Compound subjects
are
always considered plural.
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Compound subjects can be singular, plural, or a mix of both: TWO SINGULAR: The dog and the cat bother me. ... A compound subject whose parts are joined by and usually takes a plural verb regardless of whether those parts are plural or singular: TWO SINGULAR: The dog and the cat bother me.

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Compound subjects are made up of two or more nouns or pronouns that act as the subject of a sentence. Thus, it is true.

Compound subjects are formed by joining two or more nouns, pronouns, or noun phrases together, and they function as the subject of a sentence. The individual nouns or pronouns in the compound subject are often joined by coordinating conjunctions, such as "and," "or," or "but."  For example:

It's important to note that compound subjects are always considered plural, even if the individual nouns or pronouns are singular. This means that the verb that follows a compound subject must also be plural to match the subject. Thus, the given sentence is true.

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You might keep your money in a bank, but have you heard of a time bank? This online service allows users to trade services with one another without exchanging money. For example, a hairdresser gives someone a haircut for one hour of credit in the time bank. The hairdresser could then use that credit to have a plumber come work for her for an hour. Time banks are useful for people who cant arrange direct trades. The plumber might not want a haircut, but he can work for the hairdresser and earn credit to use with someone else. How does the detail "The plumber might not want a haircut, but he can work for the hairdresser and earn credit to use with someone else" best support the central idea that time banks are a convenient way to get things done? O A. It gives an example to show how time banks work even for those who are not able to arrange a one-to-one trade. B. It confirms the stereotype that plumbers are not usually interested in improving their appearances. O C. It reminds the reader that the Internet makes it easy for people to find others who have gone through similar life experiences. D. It suggests that many users would prefer to trade services rather than pay cash for something that is not an absolute necessity.​

Name at least 2 words that could describe Me Prada (Mis appearance)

does snakes make earthquake
Yes or no

Beauty fleets, goodness endures​

write an email to friend about his future plan ​

are you familiar with this epic story of biag ni lam-ang? In what period do you think the litereture was made?​

The rebels sends their messages in code.

Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence

List three examples of diction for when I was fair and young by queen elizabeth

What is the theme of this poem?


Excerpt from Her Reply
Sir Walter Raleigh

A Reply To Christopher Marlowe`s "The Passionate Shepherd To His Love".

If all the world and love were young,
And truth in every shepherd`s tongue,
These pretty pleasures might me move
To live with thee and be thy Love.

But Time drives flocks from field to fold;5
When rivers rage and rocks grow cold;
And Philomel becometh dumb;
The rest complains of cares to come.

The flowers do fade, and wanton fields
To wayward Winter reckoning yields:10
A honey tongue, a heart of gall,
Is fancy`s spring, but sorrow`s fall.

Thy gowns, thy shoes, thy beds of roses,
Thy cap, thy kirtle, and thy posies,
Soon break, soon wither - soon forgotten,15
In folly ripe, in reason rotten.

Thy belt of straw and ivy - buds,
Thy coral clasps and amber studs, -
All these in me no means can move
To come to thee and be thy Love.20

But could youth last, and love still breed,
Had joys no date, nor age no need,
Then these delights my mind might move
To live with thee and be thy Love.


A) Life is better when you are old.
Eliminate
B) The shepherd is nice to his love.
C) Life is better when you are young.
D) People often lie to get what they want.

what did the result of fitness test reveal

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Which sentence expresses common and proper nouns correctly?
Group of answer choices

My new Samsung Television allows me to stream video from my Computer.

Many graduates from Marquette University are Wisconsin natives.

Courtney watched the graduation Ceremony on her Smartphone.

In Gulliver's Travels, the author makes the main character the actual narrator. This is called

A first person point of view

B second person point of view

C third person limited point of view

D third person omniscient point of view

1
stilt [stilt] [ME] n. 1. one out of a pair of poles with a foot support that is above the ground and allows the wearer to walk
above the ground 2. one out of many supports that holds a building above the ground or water 3. Ceramics, a three-
pronged support that holds an object being fired 4. a black and white wading bird with long, slender legs
What is the meaning of stilt as it is used in the poem below?
Everything was ordinary and gray
I took a walk to attempt an escape
But I only found more of the same
Gray sky and black and white stilts
looking for gray fish in the gray water
I prayed for some color
But all I saw were shades of gray
A. definition 3
B. definition 2
С.
definition

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Which is the best inference about Lincoln's interpretation of his primary presidential duty?
O A.
to preserve the country's founding principle of a nation of states
B.
to sacrifice constitutional liberty for the good of the nation
O c.
to follow Washington's directive to be political cement for the nation
D.
to create a new form of republican government for the Union states

Which of the following can the reader infer based on this article?
A.
Thirty thousand people live in the capital city of Iqaluit.
B.
The population of Nunavut is small because of the climate.
C.
Nunavut would have more people if it had more land area.
D.
Native Canadians founded Nunavut thousands of years ago.

Delhi is crowded city


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Legislature is to law as

A. teacher is to student.

B. carpenter is to cabinet.

C. loaf of bread is to baker.

D. O astronomer is to outer space.

Tomatoes will cost more this year. Because of the heavy frost.

A: comma splice
B: fragment
C: run-on
D: correct sentence

QUESTION 7
Part A: Which choice best describes the central theme of the
excerpt from The Namesake
SELECT AN ANSWER
the difficulties of travel
growing up in the modern world
being caught between two cultures
the importance of family
SUBMIT

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A: comma splice
B: fragment
C: run-on
D: correct sentence

Select the correct answer.
A city is trying to determine the number of people using the train without buying a ticket. A transit policeman is posted at a random ticket machine
and records the number of people who get on without buying a ticket.
Which of the following statements is correct?
A.
This method of sampling is biased.
B.
This method of sampling is unbiased.
C.
This method of sampling is neither biased nor unbiased.
D.
This method of sampling can be considered both biased and unbiased.
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Excerpt from Stuff Matters
By Mark Miodownik
At some point humans made the discovery that would end the Stone Age and open the door to a seemingly unlimited supply
of the stuff. They discovered that a certain greenish rock, when put into a very hot fire and surrounded by red-hot embers,
turns into a shiny piece of metal. This greenish rock was malachite, and the metal was, of course, copper. It must have been
the most dazzling revelation. Suddenly the discoverers were surrounded not by dead inert rock but by mysterious stuff that
had an inner life. They would have been capable of performing this transformation with only a few particular types of rock,
such as malachite, because getting it to work reliably depends not just on identifying these rocks but also on carefully
controlling the chemical conditions of the fire. But they must have suspected that those rocks that didn't work, that remained
obstinately rock-like however hot the fire became, had hidden secrets. They were right. It's a process that works for many
minerals, although it would be thousands of years before an understanding of the chemistry required (controlling the
chemical reactions between the rock and the gases created in the fire) led to the next real breakthrough in smelting. In the
meantime, from around 5000 BC, early metal smiths used trial and error to hone the process of the production of copper. The
making of copper tools initiated a spectacular growth in human technology, being instrumental in the birth of other
technologies, cities, and the first great civilizations. The pyramids of Egypt are an example of what became possible once
there were plentiful copper tools. Each block of stone in each pyramid was extracted from amine and individually hand-
carved using copper chisels. It is estimated that ten thousand tons of copper ore were mined throughout ancient Egypt to
create the three hundred thousand chisels needed. It was an enormous achievement, without which the pyramids could not
have been built, however many slaves were used, since it is not practical to carve rock without metal tools. It is all the more
impressive given that copper is not the ideal material for cutting rock since it is not very hard. Sculpting a piece of limestone
with a copper chisel quickly blunts the chisel. It is estimated that the copper chisels would have needed to be sharpened
every few hammer blows in order for them to be useful. Which sentence shows that the human civilization has been positively affected by the discovery of copper A) in the meantime from around 5000 BC early metalsmith‘s use trial and error to hell in the process of the production of copper be it is estimated that 10,000 tons of copper or for mine throughout ancient Egypt to create the 3000 chisels needed see the making of cover tools initiated a spectacular grown and human technology being instrumental in the birth of technologies cities in the first great civilizations de it is estimated that the copper chisels would have needed to be sharpened every few hammer blows in order to them to be useful

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The practice of avoiding risk behaviors is called heredity.
True
False

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Prompt
Write a m-essay in which you explain how Katherine Kingsbury builds an
argument using evidence to persuade her audience to support her claim regarding better
treatment for restaurant workers. Your m essay should not explain whether you agree
with her claim, but rather should explain HOW the author builds an argument to
persuade her audience,
Be sure to:
• Identify the author's claim.
Including various types of evidence, such as examples and details from the text,
combined with your commentary,
• Address a specific audience.
• Be sure to include an analysis of her text structure,

In listening critically to a speech, it is important to distinguish between

In which sentence in the comma in the correct place?
O No one likes to fail, but it is important not to give up.
O Everyone can improve their mindset, and become more growth oriented with practice.
O Many people have a fixed mindset, they can change their mindset with effort and practice.
O People should focus on effort, it is through practice and hard work we have the greatest success.

Writing 21 Carlos is writing an informational essay for his European history class. Read a paragraph from his draft and the directions that follow. Before the year 1400, what did most educated Europeans know about the rest of the world? Before answering this question, let's consider how they knew what they knew. Before 1400, Europeans had three main sources of information about the non-European world. The first was the writings of ancient Greek scholars such as the historian Herodotus, who lived in the fifth century ece. The second was descriptions of far-off lands written by European explorers such as the thirteenth-century Italian merchant Marco Polo. The third included maps such as those made by the second-century Roman astronomer and geographer Ptolemy. Which sentence is the best closing statement for this paragraph? A It was on such sources of information that Europeans based their understanding of the rest of the world. B Certainly there were many other sources of information, but these were the most important ones. C Herodotus, Marco Polo, and Ptolemy were famous in their times and remain well known by people even now. D In contrast, modern-day Europeans learn about the world from sources other than Herodotus, Marco Polo, and Ptolemy.