How can you help your listeners feel as though you are speaking directly to each of them?
Walk around the room and tap on people’s shoulders as you make your key points.
Call on audience members by name or by saying what each person is wearing.
Make eye contact with each person in your audience at some point in your speech.

Answer: Make eye contact with each person in your audience at some point in your speech.

Explanation:

PERSONAL QUESTION
If you knew you had one week to live, what would you do? Why?

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.

Wright this sentence in your own words.
Beyond $75,000, money is important for life evaluation but does nothing for happiness, enjoyment, sadness, or stress. Both factors are important; it is good to have high emotional well-being, but it is also good to think your life is going well.

Amelia Earhart left for her final journey in 1937, leaving behind her husband, George Putnam, to whom she had been married to six years. In the time leading up to her departure, George helped and encouraged her. He fully supported her trip. Imagine that you are George Putnam. Write a short narrative that includes a conversation with your wife Amelia as she gets ready to depart. Make sure that you include narrative techniques, such as dialogue, pacing, and figurative language as you take on the character of George and consider how he would feel as his wife left on this trip. Remember, he does not know that she won’t return.

what motivates josh bell in the crossover

BRAINLY IF CORRECT (links will be reported) from the novel nothing but the truth
In this section we have multiple quotes about truth,

PHILIP MALLOY: You want the truth?

MR. MALLOY: Sure. Well?

PHILIP MALLOY: It’s the teacher, Narwin. (conversation between Phillip and dad)

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… Anita, the truth is I’m hurt.

The truth is it’s our superintendent’s doing.(Narwin's letter)

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I told him the truth. He seemed to understand (Phillip's Diary)


Do you think any of these are truths? Why or why not, explain your answer. (5 complete sentences)

Prepare a presentation that will be used to convince a movie producer to adapt The First Men in the Moon into a motion picture. Your purpose is to persuade your audience that the movie has the potential to be a blockbuster, based on the success of a recent film with a similar plot, protagonist, and/or theme. Make sure your final presentation is attractive and free of grammar mistakes. Include a works cited page listing your sources for any facts or pictures used.

PLEASE HELP ME THIS PROJECT IS DUE SOON TYSVM IM VERY GRATEFULL!!!

I need some jots for the story Misfits by james howe

NEED YOUR OPINION !!!! IS THIS GOOD?
Dear Mr. Joseph Mallord William Turner,
I’m such a fan of your artwork, I heard you were born in Covent Garden, London on April 23, 1775. As a little kid, I’ve always seen my mom paint different types of famous paintings, including one of yours called Peace- Burial at Sea. After doing some research, I read that you went to The Royal Academy of Arts in London. This probably was a great experience for you as you studied with other future famous artists. During Spring break I visited London with my family and I saw your masterpieces in the National Gallery and the Tate Gallery in London.
One of my favorite paintings is Peace- Burial at sea because I love the style of Romanticism and I appreciate the techniques used in paintings from the 1800s. I have read that your painting was dedicated to your friend that had passed in a war. Some research that I’ve done is Expressive colorization imaginative landscapes and turbulent often violent marine paintings is how you gained fame. I’ve heard you served as an architectural draftsman and that you enrolled when you were only 14 years old. Since you were a professor what’s it like? Do you like having many jobs?
Your peace - Burial sea painting looks really realistic, The shadow and the colors that you chose are my favorite parts. I love how it has a feeling like it was made in the 1800s which it was, The colors are not varied but it still shows a message. I love how the light comes through and the brushstrokes. At first, when I saw your painting I thought it was boring because I couldn’t see anything special yet. In my opinion, I would rather see a 3-dimensional painting like when a real object is used. After seeing your painting a few times I could actually see the message. Since your friend had passed for your birthday present I would give you a mini ship because the painting includes a ship and it would be meaningful to him because it would remind him of his friend and I’ll add a picture of him to represent him and to remember him.

"The ocean was like a mirror- which made it hard to see the bottom.." what type of figurative language is this?

Draw a Venn diagram to COMPARE AND CONTRAST Bruno and Shmuel.

Need ASAP
The first article is an excerpt from a newspaper editorial published around the beginning of the twentieth century. Remember that an editorial focuses on the writer’s opinion about an event or topic. Editorials also include facts about the event or topic. This editorial is part of the writer’s thoughts about human existence.

As you read, think about and answer the following questions in the Notebook tool (). You’ll use these notes later to compare and contrast this article with a more recent piece of writing on a similar topic.

What is the article about?
Who is its audience?
What type of language does it use: formal, informal, or a combination?
What is the article’s purpose?
Read the excerpt from the editorial "Did We Once Live on the Moon?" by Arthur Brisbane.(that is the article you use to answer the questions)

NEED ASAP
Now, you’ll read a more recent article about the sun from a news website. Note that its tone and purpose are very different from the editorial. While reading, answer the following questions:


What is the article about?

Who is its audience?

What type of language does it use: formal, informal, or a combination?

What is the article’s purpose?

Read the article "Machine Simulates the Sun's Core" by Ilima Loomis. (That is where you will find the answer to these questions).

Choose a matching analogy for the following word pair:

CALLOUS : FEELING


A) buoyant : air

B) portable : handles

C) sheer : ease

D) vile : beauty

HELPP ITS ALMOST DUE PLEASE​

if you had a choice beetween sleeping in a huanted house or get attacked by 3 wild dogs what would it be

BRAINLIEST RAFFLE I WILL CCHOSE A RANDOM PERSON TO MAKE BRAINLIEST COME BACK NEXT TIME IF U LOSE

2-3 values of Mrs. Jones (Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones) Short story "Thank you m'am"

In the myth of “Daedalus and Icarus,” Icarus becomes enraptured by the ability to fly, defies his father's order to not fly too close to the sun, and suffers dreadful consequences as a result.

How is Batnik’s story in "Too Fast" like that of Icarus from the Greek myth?


Both stories are about boys who love to travel at great speeds.

Both stories are about sons who improve their fathers’ inventions.

Both stories are about boys who are great inventors.

Both stories are about sons who suffer terrible fates after not following instructions.

Please help if you read the hatchet it's for an assignment I'm behind on bc I had other harder stuff to do so please don't take my points!
1. Was Brian crying because of the pain from the porcupine attack
2. According to Brian, what is the most important rule of survival? Why?
3. What did Brian finally remember from his science class that helped him to make a successful fire?
4.What kind of a boy was Brian? Use examples from the story to support your answer.
5.Other than the hatchet, what helped Brian to survive in the wilderness?
6.Why was the twenty-dollar bill that Brian had in his wallet useless

last one i did part 123 this is the last one

lucy runs from the faun
true or false

What does the simile “And move like mastodons/Arising from lethargic sleep.” Lines 5 & 6 suggest about the black ships?

a. that the poem’s setting is in the harbor/docks

b. the ships look as if they are elephants.

c. that the ships are small and minute.

d. that the ships are always sleepy.

DOCKS by Carl Sandburg

Strolling along
By the teeming docks,
I watch the ships put out. 3
Black ships that heave and lunge
And move like mastodons*
Arising from lethargic sleep. 6

The fathomed harbor
Calls them not nor dares
Them to a strain of action, 9
But outward, on and outward,
Sounding low-reverberating calls,
Shaggy in the half-lit distance,
They pass the pointed headland, 12
View the wide, far-lifting wilderness
And leap with cumulative speed
To test the challenge of the sea. 15

Plunging,
Doggedly onward plunging,
Into salt and mist and foam and sun. 18

*mastodons: prehistoric relatives of today's elephants

Is the following a phrase or a clause? If it is a clause, indicate if it is independent or dependent.

Because I couldn’t wait


A) phrase - independent

B) phrase - dependent

C) clause - independent

D) clause - dependent

What is the theme of the Call of the Wild? NO LINKS OR YOU WILL GET REPORTED! ANSWER ASAP!

Select the correct answers.

How should you choose the side you will argue for in a persuasive essay?

a. Only choose a viewpoint that you are familiar with.
b. Choose the viewpoint that is the most popular.
c. Choose the viewpoint that you find easier to defend.
d. Choose a viewpoint that is difficult to defend.
e. Write down arguments for both sides of the issue.

Read Part One of Article B on sea otters.

If you have ever watched sea otters swim and play at your local zoo, you know they are extraordinary animals. But did you know they are under threat of extinction? That means no more sea otters in the wild and fewer in captivity. Sea otters have been on the Endangered Species List for over 45 years, but there are actions humans can take to protect them.

The Fur Trade

In the 1800s, sea otters were hunted for their fur. The fur trade between North America and Europe was booming, and sea otter fur was a popular option because of its thickness. By the mid-20th century, sea otters had been hunted to near extinction. Only 1,000−2,000 sea otters were believed to be living in the wild in 1929. Many people thought the species would soon become extinct. However, due to conservation efforts during the second half of the 20th century, sea otter populations recovered. The strengthening of the numbers of sea otters in the wild is often considered to be one of the greatest successes in marine conservation.

Despite their comeback, sea otters are sadly still an endangered species. This is due to predators and human impact on the sea otter's habitat.

Predators

Sea otters are threatened by other animals in the water and on land. Killer whales are one of the sea otter's main predators now that the seal and sea lion populations are declining. Sharks, sea lions, and eagles also pluck sea otters from the water while bears and coyotes will hunt them on land. Sea otters use their intelligence to outsmart some of their predators. They also use their sharp teeth to protect themselves.


What is the author's point of view on the reason the sea otter population recovered?


Sea otters learned to eat a more varied diet, saving themselves from extinction.

More people started owning sea otters as pets, which increased their number.

Laws were passed to shorten the number of months in sea otter hunting season.

Conservation efforts in the last half of the twentieth century saved sea otters.

describe and analyze the motivations of the colonists in their fight for independence from Britain.

1. What is the theme of this story?

2. How is the theme revealed through Rob’s experience throughout the book? Explain in 2-3 full sentences.

3. What do you think the sunrise at the end of the book means? Explain in 2-3 full sentences.

THE BOOK IS TIGER RISING IF YOU HAVE READ IT, PLEASE HELP ME!

ANSWER ONLY IF YOU READ THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS!!!!!!!

What are the words John Boyne uses to signal this flashback?