he connotations of clanging and glaring suggest that the city is _____.

vibrant
festive
toxic
unpleasant

Answer:

unpleasant

Explanation:

Answer:

unpleasant

Explanation:

Putting these words her / doing / Mary / has / finished / work / just in order to make a sentence we have...






a)
Mary just has finished doing her work;
b)
Mary has just finished doing her work;
c)
Mary has just finished her doing work;
d)
Has Mary just finished her doing work;
e)
Mary has just finished her work doing;
URGENTE!

True or False: The number of people who agree with an argument doesn’t necessarily make it true.

Question 11 options:
True
False

9.
A biography is an example of what type of writing?


A. persuasive


B. dramatic


C. expository


D. fiction

How do the allusions to The Wonderful Wizard of Oz contribute to the meaning and tone of the story a trip over a rainbow

Select all that apply.

In an introduction:______

A)get the reader's attention with a hook

B)open with a statement with which the reader can agree​

True or False: The Cause is what happened and the Effect is why something
happened.
True
False

Match each example with the correct part of a strong argument.​

Based on the historical context, why can Margaret’s actions be considered brave?

The land race occurred only once.
The land race took many days.
The land race was dangerous.
The land race split up families.

The word spotless has the same meaning--but he's stronger nuance, compared to which word?​

All are coordinating conjunctions, except: A) to
B) for
C) and
D) but​

What are three ideals of news reporting upheld by professional journalists

RULES:
1. No links. I don't want to accidentally download something because a random person on the internet said it was the answer.
2. Real answer. If you see this question and ACTUALLY KNOW the answer, then you can answer it. If your just looking to get points, move along or I will report your answer

In Act 1, Romeo and Juliet kiss. Close
read lines 93-111. Is their affection for
each other because of their destiny or is
it their personal choice? How do you
know?

Help plz with question

What is Neruda really saying about the world and why saying “thanks” is so important?Thanks to the word
that says thanks!
Thanks to thanks,
word
that melts
iron and snow!

The world is a threatening place
until
thanks
makes the rounds
from one pair of lips to another,
soft as a bright
feather
and sweet as a petal of sugar,
filling the mouth with its sound
or else a mumbled
whisper.
Life becomes human again:
it’s no longer an open window.
A bit of brightness
strikes into the forest,
and we can sing again beneath the leaves.
Thanks, you’re the medicine we take
to save us from
the bite of scorn.
Your light brightens the altar of harshness.

Or maybe
a tapestry
known
to far distant peoples.
Travelers
fan out
into the wilds,
and in the jungle
of strangers,
merci
rings out
while the hustling train
changes countries,
sweeping away borders,
then spasibo
clinging to pointy
volcanoes, to fire and freezing cold,
or danke, yes! and gracias, and
the world turns into a table:
a single word has wiped it clean,
plates and glasses gleam,
silverware tinkles,
and the tablecloth is as broad as a plain.

Thank you, thanks,
for going out and returning,
for rising up
and settling down.
We know, thanks,
that you don’t fill every space-
you’re only a word-
but
where your little petal
appears
the daggers of pride take cover,
and there’s a penny’s worth of smiles.

Which sentence from "BigDog on the Move” contains descriptive details?A buzzing that sounds like a giant bumblebee fills the air.
This isn't a scene from a science fiction movie.
Raibert started the company that made BigDog.
Raibert learned a great deal from working with these lab robots.

If you could rewrite the ending to the story of the boy in striped pajamas how would it end?

how is nature presented in the poem 'wind' by ted hughes

Which ancient method for calculating square roots employs guessing?

Which two details are most important to include in a summary of the excerpt?

What types of essay Is my favourite destination?​

Part A
What does the word esteemed mean as it is used in the following excerpt from the passage?
"These were esteemed very highly by the other slaves, and looked upon as the privileged ones of the plantation, for
it was no small affair, in the eyes of the slaves, to be allowed to see Baltimore."
A admired
B. mocked
C praised
D shown up

Compare: In this part of the play, the girls see" a spirit sent down on them. How does the recording communicate the frenzy of this scene? Discuss whether the same mood is brought out in the text

whis soil a valuable nocurad
rescource ?​

Can anyone show me a example of a argumentative essay??

pls help asap thx alot



Just write a paragraph with your own myth.​

Please be quick kindly

Shakespeare's works have been translated and performed internationally since the 1600s

-The section "Translated Into Hundreds Of Languages" is mostly organized using compare and contrast structure.
How would the section be different if it were organized using chronological structure?

As you read the excerpt below, think about how the author has organized or structured the information.

Think of a bottle of soda pop. Before it is opened, there is no sign of bubbles. As soon as the bottle is opened, though, bubbles suddenly appear. In fact, they can foam all over the place. That is because there is a gas, carbon dioxide, dissolved inside the liquid soda. The soda in the closed bottle is under pressure. When a liquid is under pressure, it can dissolve more gas than when it is not under pressure. As soon as you open a bottle, there is less pressure inside it, and it cannot dissolve as much gas. That makes gas bubbles form as the gas tries to expand.

What best describes the structure of the paragraph?
A. a problem and its solution
B. an explanation of a process
C. a sequence of events
D. compare and contrast

Based on the details of the folktale, what was very important to the people who told “How Nehemiah Got Free” to their children?

Fay asked me to come quickly if I wanted to photograph Ebobo traveled across Africa to the camp and waited for the gorilla's next visit. Two months passed without a sign of Ebobo. Then one day I fell asleep on a picnic bench. I felt the slightest stirring and when I woke, there was Ebobo sitting right beside me! I called for Fay, and we rushed to follow the gorilla into the forest. Ebobo angrily stomped around. He grunted, beat his chest and knocked down bushes. He wanted to show us that he was the boss here, but we refused to run away in fear. Then the gorilla's behavior changed. He seemed to realize, "These guys are with me now." He led us deep into the forest, pausing from time to time so we could catch up. The jungle growth was thick with thorns and brush. Fay wasn't wearing shoes, and I barely had any film, but we followed Ebobo until dark. How could we turn back We were running with a wild gorilla. He led us into his world.

What did Nick Nichols and Mike Fay do when Ebobo finally visited the camp?

A.they followed him into the forest.

B.they studied him in the research camp.

C.they ran away from him in fear.
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