Read the following sentence: Although they were late for the movie, Reggle and Emily went in anyway. Which of the following sentences correctly imitates its pattern?
Ned and Lydia were going swimming, but sadly, they forgot their towels.
They, Ned and Lydia, forgot their towels when they went swimming
Even though they forgot their towels, Ned and Lydia went swimming.
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Answer:

Even though they forgot their towels, Ned and Lydia went swimming.

Explanation:

In the sentence, Although they were late for the moie, Reggle and Emily went in anyway, the reason comes first and then the event

How do the parenthetical asides in the poem, "The Wound-Dresser," convey the speaker's experience?​

Activity: Pronoun Antecedent Activity


DIRECTIONS: For each of the questions below, choose the option that corrects an error in the underlined part(s) of the sentence. If no error exists, choose “No change.”


One of the students requested a copy of her transcript. (her is underlined)


Multiple Choice

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1. Why is it important for a peer to review your writing, in addition to reviewing it yourself?
A peer has a better understanding of your topic than you do and can find mistakes.
You still have the ideas in your head, so you may not notice when they did not make it onto the page.
You will ignore all of the problems in your report because you won't want to fix the problems.

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In Twelve Years a Slave, when Platt first arrives, they are fed in the kitchen. What food do they eat? Select all that
apply
sweet potatoes
cornbread
bacon
green beans

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The things they carried

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Which word best describes the mission depicted by Alfred, Lord Tennyson's poem, "The Charge of the Light Brigade"?


disappointing
disappointing

tragic
tragic

successful
successful

victorious

Squirrels are one of the most familiar—and possibly the least appreciated—of our animal neighbors. They inhabit millions of yards, parks, and forests on every continent except Antarctica. Watching their antics is an amusing pastime; after all, both their acrobatic skill and their appearance make them natural entertainers. However, they are also noted for their ability to aggravate those who share living space with them. The squirrel's reputation as a yard pest and robber of bird feeders is legendary—it is common knowledge that no bird feeder is squirrel-proof. A close scrutiny of squirrels reveals the remarkable characteristics that allow them to be both a blessing and a bane to their human neighbors.

The physical agility of squirrels exceeds that of the greatest circus high-wire and trapeze acts, and squirrels perform almost constantly—and always without a net! Scientists have determined that squirrels can jump about 10 times the length of their own bodies. This enables them to accomplish amazing feats as they leap from tree to tree or navigate telephone wires with the nonchalance of a tightrope walker, using their tails for balance. They are also aided in these aerial feats by the ability to rotate their ankles 180 degrees, so they can pivot faster and with more flexibility than any athlete. Their vision is acute, and they can see above, below, and to the side without moving their heads. Thus, they are able to position themselves—and watch for potential problems and dining possibilities—very easily. It is little wonder that they are aerial artists as well as master thieves!

Their mental dexterity is as keen as their physical ability. Since they are thieves themselves, they are deeply suspicious of others when they are burying their seeds and nuts. In fact, they often dig up their caches and rebury them several times to prevent the possibility of theft. If they are certain they are being watched, they may choose to mislead the would-be thief by pretending to bury the seed or nut. They go through the entire burial process while keeping the food securely hidden in their mouth. This keen power of observation enables them to take advantage of their environment. Squirrels have been known to cross busy streets with a parade of humans as protection and to study other squirrels to pick up pointers about stealing food. Also, no one who has ever watched a squirrel defeat a "squirrel-proof" bird feeder would doubt their creativity in problem solving. They have shown themselves fully capable of screwing lids off containers and working out a way to retrieve food suspended on a string. Squirrels display a striking degree of determination and resourcefulness in solving problems that would otherwise keep them from their food.

Which sentence ,begin emphasis,best,end emphasis, summarizes the author's bias?

Answer options with 4 options
1.
The exceptional qualities of squirrels are often overlooked.

2.
Squirrels are one of the most familiar of our animal neighbors.

3.
People generally regard squirrels as both helpful and harmful.

4.
Squirrels struggle to survive in a changing environment.

Which teacher is encouraging equality at school?

A.
Ms. Miller tells girls not to worry about being bad at math.
B.
Ms. Mathews encourages boys to run for class president since they are natural leaders.
C.
Mr. Adams encourages boys and girls to play together on the same sports teams.
D.
Mr. Delgado encourages his students to stick to what they are good at, and not overreach.

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Collaboration between the therapist and the patient known as __________ is important to achieve in order for treatment to be successful.A.therapeutic bondB.eclectic therapyC.psychotherapyD.clinician comfort level Please select the best answer from the choices providedABCD

Would you forewarn a friend if you thought she was in danger

can you answer this???
Read the following passages:

Passage 1

It was a foggy day outside of 221B Baker Street. Inside my flat, the air was clear. I was reading by the fire when I heard a knock at the door. When I opened the door, Mrs. Hudson introduced my latest client, Mrs. Blakely. The lady wore a glamorous gown and hat, indicating that she was probably wealthy. Mrs. Blakely's red eyes, wet handkerchief, and frightened expression showed that she was in distress. I smiled and stood at attention, almost smelling a mystery.

Passage 2

A lady in a fine gown and hat stepped out of the carriage and strode up to the door of 221B Baker Street. She sniffled and used a handkerchief to wipe away her tears. Taking a deep breath, she rapped on the door of the world's most famous detective.

From which point of view is each passage narrated?

Passage 1 is first-person and Passage 2 is first-person.
Passage 1 is first-person and Passage 2 is third-person.
Passage 1 is third-person and Passage 2 is first-person.
Passage 1 is third-person and Passage 2 is third-person.

What does it mean when someone is described as a responsible person​

1. Explain any FOUR differences between the
abstract and the introduction of a scientific report.

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how many colors are in the rainbow?

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2. 8
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3.The word Antistrophe contains the words párt anti-, meaning "opposite." in what waves the Chorus's behavior during an Antistrophe the opposite
of its behavior during a Strophe?Also, what does the opposite movement show?
4. How does the tone (attitude toward the subject) change in Strophe 2?

Choose the correct answer. A political cartoon _____________________.

A) is a drawing of a political figure or situation with no humor involved

B) uses humor to influence a reader’s opinion about serious political issues

C) provides simple comic relief in a serious newspaper

D) none of the above

In the beginning, who takes responsibility for maintaining the signal fire? Question 9 options:
Roger
Jack and the hunters
Simon
from the lord of the flies

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Read the following passage: I looked up from my studying to find myself alone in the library. My eyes searched the great hall, but found not a soul. "That's odd," I thought. I stood up for a stretch. a Which plot development would best create suspense at this point in the story? A. The narrator finds out that there has been a fire drill. a B. The narrator discovers that the librarians are missing, C. The narrator calls her mother to see if she is okay. D. The narrator sees a bright light fill the room.​

Select the sentence that uses passive voice.
The comprehensive report was filed on Tuesday by the team.
Scientists researched the effects of relative humidity on crops.
O Vegetable crops respond to humidity in various ways.
O Plants transpire more rapidly when conditions are dry.

4. What is the main purpose of a literary nonfiction essay?

A. to entertain

B. to ask questions

C. to give advice

D. to give opinions​

In the video, Kate Temple emphasizes my in the last line:

And me, I see him everywhere, he’s my Shakespeare.

How does this emphasis support her purpose?


She is suggesting that only poets can fully appreciate Shakespeare.
She is suggesting that only poets can fully appreciate Shakespeare.

She is suggesting that she understands Shakespeare better than the average person.
She is suggesting that she understands Shakespeare better than the average person.

She is suggesting that anyone can enjoy Shakespeare because his words are everywhere.
She is suggesting that anyone can enjoy Shakespeare because his words are everywhere.

She is suggesting that it takes special skills and talents to understand Shakespeare.
She is suggesting that it takes special skills and talents to understand Shakespeare.

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