Can someone check my answers this is my THIRD time posting this question :(

The following passage (lines 24-26) adds to the development of the poem mainly by.

When Sonny Boy's mama died
He played nonstop all day, so hard
Our backboard splintered.
Answer choices for the above question

A. explaining that some matters are so serious that they have no connection to basketball

B. suggest that the lives of some of the players might be less than ideal

C. explaining why Sonny Boy stopped playing basketball

D. referring to a Greek god who was most famous for losing his mother as a child

I GIVE BRAINLIESTWhat three things does Bob Ewell do which alarm Aunt Alexandra?

I NEEED HELPP ASAPP PLEASE

Does the sentence contain faulty parallel structure?

The weather service promised fair weather, sunshine, warm temperatures, and not to rain anymore.

A.
Yes
B.
No

(Guys help please this is due like in 30 minutes)

Which observation is evidence that lions in captivity have lives very different from those in the wild.

A. Leo is not king of the jungle in the zoo

B. Leo is one of the most love animal at the zoo

C. Leo‘s mane flutters as he walks back-and-forth

D. Lions like Leo spend almost half the time in repetitive and purposeless motion

Is the punctuation in the following sentence CORRECT or INCORRECT? Do you want to go get pizza after the game ends?

Stacy is a network administrator at a publicity company. Her co-workers often come to her when they can't access files through the company's computer network or when they have problems logging in to the company website. Which skills are important for Stacy's job?

A reason the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions were written in secret was that the authors were afraid the resolutions could be used against them in the next election. documents would anger lawmakers in the authors’ home states. authors were afraid of being imprisoned as enemy aliens. authors’ criticisms were illegal under the Sedition Act.

Select the best example of emotionally charge content
A. The ATV hurdled over a huge jump.
B. I was annoyed when the SUV was going 20mph under the speed limit.
C. The junker puttered down the road.
D. The car drove quickly along the highway.
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You identified the theme “The needs and demands of others prevent individuals from being true to themselves.” How is the theme reflected in the passages?

Edna finds it hard to develop her identity because of her obligations to others.

Edna’s identity will always be determined by others’ expectations.

Edna must be completely independent before she develops her identity.

Edna needs to improve her mind to achieve independence and develop identity.

What happens to lumumbia after he in recapured

we hostess received us. change into passive voice​

Outlining involves arranging topics or ideas in relationship to each other.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
OT
OF
Please help I'm being timed!!

#.- does your sister often play music? (change in statements)​

what will most likely be intcluded in the maganize article that follows this introduction

Need help ASAP please!! 75 POINTS!! You are going to write a letter in which you use a story to tell a friend about a problem you solved. To prepare, address these questions: What will your problem be? This is the focus of your story. How did the problem affect you? How did you solve the problem? How did you feel after you solved the problem? Write your answers to the questions in the space below.
just make up a story and answer the questions separately from the story please. just something simple like losing something maybe

Can someone answer my question so I don't have to waste all my points on re-asking it several times...

Students attending schools with mandatory uniform policies experience less pressure than do students who must choose their wardrobes. This is because school uniforms allow students and their parents to save money and time. The financial investment in uniforms at the beginning of the school year is far more economical than the purchase of an entire wardrobe of designer clothes and trendy styles. Students who do not have to deliberate what to wear each morning are able to invest their time in more productive ways, such as studying for tests or finishing homework. Uniforms may stifle students’ self-expression, but there are many other ways to reveal one’s individuality at school.

Which revision would best strengthen the author’s main argument?
A. the omission of the author’s point of view
B. the addition of more general statements and ideas
C. the correction of spelling and punctuation errors
D. the inclusion of reputable sources and specific facts

The Diary of Anne Frank is commonly read in middle schools across the country. Why do you feel this text is good for young people to read? Provide examples of how you have connected with Anne Frank and her story.

Interpret President Bush’s quotation: “Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our biggest buildings, but they cannot touch the foundation of America. These acts shatter steel, but they cannot dent the steel of American resolve.”

You will first prepare for this writing by working through the steps for writing.
Steps for Writing
1. Examine the quotation. Make a list of important details from the quotation.


2. Make a list of metaphors President Bush used.


3. What message did he want to get across to grieving Americans?


4. Begin the paragraph with a strong introductory sentence about the topic that serves as a hook to your readers. Write the sentence below.


5. Use the quotation within the paragraph and interpret President Bush’s metaphors, using the words, foundation and steel. Be sure to include a strong concluding sentence to close the paragraph. Write the concluding sentence below.


6. Using the work above, write your full paragraph.

Part B
Answer the questions below using complete sentences and textual evidence from this lesson.

1. List three (3) people who demonstrated courageous acts on 9/11. Briefly describe their acts. Choose people who you think had the biggest impact on that day or its aftermath. Explain why you think they had the biggest impact.
Person 1:
Person 2:
Person 3:
2. How has this lesson helped you to understand the events of September 11, 2001? Compose at least two complete sentences.


3. What lesson will you take with you after studying an excerpt of the 9/11 Report?


4. Since there are active Muslim extremist networks in the U. S. today, how can the U. S. officials and military better protect us from the repeat of another 9/11?


5. List two (2) changes made at airports since the attacks.

In "Rhinoceros," the character's preoccupation with whether or not the rhinoceros is Asian or

African might

Europe's inaction while Nazism spread.

characterize

foreshadow

symbolize

personify

Martin’s changing feelings about the medicine bag help show what it represents

Which of the following words or phrases acts as a signal for chronological sequence?

preceding
whereas
in common
typically

Quilting is an art form that is especially important to which culture:
a. Mexican-American
c. Native American
b. African-American
d. Polish-American

" His huge companion... flung himself down and drank with Kim gulps, snorting into the water like a horse." 5. What type of literary convention does Steinbeck employ in the line
above?
A. personification
B. idiom
O C. simile
D. hyperbole

Rather than present an idealized version of nature, Whitman expresses an unusual insight about nature in his poem "This Compost." Which statement best summarizes that insight?

HELPPPPP!!!!! ASAPPP!!!!!

Which method of organizing a presentation fails to show how a presenter’s ideas are related logically?

stream of consciousness

chronological

general to specific

spatial

where is there irony in the landlady​

Which sentence is a run-on sentence?​

paragraph about the importance of team work​

What is the best way to summarize the passage?
A. Douglas, Raul, and Denise are traveling on a long, dark highway in the night. Douglas is driving the car, while Denise and Raul are asleep in the backseat. Their loud snoring helps Douglas stay awake in the dark night, but it also causes the cars' windows to become foggy and affects their visibility in the night.
B. Douglas tries to stay awake while driving along a highway with Raul and Denise snoring in the backseat. It is so dark that Douglas can see the figures drawn on his car's windows. Suddenly, a woman appears in front of Douglas, causing him to hit the breaks and the car to skid off the road.
C. Douglas notices the shape of an octopus, a jack-o-lantern, and other phantom figures on the fogged up windows of his car as he drives in the darkness. Meanwhile, Denise and Raul snore in the backseat. The figures on the car window play tricks on Douglas. Later, when he sees a screaming woman on the road, he yellows and drives as fast as he can.
D. Denise and Raul are fast asleep in the car while Douglas drives along the highway on a dark night. The darkness outside and the long road make it difficult for him to stay awake. Denise and Raul's heavy breathing fogs up the windows. Douglas notices different figures as he tries to look through the windows to the road.