1. What were the big news?
2.What did Katya get?
3. What happened at lunchtime?

Which two words have opposite meanings?
A. private and serious
B. approve and allow
C. blend and integrate
D. unknown and famous

What does the environment look like in #murdertrending

which road is open all year

(b) Complete the sentence by filling in a cause or an effect as required. Circle what was needed to complete each sentence: cause or effect.

1. Melanie did not go to school because _______________________ cause/effect

2. Due to _______________________ Jason was late for work again. cause/effect


3. Since Zinzi bought all the chocolate in the shop, Sarah ________________

__________________________.

cause/effect


4. If ___________________________________________________, there

won’t be enough space in the car.

cause/effect


5. Khulani works late every Friday so that _________________________

___________________________.

cause/effect



6. Since Jamie’s parents found out about the party he hosted without their

permission, _______________________________________________________________.

cause/effect



7. Owing to _____________________________________, the

tickets were all sold out.

cause/effect



8. In view of Mandisa’s fear of heights, _________________________

__________________________.

cause/effect



9. As a result of Thabo’s silence, ________________________________________.

cause/effect​

Why would I
buy animals for the zoo

Based on their titles, which source would most likely be relevant to this
research question?
Should our school require all students to play a musical instrument?
A. "The Benefits of Band: Building the Brain with Music"
B. "Ten Stories of How Much Students Enjoy Playing Instruments"
O C. "Musical Instrument Sales Are at an All-Time Low"
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D. "A High School Band Provides a Free Concert to a Nursing Home"

Read the excerpt from Shirley Chisholm’s presidential announcement speech.

Instead of watching a football game on television while young people beg for the attention of their president concerning our actions abroad, I would encourage them to speak out, organize for peaceful change, and vote in November. Instead of blocking efforts to control the huge amounts of money given [to] political candidates by the rich and the powerful, I would provide certain limits on such amounts and encourage all the people of this nation to contribute small sums to the candidates of their choice.

Which statement best explains Chisholm’s use of anaphora?

A. She repeats the word “people” to highlight the general feeling of the public and connect it to steps she could take to correct issues.
B. She repeats “instead of” and “I would” to present the problematic actions of current leaders and emphasize what she would do differently.
C. She uses vivid language to emphasize her support for peaceful change and people’s right to speak out.
D. She uses vivid language to compare the actions of current leaders to the actions of the public.

Check the sentence with the bolded word
that makes better sense:

1- a. The girl's positive words made me feel better.
b. We took the village out of the house.
2-a. The calm girl yelled a lot.
b. The team members asked Kate to represent them at
the dinner
3-
a. I was content to stay at home by the warm fire.
b. My mom punished me for doing my homework.
4-
a. The man expected me to say yes.
b. The issue did not taste very good.
5- a. I behaved wisely while I was asleep.
.
b. I avoided my friend because she had laughed at me
at mga

When one political party has total control and opposition is oppressed is called?

What change should be made in sentence 27?
A Change diversity to divercity
6 Delete the apostrophe after environments
© Change presents to presenting
he
Change have to has

At the wedding what was

Read the sentence from an essay arguing against a new school mascot.

Since my neighbor dislikes the new mascot, it will be an unpopular choice!

This is an example of which logical fallacy?
straw man
bandwagon
slippery slope
hasty generalization

Select an important issue and write an essay that argues your viewpoint. Support your claim with reasons and evidence.

HURRY

What does Beatrice do after confessing her love for Benedict?

Refer to your Who Is Sonia Sotomayor? book for a complete version of this text.

Part A

In Chapter 9, why does Sonia most want to become a Supreme Court justice?


She believes she is more capable to serve as justice than the women who have preceded her.

She wants to have the opportunity to interact with more politicians and members of government.

She hopes to have more time to pursue other activities related to the law, but outside the courtroom.

She wants to inspire young people to pursue their goals, no matter what obstacles they face.
Question 2
Part B

Which evidence from the text best supports the answer to Part A?


“Sonia decided to try to meet as many senators as she could ahead of time. Of the hundred U.S. senators, she met with eighty-nine!”

“She wanted minority children to know they were just like her. They could grow up to achieve their biggest dreams if they worked hard enough.”

“For the next ten years, Sonia not only served as a judge, she also taught classes at six different law schools. She gave speeches all over the country.”

“She gave Sonia Sotomayor a similar lace collar to wear on her first day on the court. Sonia wore it for a while, but then stopped.

Write the importance of what Lent means to YOU.

One benefit of presenting information in a video rather than in text is that a video can
O explain a concept in great detail.
O include interviews with experts.
show close-ups of images.
Obring concepts to life.

Directions:
Read the passage. Then click on the inference that is most firmly based on the given facts in the
selection
1. (1) Can people be influenced by information of which they are not consciously aware? (2) The
answer is a qualified yes. (3) For example, in one study an experimental group was exposed to a
subliminal list of words related to competition, whereas a control group was exposed to a
subliminal list of neutral words. (4) The words were flashed on a screen too rapidly for
participants to identify them. (5) But later, when they played a game, participants from the
experimental group were especially competitive. (6) In another study, one group of participants
was subliminally exposed to words conveying honesty (a positive trait), and another group, to
words conveying meanness (a negative trait). (7) Then, all the participants were asked to read a
neutral description of a woman and then assess the woman's personality characteristics. (8)
Members of the first group gave her more positive ratings, whereas members of the second
group tended to judge the woman more harshly. (9) A review of more than 50 such studies
found that subliminal presentations of "comfort" phrases tended to reduce feelings of anxiety,
hostility, and threat, and to promote recall of more positive memories.
1. We can infer from the passage that subliminal means
a. disagreeable.
b. difficult to understand.
c. beneath the level of consciousness.
m

Please help there are eight mistakes

8/How is paraphrasing different from summarizing?

A. Summaries can include direct quotations, but paraphrases can't.
B. Paraphrases only require an in-text citation , but summaries require a full reference list citation .
C. Paraphrases , unlike summaries , include your personal opinion on the original source material.
D. Paraphrases , unlike summaries , are about the same length as the original source material .

(BLANK) is based on fact and is used in real-world day-to-day texts. It includes memos, business letters, job applications, procedural manuals, etc.

Answer Options:

Research writing

Expository writing

Practical/technical writing

Personal narrative writing

What is the significance of the book Schooled by Gordan Korman?

help a brother out
Complete the following analogy:

Solace: ____________________:: Ostentatious : Showy


Overconfident


Annoyance


Depressed


Comfort

Many of the stars perform concerts for their favorite charity.
In passive voice?

Combine the sentences into one sentence.

Read the following entries.

captive, adj. attentive, intent, fascinated, spellbound
captive, n. prisoner, detainee, hostage

Which word would best replace captive in the sentence below?

Martin was so excited that every time he listened to his favorite author speak, he became captive.
A.
fascinated
B.
prisoner
C.
detainee
D.
hostage

D Question 8
Which group of words from the passage is a figure of speech?
O...the lamps... seemed to cry out to Lynn..."
O stairwell went up right along that wall"
O'she did demand a persistent awareness"
O living room with its dark... Walls"

He was very brave _____ of the dangers involved

What personal qualities does mr cintrón value based on the details in the text about his attitude or behavior

how do you decide whom to invite to a party