Read these stage directions from Eugene O'Neill's play The Straw.

Act One

Scene One: The Kitchen of the Carmody Home--Evening.
Scene Two: The Reception Room of the Infirmary, Hill Farm
Sanatorium--An Evening a Week Later.

Act Two

Scene One: Assembly Room of the Main Building at the Sanatorium--A Morning Four Months Later.
Scene Two: A Crossroads Near the Sanatorium--Midnight of the Same Day.

Act Three

An Isolation Room and Porch at the Sanatorium--An Afternoon Four Months Later.

TIME--1910

Which of these can be determined from these scene descriptions?

There are two scenes in each Act.
The play takes place over the course of four months.
One of the Carmodys' children is sick.
Much of the action of the play takes place at a Sanatorium.

Answer:

B: The play takes place over the course of four months.

Explanation:

I'm 95% sure I'm right on this. It can't be A because there are not two scenes in act 3. I don't think it would be C because a Sanatorium isn't just for kids. I don't think it would be D because only one scene actually took place in the Sanatorium, the other scenes were just in the vicinity. I'm pretty sure it's B, but  you can decide if you want to go with that answer. I really, really hope this helps. I'm so very sorry if my answer is wrong. Have a great day and good luck. :D  

Answer:

I believe that the answer would instead be;

Much of the action of the play takes place at a Sanatorium.

The Sanatorium is seen at the end of Act One, all throughout Act Two, and all throughout Act Three.

Explanation:

The previous answer says "The play takes place over the course of four months.", but the 3 acts in total take place across around 8 months and a week, as Act One is across a week, Act Two is across 4 months, and Act Three is across 4 months.  So that answer is wrong.  

The option "There are two scenes in each Act.", is wrong because the 3rd Act doesn't have 2 scenes.

The option "One of the Carmodys' children is sick.", is incorrect as it never discusses the children in this excerpt.

Select the correct texts in the passage.
Which two details in Daliah’s campaign speech support her challenge of the opposition’s claim that classroom libraries are sufficient?

To the avid readers out there, I know that we do not currently have a school librarian, and our access to the library is limited. This is unacceptable, and I intend to address the problem if you elect me as student president.

All of you are tired of spending your own money to buy books for the library and for yourselves. I understand that the school’s budget was reduced due to cuts in funding from the state. But how are we supposed to grow as readers if the library is closed most of the time and can only be used to conduct research as scheduled by homeroom teachers?

The school, in partnership with the PTA, conducts many fundraisers to provide funds for the sports teams and STEM activities. Yes, I understand the importance those two opportunities; however, research shows that the more access students have to books, the more student achievement improves on state and district assessments. Research also shows that the more we read, the more we learn about different cultures. The result is that we become more open minded, and we can develop more compassion and empathy for others. All of those things are important to our growth as students and as contributors to society.

To those arguing that our English and reading teachers have classroom libraries, I say that that’s not enough. Those teachers stock classroom libraries using their own money and donations from crowdfunding sources. They take those books with them when they move to other schools or jobs, and then a new teacher has to take time to rebuild that classroom library while readers are left high and dry. That’s unfair, don’t you think? Yes, school district should do a better job of ensuring all schools have libraries and librarians. Yes, schools should do a better job of finding ways to equally fund all initiatives on campus. So, I will present a solution until those in charge can do better.

I propose working with the PTA to increase fundraising efforts so that the campus can hire a part-time librarian. This part-time staff member will work on campus three days a week during the times when we have interventions, homeroom, and club time. Until we can find our part-time librarian, I will also start a petition to share a librarian with our neighboring elementary school to work on our campus twice a week for three hours in the afternoon.

Answer:
Those teachers stock classroom libraries using their own money and donations from crowdfunding sources. They take those books with them when they move to other schools or jobs, and then a new teacher has to take time to rebuild that classroom library while readers are left high and dry.

what is tje climax of the story of orphan boy​

help me make short conversation,please:(
situation1:You run a small business together
A-You would like to employ an assistant
B-You think this would be expensive and unnecessary.
Situation2:You're flatmates
A-You're a keen cyclist and you keep your bike just inside the front door.
B-You hate having a dirty bike in your flat.

The teacher is telling a story. The cat is chasing a mouse.into negative ​

Nobody.......the truth a.as known b.wereknown c.knows d.know​

Help me please…………………….

She didn’t buy the coat because she didn’t have enough money *

difference between fictional and non fictional stories
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Read the proverb "A meaningful life is not being rich and popular. It is being sincere, humble, and able to share ourselves for others "What does it mean?

Why ......you always.....over spilt? I am tired of what you say A are_ crying. B.do_drink

another words for gold

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While Mr. Yoo was painting the bedroom, Mr. Kerr _____ furniture from the living room.

3 The toaster is able to destroy LOONY GOONY because
A toasters are braver than all other appliances
B the other appliances are afraid of the toaster
C the quorum-sensors approve its actions
D it does not receive messages from other devices

Does anyone know the clothes line story if anyone knows answer it

2. Identify the figures of speech in the following lines.

A. Fluttering creatures as white as snow,
a. Simile b. Metaphor c. Personification d. Alliteration

B. Flip! Flap! Flop! and away they go—
A. Simile b. Metaphor c. Personification d. Alliteration

Classroom routines

1. Describe the morning routine in class
2.What other routines will you have in your class
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what are some different jobs in the legal profession?

who were ready for elections?​

how plagiarism impact student?

Why do you think King Hrothgar called upon Beowulf to help him slay Grendel?

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5. A film in which strange and frightening things happen is called a/an .
A. thriller B. comedy C. drama D. animation
6. Lan brushes her teeth every day, ..................... she doesn’t have toothache.
A. but B. and C. so D. although
7. We didn’t find it funny it was a comedy.
A. in spite of B. despite C. although D. but
8. Oil, coal and natural gas are ......................................resources.
A. modern B. new C. non-renewable D. renewable
9.La Tomatina on the last Wednesday of August every year.
A. hold B. held C. is held D. be held
10. Your mother’s here,.....................?
A. isn’t she B. are she C. is she D.aren’t she
11. At this time next week, we a wind turbine in our garden.
A. will installed B. will be installing C. install D. installed
12. Low energy light bulbs should be used to electricity.
A. convert B. save C. spend D. buy
13.Nuclear power ............................................. in the future.
A. replaces B. replaced C. will replace D. will be replaced
14. The house………before my brother comes home.
A. will clean B. will be cleaned C. will be cleaning D.clean
15. At this time tomorrow, They.............................. a test on sources of energy.
A. will take B. will be taking C. are taking D. take
16 John didn’t see her, .......................?
A. do John B. did he C. did John D. does he
17. The children can read English, ?
A. can’t they B. can they C. they can D. they can’t
18. Overcrowded places have a lot of problems, ?
A. doesn’t it B. have they C. don’t they D. does they
19. The immigrants will hardly find accommodation in the city, ?
A. will it B. won’t it C. will they D. won’t they
20. Disease spreads more quickly in overcrowded areas, ?
A. doesn’t it B. is it C. isn’t it D. does it
21. The Segway, which is a vehicle, will be a success.
A. two-wheels B. two wheels C. Two wheel D. two-wheeled

Who is Karl Marx and what was he known for.

And his eyes have all the seeming of a demon's that is
dreaming,
And the lamp-light o'er him streaming throws his shadow
on the floor:
And my soul from out that shadow that lies floating on the
floor
Shall be lifted-nevermore!

six risky situations to which our youth is frequently exposed to
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What is the object in the sentence "I heard a noise "

(Economics)
Howard Schultz
James Cash Penney
Margaret Hutchison Rousseau
Jessica Jackley
Choose two entrepreneurs from this list. In your answer, compare and contrast their achievements. Make sure to address the following questions: What did each person do? How did they achieve their goals? How did their efforts affect life today? Present your response in a clear, organized manner and cite specific examples.

Select the correct texts in the passage.

Which two details best develop the central idea about Julius Caesar?


Dictatorships

by Hal Marcovitz

(excerpt from “The Rise of Julius Caesar”)


"Sulla was a brutal and relentless dictator". But one enemy who escaped his wrath was Gaius Julius Caesar. "Caesar was born in 100 BCE to a wealthy family"." As a nephew of Sulla’s opponent Marius, Caesar found himself on Sulla’s list of enemies". No doubt he too would have been killed, but his family intervened, and Sulla reluctantly spared his life. "Next, Sulla ordered Caesar to divorce his wife". "Caesar refused and fled the city". He joined a Roman army campaigning in Turkey and did not return until after Sulla’s death in 78 BCE.

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Ben is writing a report about cultural life during the Han Dynasty in China from 206 B.C. to 220 A.D. Ben found a lot of facts, dates, opinions, and samples of poetry. What information should Ben quote in his report, and why? A. He should quote basic facts about life during the Han Dynasty to make sure he doesn’t change the meaning of them. B. He should quote excerpts of poetry written during the Han Dynasty to help readers understand aspects of their literature and culture. C. He should quote experts who describe facts about important battles so readers understand the significance of the military during the Han Dynasty. D. He should quote descriptions of China's geographical borders during the Han Dynasty because they are too confusing to paraphrase.

10) Juan is writing a report on Italian food. He finds a book titled "Foods of the World." He opens to
Chapter 2 on page 12 and reads the word "Spain" in large letters. Further down on the page, he reads the
word "Northern Spain" in smaller letters. Page 12 of Juan's book
OA) Has no text features.
OB) Has a diagram but no other text features.
OC) Has the table of contents only.
OD) Has a heading and a subheading.
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