More students should be required to vo
puff football game that raises money for Children's Hospital. Last year,
the event raised over $5,000 for the hospital - mainly through ticket
sales and raffles
Argument 2:
More students should be required to volunteer at the annual powder-
puff football game that raises money for Children's Hospital. Research
has shown that students who volunteer have more of a connection to
their community
Which argument is supported by relevant evidence, and how?
A. Argument 1, because the example supports the claim that
students should be required to volunteer at the event
OB. Argument 1, because the example supports the claim that the
event raises a lot of money for the hospital
O c. Argument 2, because the example supports the claim that
students should be required to volunteer at the event
D. Argument 2, because the example supports the claim that the
event raises a lot of money for the hospital

Answer:

B. Argument 1, because the example supports the claim that the event raises a lot of money for the hospital

Explanation:

Argument 1 is in favor of the mandatory participation of students to participate in the charity game that aims to raise money for the Children's Hospital. This argument presents evidence that justifies the reason why this statement was issued. This is because they show that the more students the more money will be raised. This can be seen in the lines "Last year, the event raised over $ 5,000 for the hospital - mainly through ticket sales and raffles."

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Using context clues, what do you think the following idiom means?

"After I hurt my knee playing football, my coach told me it
was time to get back on the saddle."


A. Try again
B. Get rest
C. Horseback ride
D. Take time off

Select each correctly written and punctuated statement from the list below.

a. There are 52 franchisees across the United States. (See Appendix A, Exhibit 1).
b. There are 52 franchisees across the United States (See Appendix A, Exhibit 1).
c. There are 52 franchisees across the United States. (See Appendix A, Exhibit 1.)
d. There are 52 franchisees across the United States (see Appendix A, Exhibit 1).
e. There are 52 franchisees across the United States (see Appendix A, Exhibit 1.)

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read the excerpt based on the excerpt and the rest of the text you read earlier write two or three sentences explaining why it was important for the author to include first person point of view when telling claudette's story

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Which of the following best describes why the Ghost Dance became so popular in the late 1800's?
a. The Ghost Dance was a non violent way for Native Americans to intimidate the U.S forces without provoking any retaliation.
b. The Ghost Dance energized the people suffering on the reservation because it quite literally made them forget their fear and hunger.
c. The Ghost Dance was one of the few traditional dances and spiritual rites that had brought all indigenous people together for centuries.
d. The Ghost Dance was one of the last hopes of many Native Americans living on reservations, and with little other hope many began performing the dance.

1: Read the dialogue below. Underline the simile.
EMPEROR PENGUIN: (flaps wings as if in flight) Well, Parrot, as I can attest, not
being able to fly isn't the end of the world. I must admit, however, that the
rest of its body is rather dull. (peers into clearing) That brown is as dull as dirt.
Incline with literature

Why do writers use puns?
to create humor or levity

to provide source material

to confuse the reader

to impress the reviewers

Which option describes a homophonic pun?
a pun that achieves its humor through the use of how words appear on the page

a pun that uses two words that sound the same but have different meanings

a pun that uses two words that look the same but have different meanings

a pun that uses ideas from two different disciplines, such as science and art

Which option describes a homographic pun?
a pun that uses two words that look the same but have different meanings

a pun that achieves its humor through very detailed description

a pun that is both humorous and serious at the same time

a pun that uses two words that sound the same but have different meanings

What would you do if you are diagnosed with an incurable illness? At least 100 words. Please! I give the brainliest...

Which feature of "The New Colossus" indicates that it is a sonnet? It has a fixed rhyme scheme. It has ten syllables in each line. It has a serious tone. It is about a historical figure.

Sites like Uploadithere.com are _____ way to send large documents.

I forget learning about this, so does anyone know the answer to this?

Which sentence orders adjectives correctly?

a
The old, purple, square, shiny gem shone in the ring.

b
The purple, old, shiny, square gem shone in the ring.

c
The shiny, square, purple, old gem shone in the ring.

d
The square, shiny, old, purple gem shone in the ring.

5) Why won't Nick let himself get
involved with Jordan in chapter 3?

QUOTATIONS: Practice exercises

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Is there a better way of saying, " Like you don’t know who his father is? "

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Observe John Lewis' mugshot at 2:28 in this video. Why might he be smiling in this mugshot?

If you could solve any problem in the world what would it be? Why? How would you solve it? Write an essay at least 26 lines

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What do you think _____________ twenty years from now?

Can you help me with the main idea

"Did you write this one, sir?" he asked. I admitted it. "H'm," he said noncommittally."

From the context here, we may determine that "noncommittally" means

A) oddly
B) quietly
C) with extreme regret
D) without obvious enthusiasm

Please please give me the answer

Which situation from the passage is an example of irony?


The narrator’s mother uses academic words to hide her own ignorance.

The narrator’s mother uses academic words to hide her own ignorance.

The narrator is aware of her mother’s personal faults but still praises her.

The narrator is aware of her mother’s personal faults but still praises her.

The narrator’s mother gains respect by taking advantage of the other dogs.

The narrator’s mother gains respect by taking advantage of the other dogs.

The narrator mentions her mother’s lack of education but learns important lessons from her.

Awswer the following metacognitive question using a maximum of three sentences.​

Which BEST explains how railroad companies manipulated the Homestead Act for their own purposes?
A
They hired fake claimants to purchase land they could resell at high prices.
B
They used the loophole of the size of the required dwelling to build small shacks.
С
They purchased land and then sold supplies to desperate settlers at gouged prices.
D
They were able to buy up big parcels of land without specifying what the land would
be used for.

Which sentence from the text is the BEST example of leaving matters uncertain for the reader regarding
the Homestead Act?
A
A special condition was made for veteran Union soldiers of the Civil War, who could
deduct their time served in the army from the residency requirements.
B
Anyone filing for a claim was required to improve the land by building a home or dwelling
and cultivating the land, usually through farming.
С
Of the 500 million acres parceled out by the General Land Office between 1862 and
1904, only 80 million acres went to actual homesteaders.
D
Because of this and many other hardships, many landowners were unable to fulfill their
five-year contract and were forced to declare bankruptcy, also known as "taking the
cure."