The moral of the cowardly lion and the hungry tiger is, "It's better to be teased than to do something you'll regret', which character does the author use to make illustrate this idea, the Lion or the Tiger?​

Answer:

you should never tease anyone

Explanation:

because you will regret it

Self-esteem is ________________.

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Identifying nouns
Circle the nouns in each sentence.
1.
Hockey is my favorite
sport
2.
My grandmother plays golf.
3
Your dad prefers soccer​

Help me plz i need paragaph about my hometown

John went to school without shoes. rewrite sentence starting with shoes​

make a sentence using 4 words from this​

How do you think the story of The yellow wallpaper would be different if it was written in third-person instead of first-person?​

New year’s Day is a holiday on or in January

What does the author of the "Equal Pay Bill" letter argue?
A. Men should make more money than women.
B. There should be stronger laws around equal pay.
C. Everyone with a similar job should make a similar wage.
D. People from different parts of the country should make different
wages

How does the writer distinguish between Herodotus' account of
the Amazons and other tales about the women?

How do you say yes in a different way. (yes synonyms)

How did the framers resolve the conflict between the northern and southern states

Do you believe that global free trade has done more harm than good. ​

Provide three details from "Journal of the First Voyage to America" that only an eyewitness or participant could provide. Analyze Columbus's purpose for sharing each of the details you have listed in the previous question.

4. Read the following passage carefully. "An old couple living near John's
house considered him just like their own son. John did all that for them
what even a son these days won't do. He would shop for them, get them
things and say hello everyday." This passage is an example of ...

Read this passage. Write one paragraph reflecting on how the author's use of a quotation makes the informational text stronger. The voyage was an ordeal, but it was worth it. They were on their way to America. Edward Corsi, [...] was a ten-year-old Italian immigrant when he sailed into New York harbor in 1907: "My mother, my stepfather, my brother Giuseppe, and my two sisters, Liberta and Helvetia, all of us together, happy that we had come through the storm safely, clustered on the foredeck for fear of separation and looked with wonder on this miraculous land of our dreams."​

why is it bad to refer to your own writing in a topic sentence?

in the sentence below the highlighted coordinating conjunction fanboys is connecting subjects

Which phrase best describes a typical experience of
becoming a parent?

A easy and carefree

B challenging and rewarding

C simple and boring

D difficult and meaningless

1. In Mending Wall, which line from the poem most strongly
supports the idea that some people don’t consider the implications of what they’ve been taught?
a) “We keep the wall between us as we go.
b) “To each the boulders that have fallen to each.”
c) “He is all pine and I am apple-orchard.”
d) “He will not go beyond his father’s saying.”

2. In "The Grapes of Wrath", Mae wants the man to buy a sandwich and not treat the diner as a grocery store.
A) True
B)False

3. In Mending Wall, who believes fences are important?
a) The neighbor
b) The narrator
c) Neither of them believes fences are important
d) Both the narrator and the neighbor believe fences are important.

4. In Mending Wall, with which of the following statements would the speaker most likely agree?
a) Good fences make good neighbors.
b) Some people don’t consider the implications of what they’ve been taught.
c) Walls must be well-constructed in order to work.
d) It’s important to live next door to people from a similar background.

5. In The Grapes of Wrath, which of the following inferences is best supported by the following passage (paragraphs 5-6)?

“We’re hungry,” the man said.
“Whyn’t you buy a san’widge? We got nice san’widges, hamburgs.”
a) Mae is very proud of the sandwiches and hamburgers that they make.
b) The restaurant is probably not a high-class establishment.
c) Mae thinks that she can pull a fast one on the man.
d) The diner does not have any bread in the kitchen.

6. The author's memory of the events from his childhood in "Living to Tell the Tale" are triggered by seeing the mother and sister of the thief bringing flowers to the grave.
A)True
B)False

7. What is most likely the author’s intent in the following passage (paragraph 4) of Living to Tell the Tale?
When we turned the corner, the dust burned my feet through the weave of my sandals. The feeling of being forsaken became unbearable. Then I saw myself and I saw my mother, just as I saw, when I was a boy, the mother and sister of the thief whom Maria Consuegra had killed with a single shot one week earlier, when he tried to break into her house.
a) To show that the narrator and his mother have family in the small town that they have been isolated from.
b) To show the difference between the narrator’s and the thief’s mothers through a comparison of character.
c) To describe how the town they are traveling in is as deserted as it was in the narrator’s memories.
d) To show the narrator making the connection that he and his mother are abandoned like the thief’s family.

8. In Living to Tell the Tale, which statement from the excerpt most strongly
shows that the narrator feels empathy toward the thief?
a) “The feeling of being forsaken became unbearable.”
b) “My mother did not understand me.”
c) “‘I feel as if I were the thief,’ I said.”
d) “Years later, recalling that trip with her, I confirmed that she did remember the tragedy but would have given her soul to forget it.”

9. In Living to Tell the Tale, which sentence from paragraph 7 most strongly
supports the narrator making the connection that he and his mother are abandoned like the thief’s family?
a) “The town dignitaries came to Maria Consuegra’s house to offer her their condolences for having killed the thief.”
b) “I went that night with Papalelo, and we found her sitting in an armchair from Manila that looked like an enormous wicker peacock, surrounded by the fervor of her friends who listened to the story she had repeated a thousand times.”
c) “Everyone agreed with her that she had fired out of sheer fright.”
d) “Maria Consuegra, it seemed, had not been conscious of this heart-breaking lament until my grandfather asked her the question.”

10. In The Grapes of Wrath, which of the following inferences about the boys is best supported by the text?
a) The boys would prefer it if the man bought them hamburgers instead of just the loaf of bread.
b) The boys are prepared to swipe some candy into their overall pockets when Mae is not looking, if they have to
c) The candy means more to the boys than the bread, because getting it would be a rare time they had something that met more than their basic needs.
d) The only reason that the man brought the boys into the store was that so they could get some candy.

What effect does an allusion have on the reader?

An allusion helps the author uses creative figure of speech to engage the reader.
An allusion helps the author distract the reader from specific things within the text.
An allusion within the text does not help with the author convey the message to the reader.
Using an allusion within the text does not help an author with their point.

1.
The plant in an garden is very tall.​

Identify the sentence that uses correct punctuation.
A.
“I am so sorry that you are not feeling well” said Mrs. Smith.
B.
“If we hurry, we won’t miss the bus,” urged Mom.
C.
Brian said “Please don’t forget to buy soda”

Momma was the only one who wasn't born in Flint so the cold was coldest to her. All you could see were her eyes too, and they were shooting bad looks at Dad. She always blamed him for bringing her all the way from Alabama to Michigan, a state she called a giant icebox. Dad was bundled next to Joey, trying to look at anything but Momma. Next to Dad, sitting with a little space between them, was my older brother, Byron. Byron had just turned thirteen so he was officially a teenage juvenile delinquent and didn't think it was "cool" to touch anybody or let anybody touch him, even if it meant he froze to death. Byron had tucked the blanket between him and Dad down into the cushion of the couch to make sure he couldn't be touched. what point of view is this

In an idea map, which of the following would best describe how the ideas of gravity and a falling rock are related?
A.
One causes the other.
B.
One happens before or after the other.
C.
One depends on the other.
D.
They are alike or unalike.

cdaotoasagip check in correct words
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how does reader understand theme

Adjectives ending in -ed/-ing - worksheet
1. It rained all Saturday so we couldn't go out and we were
bore
2. It's useless making her study more. It's so
frustrate
3. Have you heard the
news about the prison riots in Atlanta? alarm
4. Sarah and Kevin are very about their wedding ceremony. excite
5. The students didn't seem in their teacher's explanation interest
6. Betty was
at the look on my face. amuse
7. The Prime Minister's outfit was very to the eye. Please
8. Don't look so
! Your project won because it was the best surprise
9. John has a really
habit of staring at people, annoy
10. We were too
to ask them for a loan, embarrass
11. Dave's parents are really
by his persistent misbehaviour, alarm
12. George is so
his chemistry project isn't going very well. frustrate
13. I don't find his jokes very
I think they are rather crude. amuse
14. I'm reading an
adventure story at the moment, excite
15. My mum finds fishing, and she never accompanies dad. bore
16 Your idea sound really
interest
17. My parents were
because I hadn't told them the truth annoy
18. The children often ask
questions in the presence of other people, embarrass
19. It would be
if Will didn't come on time, surprise
20. I’m very with the effort that you've made. please

What is happening in this scene?
SELECT AN ANSWER
A- The narrator is chaining Fortunato and
trapping him in the recess.
B- Fortunato is losing his footing and falling
into the catacombs.
C- The narrator is searching for the key to the
vault.
D- The narrator and Fortunato are fighting for
the key.

How would this graph MOST likely change if the price of a complementary good were to increase?
A.The demand curve would shift to the left.
B.The demand curve would shift to the right.
C.The supply curve would shift to the left.
D.The supply curve would shift to the right.