Read this passage from Act 2, Part 5, of The Crucible.
CHEEVER (wide-eyed, trembling): The girl, the Williams girl, Abigail Williams, sir. She sat to dinner in
Reverend Parris's house tonight, and without word nor warnin' she falls to the floor. Like a struck
beast, he says, and screamed a scream that a bull would weep to hear. And he goes to save her,
and, stuck two inches in the flesh of her belly, he draw a needle out. And demandin' of her how she
come to be so stabbed, she (to Proctor now) testify it were your wife's familiar spirit pushed it in.
How does this report impact the reader's understanding of the characters?
Select all that apply.

Answer:

It shows how deliberate Abigail will be in framing Elizabeth.

It shows that Mary Warren is easily manipulated into doing Abigail's deeds.

Explanation:

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This report impact the reader's understanding of the characters are the

The term “character” refers to a role in a drama or play. The main character was always present in the literary work. A person, animal, or figure. The characters are the most important aspect of the play because everything depends on them. A character could be anything, both negative and positive.

The character attributes the writer's impact to the reader's perspective. Abigail would purposefully frame Elizabeth, it was revealed. It shows how easily Mary Warren might be led astray by Abigail's behavior.

As a result, the report impacts the reader's understanding of the characters.

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which is the best use of the transitional phrase as a result the?​

Which word from the passage means “the process of developing from a child to an
adult?”
A. cortex
B. neuroscience
C. cognitive
D. adolescent

Which of the following questions should you ask to make an informed inference about what has happened before? (5 points) Group of answer choices Why do the characters feel the way they feel? What are the characters going to do next? Where did I first hear about these characters? Who is my favorite character so far in this story?

what did the oldest coin tell time ?long answer ​

Find the error with subject-verb agreement. Select the incorrect verb and type it correctly.
Pollution and disease was to blame for the decimation of the Chesapeake Bay oyster population in the 1990s.​

5. What is the following an example of: His words cut deeper than a knife.

A. simile
B. personification
C. metaphor
D. repetition

Yeast is responsible for elasticity and extensibility in bread dough.

True
False

Advise a friend who responds to conflict by using the strategies Avoidance and confrontation is not healthy for sustaining positive relationships​

What are examples of MIRRORS in
the story? (finding yourself in the
story)

This is a list of written works or other sources on a particular subject.

Question 6 of 10
What happened when Mom went with Greg to watch Magick and Monsters?
А
She scolded Leland for teaching her son witchcraft.
B
She decided she wanted to join in the game.
С
She ran to the store to get snacks for everyone.
D
She went home as soon as she saw the skull card.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules

Which sentence correctly uses quotation marks and a comma to show dialogue?
1. "I am ready" Tracy said, "I think I will take a look now."
2. "hear my mother calling, Fran said." "I need to go inside now."
03. "I will come down from the tree," Steven said. "I will climb it again later."
4. I want to go fishing today, Cody said. "We can go to the movie tomorrow."

12 Which line from the poem best expresses the speaker's sense of dread?
F Line 2: and it's midnight,
G Line 7: and needed rest.
H Line 8: When I lie in wait
J Line 15: from so many miles away ...
to emphasize that the

Write a thesis statement on whether or not you should travel during the pandemic?

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I wonder if film directors wake up screaming "Cut! Cut! Cut!!" when they have nightmares.

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Read the passage underlined (3). There may be a mistake in punctuation, capitalization,or spelling.if you find a mistake.choose the answer that corrects the mistake.if there is no mistake,choose correct is
A)correct as is
B) topsoil across millions of acres blown away
C)Topsoil across millions of acres blowed away
D) Topsoil across millions of acres was blowed away

The underlined sentence is:topsoil across millions of acres was blown away

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Mariana wanted to ride her bike without training wheels. She asked her dad to teach her how to ride a bike. Mariana was doing very well. She thought riding on two wheels was easy.
"Daddy, let go! I can do this," Mariana said.
"Are you sure?" Dad asked.
"Yes! I'm fine," she said.
Dad let go and Mariana raced off down the street. She was so excited to be riding her big-kid bike. Suddenly, a cat jumped in front of her bike. Mariana realized she didn't know how to stop! She swerved around the cat and hit the curb with her bike. Mariana fell off the bike and skinned her knees. Dad came rushing over.
"Mariana! Are you okay? Are you hurt?" Dad asked.
"I think I'm okay, Daddy," Mariana said. "But maybe I should learn how to stop before I learn how to go."

Which of the following best summarizes the story?
A.
Mariana asked her dad to teach her how to ride a two-wheeled bike, and he said yes. A cat got in her way, and her dad was scared.
B.
Mariana's dad helped her learn how to ride a two-wheeled bike. Mariana took off down the street but fell down when she could not stop.
C.
Mariana tried to avoid hitting the cat that jumped out in front of her, and she fell down. When she fell, she skinned her knees.
D.
Mariana wanted her dad to let go, but he was not sure she was ready to ride on her own. Mariana said, "Daddy, let go! I can do this."

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Please help me !!!!!! (mean/rude answers get reported 30 ponts) the story is A WHITE HERON By Sarah Orne Jewett

Planning Your Commercial


Title and Author of your novel or short story:




Script


What sound effects could be added for interest?


What images could be added for interest?


Hook


Capture your audience's attention with your words.















Plot Overview


Hint at the significance of the text









Author's Skill


Comment on something that the author does well







Significance


Hint at the significance of the text







Need


What will your audience get out of reading the novel or short story you are advertising?







Call to Action


What should the audience do as a result of seeing your commercial?

Which of these is an effect of continental plates meeting?
a. oceans pour in
b. mountains form
c. plants and animals become isolated
d. people move to different continents

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Which virtue should he teach his daughter to ease cultural assimilation

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Now it is time to independently read and reread the passage from Under the Mesquite C. Use
a different reading speed each time you read it, and take notes on what you learn from the
passage at different reading speeds. For example, speed up to skim the text for key words.
Slow down to learn new information. Use the table to record your thoughts.

Very fast: Quickly
skim the text.

Fast: Read quickly,
looking for overall text
structures and theme.

Moderate: Read the
passage at your
normal reading speed.

Slow: Read slowly for
detail and new
information.

Read aloud: Try
reading the passage
aloud or have
someone else read it
to you.

The passage is down below.

señorita

Mami said life would change

after I turned fifteen,

when I became a señorita.

But señorita means different things

to different people.


For my friends Mireya and Sarita,

who turned fifteen last summer,

señorita means wearing lipstick,

which when I put it on

is sticky and messy,

like strawberry jam on my lips.


For Mami, señorita means

making me try on high-heeled shoes

two inches high

and meant to break my neck.


For Mami’s sisters, my tías

Maritza and Belén, who live in Mexico,

señorita means measuring me,

turning me this way and that

as they fit me for the floral dresses

they cheerfully stitch together

on their sewing machines.

For the aunts, señorita also means

insisting I wear pantyhose,

the cruel invention that makes

my thick, trunk-like thighs

into bulging sausages.


When my tías are done dressing me up

like a big Mexican Barbie doll,

I look at myself in the mirror.

Mami stands behind me

as I pull at the starched

flowered fabric and argue

with Mami’s reflection.


“Why do I have to wear this stuff?

This is your style, not mine!

I like jeans and tennis shoes.

Why can’t I just dress

like a normal teenager?

En los Estados Unidos, girls

don’t dress up like muñecas.”


“Señoritas don’t talk back

to their mothers,” Mami warns.

When my aunts aren’t looking,

she gives me a tiny pinch,

like a bee sting on the inside

of my upper arm. “Señoritas know

when to be quiet and let their

elders make the decisions.”


For my father, señorita means

he has to be a guard dog

when boys are around.

According to my parents,

I won’t be allowed to date

until I graduate from high school.


That’s fine with me.

I have better things to do than think about boys—

like prepare for my future.

I want to be the first one in our family

to earn a college degree.


For my sisters, señorita means

having someone to worship:

it is the wonder of

seeing their oldest sister

looking like Cinderella

on her way to the ball.


But for me, señorita means

melancolía: settling into sadness.

It is the end of wild laughter.

The end of chewing bubble gum

and giggling over nothing

with my friends at the movies, our feet up

on the backs of the theater seats.


Señorita is very boring

when we go to a fancy restaurant

decorated with Christmas lights

for the upcoming Posadas.

We sit properly, Papi, Mami,

and I, quietly celebrating

my fifteenth birthday

with due etiquette because

I’m trying my best

to be a good daughter and accept

the clipping of my wings,

the taming of my heart.


Being a señorita

is not as much fun

as I’d expected it to be.

It means composure and dignity.


Señorita is a niña,

the girl I used to be,

who has lost her voice.

POSSIBLE POINTS 10
Read each sentence, and look at the perfect tense verb in boldface. Enter the helping verb(s) and the main verb that form the perfect tense.
The water had become cold before I finished my shower

I have never forgotten my mothers advice write correctly​

Which rectangular prism has a volume equal to the expression 6 * 3 * 4?

! What a nice shirt. which interjection will be
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English question ill give you brainiest if you do correct and quick!!!

State and Local Governments collect taxes to pay for all of the following, except…


A.Public Education and Libraries

B.Police, Fire and Public Health Services

C.Private Schools

D.State Parks and Sports Stadiums


E.Unemployment and disabled people


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What is a "Kiva"?
a. a container for ceremonial oils

b. a Hopi building

C.
a special dance

d. the point where people first emerge from
darkness to light

Please select the best answer from the choices provided:
A
B
С
D