWER PLEASE* if youve read julie and the wolfs, whats the answer for this : Reread the passage that begins on page 88 with the sentence "The wonders of Mekoryuk dimmed as weekly letters from Amy arrived" and ends on the next page with "and Martha could not protest." Clearly, Julie has decided that one solution to the internal conflict she feels is to marry Daniel and live with his family. What complication prevents her from resolving that conflict once and for all?
Answer:
Explanation:page 88 with the sentence “The wonders ofMekoryuk dimmed as weekly letters from Amy arrived” andends on the next page with“and Martha could not protest.
Answer:
this book is very nice and boring
Explanation:
What does weathered mean in the following sentence
" Ishtar's rage was frequently weathered by those who knew and loved her".
Answer:
Calmed, or broken down
Ishtar's rage was frequently calmed by those who loved her
Q2. I need so much help, please!! I will give you 50 points and brainliest.
The 50 points will be on the question called "THE ASSIGNMENT FOR Q2".
The article will be attached at the bottom please go to my profile and look for the question titled "THE ASSIGNMENT FOR Q2". The reason for that is that it only lets me add up to 5 attachments.
Answer:
ldk
Explanation:
753
While Ingrid slept in her tent, a powerful storm brewed outside, gathering strength with every minute. The chill air penetrated the tent's fabric walls like icy fingers snatching away the warmth. As the wind began battering the little shelter, Ingrid awoke with a start. And when the hail commenced to pound like tiny fists, she scurried out, seeking refuge in her nearby car. Safe and sound, she watched in amazement as the storm hoisted up the tent and swept it away.
How does Ingrid's camping experience reveal the story's central theme?
Question 3 options:
Ingrid's escape from her tent to her car shows that modern times call for modern machinery
Ingrid's encounter with the storm shows that humans are no match for nature.
Ingrid's peaceful period of sleep shows that ignorance is bliss.
Answer:
Ingrid's encounter with the storm shows that humans are no match for nature.
Hope this helps! :)
Answer: 3
Explanation: Ingrid's encounter with the storm shows that humans are no match for nature.
Can someone help please with all thanks have a nice day
Answer:
1. Jim Rosario's husband is a nice man.
2. What time are we going to the mall?
3. My friend's house is big, red, and expensive.
4. She looked at him and said "I'll be back in 5 minutes!"
5. The old car does not need to be fixed.
6. What's the time?
Explanation:
Answer:
Jim Rosario's husband, is a nice man.
What time are we gonna go to the mall?
My friend's house is bed, red, and also expensive
She looked to him and she said "I will be back in five minutes!!"
The old car does not need any fixing.
What time is it?
Explanation:
Up from slavery
Describe how the help that Booker receives in turn propels him to help countless others. example and cite with 2 details.
answer: because someone helped him when he was in need so he decided to "pay it forward"
Revise and editing question
Answer:
The answer is B
Explanation:
One way Cameron raised his math grade was by doing the extra-credit problems on his final exam.
Continue the story below. Submissions need to be 150 words (or more!) and include correct spelling and grammar.
I woke up to find a mysterious girl hovering over me. She put a note on my nightstand and then disappeared. Slowly, I leaned over to look at the note. Surprised, I saw...
Trigger warnings: screaming, death, ghost, darkness, etc.
Answer:
I woke up to find a mysterious girl hovering over me. She put a note on my nightstand and then disappeared. Slowly, I leaned over to look at the note. Surprised, I saw…
Explanation:
I saw my dog, but the thing was that my dog was usually jumpy and hyper, but at this moment when i looked over i knew something was wrong. He was just staring strait ahead of him into the darker part of my room where the shadow of a pen would still look horrifying. I tiredly grabbed my glasses and put them on, i looked over and saw nothing but my dog was really focused on that side of my room. At this point he started barking(which he has NEVER done before)and ran in front of me, Almost like he was trying to protect me from….nothing(of at least I knew of at the time). I ran over to the light switch almost as quickly as if a pack of hungry bears were chasing me, i almost tripped over myself.this was when i remembered about the girl, terrified i switched on my light(probaly faster than the speed of light itself). I looked at my dog and inspected my room for the girl, i relized i was so caught up with my dog and the floating girl that i forgot she left a note. I picked it up ,shivering as if i was in negative degree snow without a jacket. I slowly turned the note over to which i found words, they were in cursive which i can read but i have to really look closely and spell it out. It read “tr-us-t th-e D-og”. This freaked me out, i looked over to him and was contemplating wether to snuggle with him knowing he was scared to or if i should run away thinking maybe he was haunted. i ended up holding him and we were scared for the next night. then the next morning he seemed normal and as time went on i ended up forgetting about the incident. then it had been 40 years ago, when i was 24. one night i saw the girl again...no note...she was just there.. and then...gone. moments after she dissapered i heard a lot of sounds. it was caotic and i had dementia so i didnt even remember anything from 40 years ago. but suddenly i saw my dog(who sadly passed on) but i didnt relize this was out of the normal. he did a bark - but a reassuring one, in some way it felt. i followed him trying to get him from what i thought was a earthquake. suddenly i heard sounds that sounded like a mix of yelling and something like a black portal sucking in everything. i chased the dog being a old man now and nt knowing where or what to do. i chased him into a basement i apperently had. i then heard a few sounds of banging, glass shattering, and a ghostly screams. suddenly everything came back to me. i remembered everything from my life in detail even more than a normal person, even the time i was born, all my pain went away . i walked out and everything was fine and outside was as suny as could be. i will never know what couldve happend that day but i know what did happen because i trusted the dog. After that my doctors said that i no longer had dementia and it was a miracle. i lived the rest of my life with the dog and we both happily passed on together when the time came.
Answer:
I woke up to find a mysterious girl hovering over me. She put a note on my nightstand and then disappeared. Slowly, I leaned over to look at the note. Surprised, I saw ( You should be more careful; in what appeared to be the worst handwriting I've ever witnessed. I turned around the room and saw a broken chair, two glasses filled with what I assume to be muddy water, and a book. Just a singular book laying down, the name on the top looked old, as if it had just been pulled from the back of a library. I stood up and went towards the book but the girl popped back in the room, running towards the book she grabbed it and clutched it before me, not letting me see or touch it. "What book is that?" I asked, but she simply nodded her head, refusing to tell me. I really wanted to know what book it was but I knew she was serious about not telling me so I let it go, I turned around and noticed a door, that had apparently been hidden in the shadow from where I had been laying on the bed. I went to open the door and she didn't stop me, just stared blankly at me. I opened it and in front of me was a broken down house, it was fairly large but I assume it was abandoned and the girl was just using it as a home. Although it was still weird where the water came from. If this is an abandoned home, had the water come from outside? I revolted at the idea of it being actual mud water, how long had she been drinking water like that. I turned behind me and the girl had walked to the door frame, appearing as though she stopped moving when I looked at her.
Explanation:
Alrighty have fun from there!
Do you think it's important to keep traditional cultures alive? Why or why not?
Answer: Yes
Explanation:
Tradition is important because it helps maintain continuity between generations, it allows cultures to share their heritage with others, and it can be used to teach people about their history. Traditions help keep languages and cultures alive by providing a way for people to communicate their identity to others.
Answer: yes
Explanation: I think it's important, that we keep our traditional cultures, but also adapt in new things
What are Peter's 3 main personality traits in the book Pax Journey Home?
PLEASE HELP ME! IT'S DUE TOMORROW AND I DON'T KNOW THE ANSWER!
I havent read this book but
look back at peter; what are some phrases he says throughout the book that suggests his personality?
for example if a characters trait were to be negative, you would see them say stuff like;
"ugh, this is so boring" or "why is everything so hard?" or other phrases that show he is negative
Answer: look back at peter; what are some phrases he says throughout the book that suggests his personality?
for example if a characters trait were to be negative, you would see them say stuff like;
"ugh, this is so boring" or "why is everything so hard?" or other phrases that show he is negative
Explanation:
in the sentence below, identify the pronoun and name its case.
The loud music is coming from their house.
Help with English again!
I need to write a 200 word essay about the question in the picture!
The story is MONSTER so I’ll have to have quotes or something from the story
Since it says that “Kathy O’Brien responds by saying “Whatever.” What is your reaction?” I’ll put something to make it more understandable under here.
O’BRIEN How are you doing?
STEVE I’m scared.
O’BRIEN Good; you should be. Anyway, just remember what we’ve been talking about. The judge is going to rule on a motion that King’s lawyer made to suppress Cruz’s testimony, and a few other things. Steve, let me tell you what my job is here. My job is to make sure the law works for you as well as against you, and to make you a human being in the eyes of the jury. Your job is to help me. Any questions you have, write them down and I’ll try to answer them. What are you doing there?
STEVE I’m writing this whole thing down as a movie.
O’BRIEN Whatever. Make sure you pay attention. Close attention.
(I put another question bc a person said an essay was worth way more than 10 points!)