Why did Caren sream.

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she was scared because of the movie she watched ...

write a letter to your best friend describing your unforgettable moment​

Choose ONE:
Choose and discuss an element that makes this poem appealing/not appealing?

OR

Based on a close reading of the poem, what in your opinion causes the speaker to face this identity struggle?

Please help if you've read the article ""Blood" By Naomi Shihab Nye"

DO NOT GIVE ME LINKS!!!! (I will report)

Read this passage to answer the following question:

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Four-year universities are the only good option for life after high school. Everybody I know is going to a four-year school, which shows that it is the most popular choice.

There are no other ways to learn or get a good job if you don't go to a four-year school. Plus, for most people, you can just take out a few loans and pay them back when you get a job. That's what my older brother did, and it's really not that expensive.

Finally, a four-year university is the only way you can make friends or travel abroad or get great internships. Anyone who doesn't choose a four-year university is missing out.

What evidence does the author use to support his argument?
You can't find a good job if you don't go to a four-year university.
The author doesn't present any facts to support his argument.
Most people I know pay off their student loans right after school.
If someone I know is doing something, then it is happening everywhere.

All of the following words can be used to describe Rivendell except...
O sympathetic
O hostile
O helpful
O peaceful

Which of the following does not describe part of the "fight or flight" mechanism?
A. it's a suvival instinct in humans
B. it gives the body an "adrenaline rush"
C. the body gets tense and ready for action
D. there is uncontrollable yelling

We decided to go to the football game, even though it was supposed to rain.
Select one:
a. phrase
b. independent clause
c. subordinate clause

is tardy and late are the same word???

Read the passage from "When Good People Do Bad Things,” which is an informational text about research into group behaviors.

In a study that recently went online in the journal Neurolmage, the researchers measured brain activity in a part of the brain involved in thinking about oneself. They found that in some people, this activity was reduced when the subjects participated in a competition as part of a group, compared with when they competed as individuals. Those people were more likely to harm their competitors than people who did not exhibit this decreased brain activity.

What is the author’s most likely purpose for writing this particular passage?

4. _______ talk like that. *
A. Don’t
B. Be
C. Doesn’t
D. Aren’t
5. _____ they speak Korean? *
A. Are
B. Does
C. Is
D. Do
6. They _________ baseball *
A. don’t play
B. doesn’t play
C. aren’t play
D. not play
7. When _________________ lunch? *
A. you usually eat
B. do you usually eat
C. do usually you eat
D. do you eat usually

Why do they destroy the horse ribbons?

I don't understand this, and no one answered my question on this in my other post. Please help me.

Lines 1–14: Pay attention to the details that describe Mr. Pirzada. Explain what the details reveal about Mr. Pirzada’s life and about his character. Speculate about a possible story theme, based on what you know about Mr. Pirzada so far.

Read the excerpt from "The Crab That Played with the Sea.”

He went North, Best Beloved, and he found All-the-Elephant-there-was digging with his tusks and stamping with his feet in the nice new clean earth that had been made ready for him.

‘Kun?’ said All-the-Elephant-there-was, meaning, ‘Is this right?’

‘Payah kun,’ said the Eldest Magician, meaning, ‘That is quite right’; and he breathed upon the great rocks and lumps of earth that All-the-Elephant-there-was had thrown up, and they became the great Himalayan Mountains, and you can look them out on the map.

He went East, and he found All-the-Cow-there-was feeding in the field that had been made ready for her, and she licked her tongue round a whole forest at a time, and swallowed it and sat down to chew her cud.

‘Kun?’ said All-the-Cow-there-was.

‘Payah kun,’ said the Eldest Magician; and he breathed upon the bare patch where she had eaten, and upon the place where she had sat down, and one became the great Indian Desert, and the other became the Desert of Sahara, and you can look them out on the map.

Which details from the excerpt best support the conclusion that children are the author's intended audience? Select two options


the repetition of words and patterns
the terms "kun" and "payah kun"
the provided translation support
the use of animals to tell a magical story
the description of geological features

I Circle the best answer to complete the sentence: (5ms) 1. What's the matter with Ba ? - He cuts ..... a. herself b. yourself c. himself d. itself 2. .......... ....mustn't children play with matches ? - Because playing with matches can start fire. a. How b. What c. Why d. Where 3. Next to the fridge, there .... ...... a sink. a. are b. is c. am d. be 4. Don't go It's too cold. a. outside b. inside d. between 5. We ought ....... ..the wardrobe in the corner opposite the bed. a. put b.putting c.to put 6. Would you like .. .. a message ? a. to leave b. leave c. leaving d. left 7. He'll come over to pick you a. in b. on c. up 8. They enjoy ... jokes. b. tell c. telling d. tells 9. She was born ... May 16", 2001 in Nha Trang. b. on c. at 10. She is going .... a movie. a. see b. sees c. seeing d. to see d. puts d. at a. to tell \a. in d. up​

No one I know watches that television show, I can't believe it.

what did the asperger's say about the Johnson in the story of if a cucumber met a pickle
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Resolution: Citizens should have a right to internet privacy.


Affirmative Position: As more and more parts of our lives move online, our right to privacy is being devastated. Everything we say, everywhere we go, and everyone we know is fair game. Surveillance has a chilling effect on free speech and free association, undermines free media, and threatens the free exercise of religion. It doesn’t matter if the surveillance is done by governments or corporations.


The affirmative position contains the misconception that "everything we say, everywhere we go, and everyone we know is fair game.” How can the misconception be addressed?


by showing how internet activity can be monitored

by showing how surveillance occurs in cities

by describing how governments monitor internet activity

by describing how internet activity is only one aspect of people’s lives

Answer: by describing how internet activity is only one aspect of people’s lives

4. _______ talk like that. *
A. Don’t
B. Be
C. Doesn’t
D. Aren’t
5. _____ they speak Korean? *
A. Are
B. Does
C. Is
D. Do
6. They _________ baseball *
A. don’t play
B. doesn’t play
C. aren’t play
D. not play
7. When _________________ lunch? *
A. you usually eat
B. do you usually eat
C. do usually you eat
D. do you eat usually

I need an explanation why i chose this quote helppp​

why does roderigo think it is a bad idea to be on the space shuttle in scene 3

Read the paragraph pls and help out (:

"My secretary types my letters" rewrite this in causative form​

Read this passage.

Rocky Mountain National Park, nicknamed "Rocky," is a true marvel of the American West and contains a variety of animals, plant life, and even climates. There are four ecosystems inside Rocky Mountain National Park: riparian, montane, subalpine, and alpine tundra. You might see a moose or mule deer drinking from a pond in a riparian ecosystem, which are areas that are near streams or lakes. Riparian ecosystems can be found within the other three ecosystems. The montane ecosystem is the lowest in elevation at Rocky. There you will find ponderosa pine trees and wide-open mountain meadows, lush with wildflowers in the summer. Climb a little higher into the subalpine ecosystem, where long winters and short, cool summers make up the climate. Look high into a limber pine tree and you might spot a Clark's nutcracker, nibbling on pine seeds. Finally, the highest elevation in Rocky is the alpine tundra. Bitter cold and wind-blasted defines this ecosystem with its jagged mountain tops that are capped with snow even in late August. Each of these ecosystems has a quality all its own, but they are all interconnected, comprising a true American treasure: "Rocky."

Which of the following is a major supporting detail in the one paragraph essay above?


A. There you will find ponderosa pine trees and wide-open mountain meadows, lush with wildflowers in the summer.


B. Rocky Mountain National Park, nicknamed "Rocky," is a true marvel of the American West.


C. Finally, the highest elevation in Rocky is the alpine tundra.


D. Each of these ecosystems has a quality all its own, but they are all interconnected, comprising a true American treasure: "Rocky."

1. I / never / stay / expensive / hotel / before.

what is the meaning of gender stereotyping?

what does it mean eager????

Cheryl led the fundraisers that allowed the theater to be renovated, but she did not brag about her good deed. What change, if any, should be made in this sentence? A. Add a comma (,) after fundraisers. B. Change led to lead. C. Remove the comma (,). D. Make no change.

2. The planet Venus is almost exactly the same size and mass..... Earth, with a similar interior, including a nickel-iron core. (A) to (B) as (C) is (D) than​

What sentence from the passage shows the author's bias?
O By federal law, the USPS must provide mail service to all Americans regardless of cost or
location. (paragraph 3)
O For example, in 2012, each of the 80 billion pieces of advertising brought 21 cents in revenue,
compared to 42 cents for first-class mail. (paragraph 8)
O In an effort to solve the postal service's problems, the government has conducted numerous
studies. (paragraph 9)
O As you drop the letter into the mailbox, you'll not only surprise a friend or relative, you'll also
help keep an American tradition alive. (paragraph 11)

B- Scenario analysis (4 points) (Word limit: 50-70 words)
of
stion
Richard, an Australian, is part of a team of lawyers based in Paris. Claude, 48, is the team's
PA. Claude works from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., with an hour and a half for lunch. Richard is very
pleased with the quality of Claude's, work and her commitment to the team. Unfortunately
because of his extensive travel commitments abroad, he has never had the opportunity to
have lunch with her or spend any time with her and the team outside the work environment.
After a while, Richard asks to be addressed by his first name. Several months later, however,
Claude is still calling him 'Monsieur Lafleur' and addressing him with Voulez-vous bien..."
although Richard calls her 'Claude' and addresses her with Veux-tu.
Richard is puzzled and decides to talk to Claude about this matter in order to clarify the
situation. To his amazement, Claude replies that she prefers to call him by his surname and
refer to him with the formal vous.
How would you explain these differences in terms of Hofstede's cultural dimensions
and communication styles?