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What are 3 things (no people allowed!) you're thankful for? Why?

Answer:

Food, water and my house.

Explanation:

It keeps me alive

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Read this part of one of Anne’s speeches in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act I.

The best part about this room . . . you can look down and see a bit of the street and the canal. There’s a houseboat . . . you can see the end of it . . . a bargeman lives there with his family. . . .They have a baby and he’s just beginning to walk and I’m so afraid he’ll fall into the canal. I watch him. . . .

What is the most reasonable inference to draw about Anne’s personality from the details in this speech?

A. She is foolish because she has established communications with outsiders in spite of being warned of the danger.
B. She is nosy because she keeps an eye on the baby even though she does not know the bargeman and his wife.
C. She is resourceful because she finds outside interests that take her mind off having to live in fear of the Nazis.
D. She is naive because she thinks only good things about the people she sees and knows.

Me: Texts my friend from another school and smiles. Teacher: Why the hell are you smiling in school! Me: O-O no reason-

What message do you think are conveyed to Americans in this 1917 poster?


Group of answer choices


Americans must ignore threats by other countries.


Americans should not unite against enemies.


American citizens are completely aware of danger.

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What if Scrooge's mother never died, and he was never sent to boarding school?
Write an alternate Christmas scene where Scrooge is at home with his sister and
both his parents.

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LIFE IS NOT FAIR ESSAY( 500-800 WORDS) First Person!!!! NEED IN AN HOUR!!!! WILL GIVE BRAIN!!!!

What is the purpose of a procedural text? ASAP PLZ HELPPPPPP
Question 2 options:

A) To entertain

B) To persuade

C) To provide step-by-step instructions

D) To rhyme

What theme is best revealed by this conflict? Sadness can destroy people. One must mourn before moving on. Many lives are lost too soon in battle. People are haunted by lost souls

what is the central idea of the test for jewish refugees on the st. louis common lit

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Read this passage from The Phantom Tollbooth.

Milo's eyes opened wide, for there in front of him was a large dog with a perfectly normal head, four feet, and a tail--and the body of a loudly ticking alarm clock.

"What are you doing here?" growled the watchdog.

What is the most likely reason why the author includes realistic elements in his description of the watchdog?

to help the reader to imagine him
to convince the reader that he exists
to persuade the reader to like him the most
to entertain the reader by making him unusual

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Maria's long dark hair.
This is best described as a ...

a. Sentence fragment
b. Run-on sentence
c. Grammatically correct sentence

Hester recognizes the white man. What's his name? How does she know him?

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What type of conflicts are shown in the story “letter to God” and how

According to Kennedy in which ways hes the world change?

I need help quick plz what are some ways that the world and the book the giver are the same If you read the book the giver?

write a letter to your father at usa requesting him to send 10000 at the earliest.(mention the reason why you need money)​

Which statement would the authors of both Passages 1 and Passage 2 most likely agree upon?
Space stations are too costly to maintain.
o Space exploration can be very dangerous.
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Space exploration should stop until it can be made safer.
O The United States is no longer the leader in space exploration.

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.

Read the introduction. Home computers need anti-virus software. Internet searches, music downloads, and social media browsing all put home computers at risk of viral infection. Granted, some PC owners search the web and remain unscathed, but this is a risky situation. Surfing unprotected through unlicensed websites with questionable pop-up messages leaves your computer vulnerable to attack. Which phrase is found in the author’s counterclaim? Internet searches, music downloads, and social media browsing all put home computers at risk granted, some PC owners search the web and remain unscathed home computers need anti-virus software surfing unprotected through unlicensed websites with questionable pop-up messages leaves your computer vulnerable

tell me the pun word of this- show me a piano falling down a mine shaft, and i will show you a-flat miner.

and chose 2 meaning of it

1 a musical instrument operated by keys
2 a musical note (chord)
3 a person who works in a mine that has been squished (flattened) during an on the job accident
4 a person who works in a mine and digs tunnels
5 a person under the age of 18​

Ine from the text shows that Capulet believes Tybalt should respect him because he is Tybalt's uncle? "An ill-beseeming semblance for a feast" "It fits, when such a villain is a guest" "I'll not endure him" "Am I the master here, or you? Go to"

What type of figurative language appears in the phrase "I will drink /
Life to the lees" (lines 6–7), and how does it shape readers'
perceptions?
O A. It is a metaphor. By comparing life to the dregs left at the
bottom of a glass of wine, the speaker guides readers to
see life as bitter and distasteful, however pleasant it might
seem at first
O B. It is a simile. By comparing life to the dregs left at the
bottom of a glass of wine, the speaker guides readers to
see life as bitter and distasteful, however pleasant it might
seem at first.
O C. It is a metaphor. By comparing life to drinking a glass of
wine, the speaker leads readers to see life as something to
be eagerly consumed and savored, rather than endured or
criticized.
D. It is a simile. By comparing life to drinking a glass of wine,
the speaker leads readers to see life as something to be
eagerly consumed and savored, rather than endured or
criticized.

Which TWO Words or phrases allow an author to show cause and effect?
A . Because
B . Likewise
C . In order to
D . As a result

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The Stag at the Pool

There was once a Stag who was tremendously proud of his beautiful horns. They were large and well-formed, with many points. The other animals of the forest bowed to him, and they often spoke of his antlers with admiration. “How beautiful your horns are!” the Fox and the Rabbit would say. “They are as glossy as satin or sunlight reflecting off water!”



Whenever the Stag passed a pool of water, he would stop to look in and admire his magnificent horns. One day, he was passing through a meadow. He came to a clear pond and bent to the water. There was his reflection, as glorious as ever. “No one in the world has such astonishing antlers as mine!” he said, preening as he turned this way and that.

A stag looks off into the distance.

For the first time, though, he noticed his legs reflected in the water. “How lean my legs are!” he said. “I wish they were thicker and stronger. My wonderful antlers look ridiculous atop a body with such weak-looking legs!”



The Stag was so engrossed that he did not notice that a Lion had crept up alongside him. Suddenly, he saw the Lion reflected in the pond. For a moment the two animals stared at each other in the water. The Lion displayed his teeth, flaunting them as if he were bragging. The Stag leaped away, terrified, and the Lion immediately gave chase.



Through the meadow the Stag raced, gasping in fear. The ground was flat and even, and the Stag moved with the velocity of an arrow shot from a bow. His legs kept him far ahead of the Lion, whose legs were much shorter and thicker than his own. From a distance, the other animals watched the chase.



“The Stag will surely outrun the Lion!” the Fox cried.



The Rabbit said, “Oh, he must, he must!” But then the Stag entered the forest, dense with trees.



Weaving among the trees, the Stag kept ahead of the Lion at first. He was not fatigued at all, for his long legs could carry him far and fast without tiring, but the branches of some of the trees hung low, and vines curled around them. The vines clutched at the Stag’s antlers as he dodged among the trees. Before he knew it, the Stag had caught his antlers in the branches and vines. Closer and closer the Lion came, smiling with its sharp teeth showing. The Stag, knowing his end was near, closed his eyes and sighed deeply.



“Oh,” he said, “how I have fooled myself! The long legs that I hated would have saved me, but the antlers that I loved have led to my destruction!”

This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.



Part A:
Which statement best summarizes the theme of the text?

A.
You do not always recognize what is most valuable.

B.
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.

C.
Fine possessions do not make a fine person.

D.
The best things come in small packages.

Part B:
Which evidence from the text best supports your answer in part A?

A.
“The other animals of the forest bowed to him, and they often spoke of his antlers with admiration.”

B.
“The Stag was so engrossed that he did not notice that a Lion had crept up alongside him.”

C.
“. . . but the branches of some of the trees hung low, and vines curled around them.”

D.
“The long legs that I hated would have saved me, but the antlers that I loved have led to my destruction

which word has almost the same meaning as pound jump point push or sleep