Revisit the sources you found during your research.

What kind of sources are they? How do you know?

Primary Source: An account or document created by someone with firsthand knowledge or experience of an event. Letters, journal entries, blogs, eyewitness accounts, speeches, and interviews can all be primary sources.

Secondary Source: Documents supplied and compiled by people who do not have firsthand knowledge of an event. History textbooks, book reviews, documentary films, websites, and most magazine and newspaper articles are secondary sources.Revisit the sources you found during your research.

What kind of sources are they? How do you know?

Primary Source: An account or document created by someone with firsthand knowledge or experience of an event. Letters, journal entries, blogs, eyewitness accounts, speeches, and interviews can all be primary sources.

Secondary Source: Documents supplied and compiled by people who do not have firsthand knowledge of an event. History textbooks, book reviews, documentary films, websites, and most magazine and newspaper articles are secondary sources.

Answer:

Primary Sources are immediate, first-hand accounts of a topic

Secondary sources are works that analyze, assess or interpret a historical event, era, or phenomenon, generally utilizing primary sources to do so

BRAIN!!!!!!!!!
Which of these sentences includes an example of hyperbole?
A small sign was taped to the door: Turn around!
The sky had grown dark and angry since we left the house.
I walked a thousand miles yesterday!
When the zombies arrive, I’ll be ready.

BRAINLIEST!!!

What mood is created by this line of figurative language from the poem “Sunset”?

“And old warehouses poured their purple shadows”
a nervous or irritated mood
a joyful, energetic mood
an angry, annoyed mood
a peaceful, relaxing mood

a word that uses the root word -chron and write one complete sentence using the word that you came up with for -chron-.

Because the community decided to go to sameness for the better of the people in the community, they lost many things. Some of these things included: war, physical pain, sunshine, color, personal freedom, geography, animals, and memories. Choose one and explain (in a well-developed paragraph) why it was relinquished (or taken away) and what was truly lost because it was taken away? pls help

This is probably easy sorry
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Correct my sentences

1. the king didn’t want Robin Hood to be a hero he was a thief

2. robin hood stole from the rich king and gave to the poor he outsmarted the kings men every time

Choose the relative clause in this sentence.
It depends on what you're in the mood for: lasagna, which will take longer, or spaghetti.

A- which will take longer
B- what you're in the mood for
C- on what you're in the mood for

Step 1. Choose five (5) articles or short stories.

Choose at least two different genres. In other words, do not choose only short articles or only short stories.

Choose selections that illustrate a different author's purpose. Do not choose only 'inform' or 'entertain' for all of your choices.

Step 2. Provide this information for each selection:

the website of the selection

author

title

genre

summary of the selection (a paragraph of 7-10 sentences)

the author's purpose with justification for your reasons

Tip: Be sure you answer all questions for each one of your selections.

(Rewrite these sentence making them more creative)

I love walking along the pretty beach when the sun is shining down.

Life can be difficult at times, but we can grow from the things we go through.

It is very important to watch the words we speak to others because words can be very damaging.