Answer if you have read the watsons go to birmingham.
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Yes I have read it do you need help with anything?

Explanation:

To which sense does this example of imagery appeal?

Sight

Hearing

Touch

Taste

Smell


“The autumn leaves are a blanket on the ground.”

PLZ HELP PLZ PLZ PLZ FIND ALL THE LETTERS THAT NEED TO BE CAPITALIZED Suddenly it dawns on me: the scope of the impending conflict is truly monumental. I had known back in october that political disagreement had reached an all-time high, but I couldn’t have imagined the magnitude of change that was coming down the line.
The canadians tried desperately to have world leaders unite one more time, as seen in a quotation by their prime minister, “knowing the potential and significant impact of countries refusing to negotiate at this point, I would plead with world leaders to make concessions and seek peaceful resolution.” The President hamer, while ostensibly in agreement, made only superficial efforts to realize this eleventh hour maneuver. otherwise, there was little interest, as explained by the lieutenant Governor Steeves of Australia, “many have tried to initiate productive conversations between the competing global forces, without success. Unfortunately, the time for such talks is past.”

Thus is a summary of world affairs leading to our confinement four levels deep underground.


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In The Hunger Games, people can purchase tesserae by agreeing to enter additional slips in the reaping. The tesserae can then be exchanged for a year’s supply of grain or oil. “Tesserae” is a real word with historical roots. Use a print or an online dictionary to find which definition of tesserae most closely matches the way in which the word is used in The Hunger Games. Write your definition. Explain how you decided on your choice of meaning.

What does the word calamity mean?

What is the main purpose of paragraph 2?

Question 15

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In your own words, explain Joe’s last line from the Zora and Me excerpt: “Giving don’t got a thing to do with going bankrupt,” Joe Clarke answered. “Holding back does.” What does this say about Joe’s character?

part #2 LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD

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5. What is the conflict in the story? Is it man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society, or man vs. self? How did you come to this conclusion? What are the details of the conflict?

6. What is the theme of the story? (make sure to make this a general theme statement, and not specific to only the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

7. Is Little Red Riding Hood a comedy or a tragedy? How do you know? Think about all the fairy tales you know. In general, are they tragedies or comedies? Why do you think that is?

Which article would provide more information about Amelia Earhart's life?

Amelia Earhart was not afraid to break down walls. In 1928, she was the first woman to fly as a passenger across the Atlantic Ocean. In 1932, she became the first woman to pilot a plane across that same ocean. There were not many female pilots back then. In fact, most career choices for women were limited. Her actions helped encourage other women to follow their dreams.

A.
Life on the Frontier
B.
The Pioneer Life of Women
C.
Women and Famous Firsts
D.
American War Heroes

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At university I did post-graduate work in marine geology at the University of Hawaii. To help pay my expenses I worked as a porpoise trainer at Sea Life Park. I spent hours teaching dolphins to dive through hoops and perform other tricks. —Exploring the Titanic, Robert D. Ballard
Based on the context clues in the passage, a porpoise is most likely a type of
marine geology
job
hoop
dolphin

“The Unseen Values” is an essay that was written to be presented before Congress. Think about how the author’s knowledge of his audience may have influenced the type of details he decided to include. If the writer were writing to convince school children to support his position, how might his argument be different? In your journal, craft an outline of some of the points you would include in an argument aimed at convincing a third-grade class to support space exploration.

For Rosa Parks
by J. Robbins

They said, "Stand," but Rosa sat;
She knew it wasn't right
to treat her as if she was wrong
because she wasn't white.
She knew that freedom is a fight
that only brave souls win;
She also knew our value lies
in what's beneath our skin.
Rosa fought for what is right;
Her courage paved the way
for kids like you and me to ride
the freedom train today.
Select all the correct answers.
From the way the speaker describes the events in the poem, the reader can tell that the speaker
1. admires Rosa Parks.
2. is afraid of getting into a major fight.
3. believes that people deserve fairness.
4. likes to ride on trains.
5. thinks that appearances are important.

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PLS HELP
If you wanted to show that one thing kept happening up to the point when another thing started, which conjunction would you use? (Example: I rode my bike in the park _______ my mother called me home.)
until
since
although
because

What is Poetry? Think of words from A-Z that relate to or remind you of what poetry is or what you know about poetry. Ex: Alliteration

please help: Figure of Speech

They said that the top-dog wolf is always getting challenged by jive little wolves. They said the top-dog wolf can’t show no weakness at all, that if he do, if he gets hurt or something, if he steps on a broke bottle and starts limping or something, all the little jive wolves in the pack start trying to overthrow him” (Curtis 92).

PLS HELP ME THIS DUE TODAY
Find a simile about Joe Clarke in paragraph 4 (“leaned like a powerful tree . . .”). Write a paragraph explaining how the simile helps the reader understand Mr. Clarke.

Read the passage below from “The Unseen Values.”

Yet today the products of fission applied to peaceful uses are many. The use of isotopes in industry, medicine, agriculture are well known. Food irradiation, nuclear power reactors, now reactors for shipboard use, are with us, and it is hardly the beginning. I frequently ask myself, of late, what 10 years from now will be the commercial, shall we call it, applications of our missile and rocket programs.
Based on the passage above, the reader can infer that the speaker believes:

Research in missile and rocket programs could result in discoveries for unrelated uses.
A lack of funding could mean that space programs will not exist in the future.
Rocket programs of the future will be used for agricultural purposes.
Discoveries in rocket technology will increase the nation’s military strength in the future.

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My father ------------ more than 20 books.

A, writes

B, wrote

C, written

D, write

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In which of the following words does the oo makes the same sound as in the word moon? Select all that apply.

balloon
harpoon
goodness
toadstool
coolant

Suppose Jose wants to find out more about the surface of the moon. He would find most of his information __________.
A. In a magazine article that outlines the history of manned spaceflight
B. In an online article about the characteristics of Pluto and other dwarf planets
C. In a technical journal about the design of the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
D. In a chapter about the lunar terrain in an informational book about the moon

Write a summary of the article. You should have an Introduction, Body, and a Conclusion. Take your time and really give some thought to what you have read.'
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What is the central idea of this passage?

George Washington was tired of not knowing the conditions in Philadelphia.
George Washington loved riding his horse and planned to carefully travel to Philadelphia.
George Washington made plans for an inspection of Philadelphia.
George Washington was upset at his aides in Germantown.

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Which sentence best describes the structure of "Discovering the Bends,"

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Choose one character from the Canterbury Tales and tell what he/she is like. 8 sentences at least in your own words, please

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Elena woke up having a dream of being a famous celebrity now all she wants to do is to change her facials to a celebrity without having surgery.
She searched up the nearest store, the location showed up a wizard store, she drove her car in a hurry, once she got there she saw a sign "no turning back," she didn’t know what it meant but still walked in with joy, she then saw so many potions stacked up.
She asks Casper the owner of the shop to get her a shapeshifting potion but didn’t mention human potion so he thought she meant animal.
She took a slight sip of it, as he tried to warn her that the animal spell lasts
forever unless a wizard changes her back. it was too late because she already took her first sip, she transforms into a snake.
“What did you do, hissed Elena, what’s happening to me??”
“I warned you didn’t I?" said Casper.
Elena hissed her way out of the shop to Bonnie's house, then she went on the search for a wizard to change her back. She thought to herself,
"Maybe the wizard can actually change my face so I can be an actor too!"
After days and days of searching, she found the wizard tower. She made her way to the tower and then she hissed and he tried to understand but he couldn't. So, he decided to get a snake translator. He worked on her for days and finally got her to look like a human again. She asked for him to change her features too. Later that month she starred in a movie called, "The girl who turned into a snake." In the end, there was an interview and she thanked that wizard that helped her make her dreams come true.

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WHAT IS THE IDEA OF A PERFECT DAY?
HOW WOULD YOU SPEND YOUR DAY TO MAKE IT PERFECT FOR YOU?