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Use the excerpt from the story "True Reign" to answer the question.


Liana’s hands had been in the hot dishwater for so long, her fingertips were puckered. Blowing a strand of damp hair from her face, she wiped crusted food off a platter and handed it to Winnie, who struggled to keep up with the drying. Poor Winnie. At 14, she was just one year younger than Liana, but she was so skinny, she looked only 10. Sometimes, Liana snuck her food from her own plate, but they all got so little, there wasn’t much to share. Now, Cook clanged two pots into the basin, splashing Liana’s apron, which was already soaked.

“Winnie!” Cook yelled, one large hand holding a bowl of whipped cream. “Get yourself out to the dining room and help clear the dinner dishes!”

Liana watched Winnie go, wishing Cook had sent her, instead. The Prince was in the dining room this very minute. But Liana had a plan to set eyes on him one way or the other. She schemed as she scrubbed and scoured and sweated.

Suddenly, a girl’s scream came from the dining room. Then the double doors banged open and Mrs. Thorpe entered, dragging a girl by the shoulder. It was Winnie. All the color had drained from her face, and she could barely walk.

“You’re worthless!” Mrs. Thorpe shouted at her. “Can’t even bus dishes without getting in your own way.” She gave Winnie a little shove, letting go of her shoulder. Winnie crumpled to the floor—but Liana, who was coming toward the commotion, caught her.

Gently, Liana lowered her to the floor. “You’re burned! She’s burned,” Liana said to the innkeeper, examining Winnie’s arm, where a large red welt was already starting to blister. “How did this happen?”

“Girl didn’t have the good sense to step out of the way of a hot pan,” said Mrs. Thorpe. The innkeeper shifted her glare to Liana. “And you’ll find out soon enough what happens to girls who take that tone with me. Don’t you have a job to do?”

In Liana’s arms, Winnie was whining softly. “It’s all right, Winnie,” Liana whispered.

Now, the innkeeper leaned down to grab Liana’s arm. “I said—”

“Excuse me?” A young man was standing at the doors, which were still propped open. The innkeeper straightened, drawing in a breath as she realized the kitchen was in full view. “My sergeant has a salve that should ease the girl’s burn.”

“Thank you,” said Liana. The man was tall, with dark hair that curled to his shoulders and piercing green eyes. His trousers and tunic were simply styled, but well-made of rich, purple cloth. The buckles on his tall brown boots were forged in real silver.

“Thank you, my Lord,” said Cook, bending down to sweep Winnie into her arms. Bowing her head, she gave a brief curtsy. “This kitchen’s got no shortage of salve.” Cook turned to whisper in Winnie’s ear. “Cook will take care of you now, lovey.”

As Cook trudged from the kitchen, Liana stood, noticing for the first time that everything around her had stopped. The kitchen girls, the busboys, even the innkeeper stood, turned toward the man in the doorway, their heads bowed.

“Liana!” hissed one of the girls.

Liana looked around, then back at the man, who was staring at her, a half-smile on his lips. An amused look sparkled in his eyes. And then it dawned on her. She had laid eyes on the Prince, after all. Horrified, she bowed her head, giving herself a view of her soaked apron and general disorderly appearance. Keeping her head lowered, she snuck a look up at the Prince through her bedraggled hair.

He was still looking at her—and then he spoke to her. “What’s your name?”

Write a 3–5 sentence analysis explaining the story structure, whether the action moves the plot forward, and how the characters are developed.(4 points)

The story "True Reign" follows a linear plot structure where events unfold in a chronological sequence. The action in the excerpt moves the plot forward by introducing the characters, establishing their circumstances, and setting up conflicts.

The characters are developed through their actions and interactions, revealing their roles and relationships within the story. Liana is depicted as compassionate and resourceful, willing to share her food with Winnie and take care of her when she gets injured.

Mrs. Thorpe is portrayed as harsh and cruel, while the Prince is introduced as a mysterious and potentially significant character.

The dialogue and descriptions provide insights into the characters' personalities and motivations, setting the stage for further development and potential conflicts in the narrative.

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The Ransom of Red Chief

Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in person
A. If one follows the directions carefully, you should be able to find the location without getting lost.

B. When I asked my best friend for twenty dollars, he gave it to me without hesitation.

C. The film maker made a documentary about butterflies and hoped it would receive good reviews.

D. For the first time, our school's baseball team won all of its games this season.

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Subconscious Means of or concerning the part of the mind of which one is not fully aware but which influences one's actions and feelings Like a dream. What is something that you do or did in your subconscious, that you would not normally do in your conscious mind?

examine figure 1 below. For each numbered location, identify which part of photosynthesis it represents, then describes how each part enters or exits the plant

please answer
question below

Near the end of "Better Wait Till Martin Comes," when all the cats repeat the phrase, "Better wait till Martin comes,” it creates a feeling of

A. dread.
B. boredom.
C. impatience.
D. sorrow.

What does the phrase "in spite of" refer to?

Question 1 options:

the beauty of nature


the ability to remain positive


the effects of war


the human spirit

Question 2 (1 point)
What does the author want to praise?

Question 2 options:

the beauty and wonder of nature


the courage of plants


the despair of war


the end of war

Question 3 (1 point)
What does the speaker mean by "a glory liveth through despair"?

Question 3 options:

that war helps people achieve glory


that life goes on even when bad things happen


that people become more glorious through hardship


that despair can make people stronger

Question 4 (1 point)
What happens when "morning's altar whitely burns"?

Question 4 options:

The sun rises.


The sun shines brightly.


Flowers begin to grow.


The speaker wakes up.

Question 5 (1 point)
What does the whispering breath tell the speaker to do?

Question 5 options:

end the war and hate


see that life is full of great joy


rejoice


have courage

Read the passage.

Robots Are Cool, but AI is the Future

Many people don’t realize that there is a difference between robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). While robots do use AI, the two fields are entirely separate. Robotics is concerned with the building of machines. These machines connect with the real world by using sensors, and they can be programmed to perform tasks. Additionally, robots usually operate independently or semi-independently. AI involves computer algorithms that can learn, perceive, problem-solve, understand human language, and use logic and/or reasoning.

To clarify, a robot can be a human-operated machine arm that is used to weld car parts. AI can, without using the Internet, debate a human opponent on complex topics. Robots carry out instructions. AI mimics human intelligence.

Robots are more a part of our everyday life than ever. They vacuum houses, build cars, perform operations, monitor homes, and assemble furniture. AI is a relatively new invention, but it will soon be a regular part of our lives. So, how will we use it?

We already do!

Virtual “helpers” on our mobile and home devices are one way in which AI has infiltrated daily life. They can operate electronics via voice command. We can ask them to turn lights and faucets on and off, lock and unlock doors, and order food, clothes, and other retail items. Or, we can have them operate smart devices so that they can open and run applications, translate foreign languages, and check email. In addition, we can use artificial intelligence to conduct a search or schedule appointments online, or to use devices to set an alarm or find directions.

Audiobooks: A Case Study

As these applications master the human language, AI will branch out into a variety of human endeavors, including the entertainment industry. Audiobooks (fiction and nonfiction narrated by authors and voiceover actors) are one of the largest-growing markets of the last three years. Once an afterthought of the publishing industry, audiobooks have become an increasingly profitable source of revenue for publishing companies. In 2018, about $940 million in audiobooks were sold—24.5 percent more than the previous year.
However, the process of creating audiobooks is laborious, tedious, and expensive. It can take a narrator several hours to read a single chapter of a book, depending upon its length. Multiply that by the number of chapters in a book, and it could take days to finish recording. Finally, the recorded audio must be edited, processed, mixed, and mastered. In the end, an audiobook can take over a month to produce. On top of that, publishers must pay everybody involved. It could cost thousands of dollars to create a final product.

AI, however, is revolutionizing the process. Every day, AI algorithms learn how to speak like real human beings. They learn new words, languages, dialects, and accents. They can mimic natural breaths and pauses. Currently, AI can duplicate English spoken by a woman from India or a man from London. All anybody would need to do to produce an audiobook is feed the text into a computer. Instead of a week to create a final product, the “performance” could take an hour or two. The editing step would be unnecessary, so the audio could go straight to mixing and processing. With AI, the whole project could be completed in a fraction of the time it would take with humans—at a fraction of the cost.
Increasing the Quality of Human Life
Reading all those books will naturally make AI smarter, and when it does, it could relieve humans from tedious chores. Cooking, cleaning, driving, shopping, teaching, and even farming could be managed by AI. Humanity could enter a time of unprecedented peace.
This will allow people the freedom to do whatever they want. Did you always want to be a mountain climber, become a novelist, explore the galaxy, study languages, or learn how to make pottery? AI could not only allow it to happen but could also be a significant factor in successfully achieving those goals. Mountain climbers could use AI to choose the best routes, novelists could use AI to help develop plots, and students could use AI to increase comprehension and fine-tune skills. And those galaxy jumpers? Of course, AI would accompany them on their trips to the stars.
There are many predictions as to when AI will become powerful enough to really take off and outperform humans in a variety of capacities. Some believe it will happen soon; others think it will take much longer. Right now, AI continues to impact human beings in a variety of positive ways, from technological innovation to economics to creativity. The prospects for the future are exciting!

Please give me one random rap verse that makes sense, continue it, I will start it off.

Make ah hater pull they hat down…


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Read the passage from "Names/Nombres" by Julia Alvarez.

By the time I was in high school, I was a popular kid, and it showed in my name. Friends called me Jules or Hey Jude, and once a group of troublemaking friends my mother forbade me to hang out with called me Alcatraz. I was Hoo-lee-tah only to Mami and Papi and uncles and aunts who came over to eat sancocho on Sunday afternoons – old world folk whom I would just as soon go back to where they came from and leave me to pursue whatever mischief I wanted to in America. JUDY ALCATRAZ, the name on the "Wanted" poster would read. Who would ever trace her to me?

I NEED THIS FAST!!! Which main idea is conveyed in this passage?

Julia’s nicknames help her fit into her new culture.
Julia is determined to hold on to her Dominican identity.
Julia is happier when she is with her family.
Julia’s Dominican name makes it difficult to fit in.

examine figure 1 below. For each numbered location, identify which part of photosynthesis it represents, then discribe how each part enters or exits the plant

Which citation is correctly formatted for use on a Works Cited page that follows MLA guidelines?


Penguin Books: Team of Rivals: the Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln. Doris Kearns Goodwin, 2013.

Goodwin, Doris Kearns. Team of Rivals: the Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln. Penguin Books, 2013.

Team of Rivals: the Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Goodwin, Doris Kearns. Penguin Books, 2013.

Doris Kearns Goodwin. Penguin Books, 2013: Team of Rivals: the Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln.

What do you do to an irregular verb to put it in the past tense?
A
Make it possessive.

B
Change the spelling.

C
Change the quantity.

D
Change the meaning.

What is the best objective summary of the passage "Oblomov" by Ivan Goncharov?
A.
Although Oblomov has nothing to do, he decides that pursuing a project is not worthwhile. He continues being a loafer.
B.
A man with nothing to do tries to come up with something to do in his life. He is unused to effort and does not succeed.
C.
A man named Oblomov provides a picture of an idle and lazy gentleman. His soul seems vacant.
D.
A young man spends most of his days doing nothing. He does not exercise his mind or his body.

how to tell if a poem is a descriptive poem

How many years does a welder do in college?

What’s unusual about Percy’s school attendance? Use details from the text in your response.
(Percy Jackson)

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quickly

Robert Frost’s poem “The Road Not Taken” develops the theme that making decisions is difficult. Which stanza from the poem helps to develop this theme?


A. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,

And sorry I could not travel both

And be one traveler, long I stood

And looked down one as far as I could

To where it bent in the undergrowth;


B. Then took the other, as just as fair,

And having perhaps the better claim,

Because it was grassy and wanted wear;

Though as for that the passing there

Had worn them really about the same,


C. And both that morning equally lay

In leaves no step had trodden black.

Oh, I kept the first for another day!

Yet knowing how way leads on to way,

I doubted if I should ever come back.


D. I shall be telling this with a sigh

Somewhere ages and ages hence:

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—

I took the one less traveled by,

And that has made all the difference.

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George Washington had been impatient since his departure from Philadelphia in early September. When he left the stricken city, he had put Secretary of War Henry Knox in charge of the government, giving the former general clear instructions to report to him weekly concerning the spread of yellow fever.


—An American Plague,

Jim Murphy


What two benefits does the fictional account of events provide that the nonfiction does not?


characters readers can connect with

George Washington’s feelings about the event

details of what it was like to experience the event

Mr. Carris’s thoughts on Secretary of War Henry Knox

a biography of George Washington

Item 4
Read the paragraph.

Jacobi was having a hard time coming up with the final verse of a song he was writing. His older brother, Anton, was coming home after two years away serving in the military. Jacobi wanted to welcome him home with a song. He called his little sister over and asked her what she missed most about Anton. The two started sharing funny stories and, in no time, Jacobi knew how he would finish his song. As it turned out, two heads were better than one.

What is the meaning of the adage in the paragraph?

When facing a challenge, one can either give up, or one can stay with it to have a chance at success.

The longer someone is away, the more that person is missed.

There are no bonds stronger than the bonds of family.

Some tasks may be accomplished more easily by two people working together than by one working alone.

Can you use Chicano english and Chicano/mexican slang if you arent chicano?
answer pls

Now skim the short story "A Horseman in the Sky," and look for unfamiliar words. Note 10 of these words and look up their meanings. Write the words and their meanings in the box.

1. What is the main idea of these two sentences?

Many flowers are what we call annuals, their entire life cycle — from seed to death — takes just one year. They might leave behind sleeping seeds that could sprout again in the future, but the flowers, roots, stems and leaves all fade away as soon as the season is done.

WRONG: Scientists think annuals are the first type of plant that existed.

Annuals only live for one year and will not return.

Plants have flowers, root systems, stems, and leaves.

WRONG: The life cycle of a plant is seed to death




2. When are sentence fragments used in stage directions?

when the play is written for a very young audience

when they appear between a character’s name and the character’s line

WRONG: when the cast of characters includes just two characters

when the action is more physical than mental

Which digital text feature shows a moving illustration?

Animation
Interactive elements
Sound
Video

Which of these sentences is an adage?

Birds start feeding early each morning.

Morgan hoped to arrive first.

The early bird gets the worm.

Wherever you go, go early.

Complete sentence with the correct words

When writing a descriptive essay, what writing practices should be used?

O Include quotes

O Include dialog

O Include sensory words

O Both A and B​