The 15th century to the 18th century was an age of exploration. Many people in Europe were searching for a better life with greater opportunities. The desire for a better life led many to journey across the ocean to find new land to settle. Many European explorers landed in what they called the New World, which would later be called North America. These explorations were filled with challenges.

The first challenge faced by many explorers was money. They needed financial backing to fund the ships, cargo, and crew required to make such a long journey. The solution was royalty, and explorers would approach kings and queens to convince them to invest in their voyages. If the king and queen agreed, then the explorer would have the money needed to fund an expedition. In return, any lands discovered during the voyage were claimed by that country.

The next step was to obtain a seaworthy ship. Many ships were built during the age of exploration, but not all could handle a trip across the Atlantic Ocean. New ships designs were created to suit long voyages. One such type was called a caravel, which was a small ship created for exploration in the 1400s. This type of ship was equipped with cargo space for voyages up to a year long. Caravels were also considered seaworthy because they could travel about 90–100 miles in a day.

Once aboard, the explorers set sail and used maps to navigate through known territory. The maps were not useful once sailors were out of sight of land or in unknown territory. How would they navigate over the vast Atlantic Ocean without any land markers to guide them? This problem led to the invention of navigation equipment. Compasses have a magnetized metal needle that always points north. Sailors use them as a point of reference to tell if their ship is in the right position to move forward. In order to find their location, sailors used astrolabes, sextants, cross staffs, or quadrants to find latitude. With these tools, explorers were able to sail on to discover new lands.

The final–and perhaps most difficult–challenge for many explorers was survival, as voyages could be long and tense. Maintaining supplies and finding land were important to prevent mutinies from occurring. Unfortunately, bringing supplies that would last the entire voyage led to another problem: scurvy. Many sailors died from the disease, as they ate preserved food at sea. To survive, sailors needed to obtain and eat fresh vegetables and fruits.

When sailors and explorers arrived on land, they had already overcome many obstacles. While more challenges awaited them, explorers were able to disembark and realize that had reached the New World.

Which sentence from the text helps the reader identify its structure?

a. In return, any lands discovered during the voyage were claimed by that country.
Selected:b. The 15th century to the 18th century was an age of exploration.This answer is incorrect.
c. This problem led to the invention of navigation equipment.
d. This type of ship was equipped with cargo space for voyages up to a year long.

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told from the point of view of Ben Benally, Abel's roommate in the apartment in Los Angeles. It is the day after Abel—badly beaten by unknown assailants and left in a ditch on the beach—has left Los Angeles to return to Walatowa. Ben remembers going up on a hill in the city with many Indians the night before. The group, which included Tosamah and Cristobal Cruz, started playing songs and dancing while Abel and Ben went off by themselves. Abel and Ben made a pact to meet sometime in the future, just the two of them and two horses among the hills, and to sing the song called "House Made of Dawn."

Ben gradually reveals the events of the prior weeks. We learn that Abel had been drinking far too much and finally quit working at the factory to spend all his time at bars. One evening, over a poker game at Tosamah's, Abel became so enraged with Tosamah that he tried to hit him. Abel was too drunk, however, and merely stumbled, provoking laughs from the others in the room.

From that point on, Abel descended further into drunkenness and poverty until he had a fight with Ben and left the apartment. Abel and Ben had been mugged by a corrupt local cop earlier that week, and Ben implies that Abel was perhaps intending some sort of revenge when he left the apartment. Regardless of whether or not Ben's guess is correct, Abel returns to the apartment three days later, crashing to the floor of the stairwell, badly beaten and seemingly close to death

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on childrens day 2020 we will remember children who lost their lives, children who are being abused at this very moment, homeless children, children who have lost parents and every other child in the world. today is a day to remind older people non children to help keep kids safe across the globe. without children this world may have never known what happiness truly is because we depend on little laughs and cheeky smiles from those adorable bundles of love. to all the children out there, we appriciate you and we care.

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thor love of thunder and storm

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the author of the Counterpoint text, “Hollywood Filmmakers Should Not Be Villainized for Movie Violence,” responds to the first author's viewpoint by saying 'It is not right to restrict their abilities to tell stories through film." because they are just making a movie and they need to understand that.

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Atomic orbitals describe where an electron is likely to be found in an atom.

Every atomic orbital is associated with three quantum numbers, n, l, and ml, which describe the energy, angular momentum of the orbital's electron(s), and orientation of the orbital.

The "sub shells" are the orientations and shapes for orbitals. Essentially, they are a subdivision of electron shells, separated by electron orbitals.

Same [tex]n[/tex] and [tex]l[/tex] → same sub-shell

Same [tex]n[/tex], [tex]l[/tex], and [tex]ml[/tex] → same orbital

All electrons that share the same orbital shape within the same shell/energy level, are in the same sub-shell. When electrons share the same energy level, shape, and orientation, they are in the same orbital.

This is a very brief recap of subshells and orbitals.

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Athletes can get muscle cramp when they don't stretch before exercising.

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I took the k12 test and this is the only one I got wrong because of this dude above/below me.

More than anything else in the world, Tom Turkey wanted to learn to drive. “Driving is cool,” he’d say. “Gobble, gobble, gobble.” But nobody believed a turkey could drive. Then one day, Farmer Sue left her old truck in the driveway with the engine running. Tom Turkey jumped into the truck and didnt really know what to do. he just sat there for a few minutes before he just started to press things. the radio came on full blast and it scared him right out of the truck. farmer sue came back out to the truck to find it rolling backward, she freaked out and didn´t know what to do. she chased and chased after the truck, until it was stopped by a tree. she looked around to see that only the turkey was outside, her husband was far away on the feild working and she was sure that she had put the truck in park. her back bumper was cracked and she was mad. she just went about her day after that and Tom turkey never tried to drive again.

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To be sorry

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Ha asked Miss Washington does she hate her because she might have tough on her and maybe yelling alot at her.

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According to my calculations she asked because she thinks that Miss Washington hates her.

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however you decide to live to your life, make sure it is in a good way and not harmful/hurtful towards others. everyone is different and has a different approach to how they live, so he is basically saying to always be on the good side of humanity, rather than inflicting harm on others.

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This qoute means no matter what you do you should always do your best to do your job well as well being a good person while doing so

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Answer: D , notable or amazing

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Talk about past experience, if you don't have any, then talk about how you keep commitments and are persistent. Also talk about what you could offer

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Answer: Kay this is something I’m good at... “ Well, you should hire me because I am exactly what you need in here not only to give this place more life but to uplift it into a place of work ,that nobody goes home without a fight, you should hire me because I am what people call the bold one I am here to do one job not make best friend but associates not to meet lovers but to keep my affection for when we are not at work. You should hire me because I am what you want and what you need in this place of work.

Explanation: I may have went a little overboard but take what you take out of this.

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answer is A

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The answer is Lowell uses concrete language. Lowell focuses on the image of birds and changing seasons. Longfellow uses both concrete and abstract language. Longfellow uses many images. Longfellow's speaker addresses "us," creating an abstract, preachy tone. Lowell uses "I,"creating a personal tone.

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it need a period at the end, but other than that it is a complete sentence, it isnt run-on.

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I have.

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It's really good

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if you are asking who write it then it's  Lois Lowry

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A character sketch, as the name suggests, is a type of draft or summary of a character. Sketches are often used by authors during the pre-writing phase, as a means to build their characters. They usually concern physical appearance, personality, actions, and feelings, among other possibilities.  In this case, we are analyzing a character that belongs to an existing story. Since the story you chose is "Rules of the Game", we will be sketching the narrator/main character, Waverly.

Character sketch:

Waverly is a young girl of Chinese descent. She is a quick learner, picking up life lessons as well as learning to play chess with an ease that is quite surprising for her age. Waverly also seems to have a questioning nature, especially when it comes to certain demands from her mother. Even though she can be considered a genius, Waverly is still just a girl who has  to mature and learn enough to become as strong and resilient as her mother.

Now, let’s provide evidence to the sentences above:

1. Waverly is a young girl of Chinese descent. She is a quick learner, picking up life lessons as well as learning to play chess with an ease that is quite surprising for her age. - "Bite back your tongue," scolded my mother when I cried loudly, yanking her hand toward the store that sold bags of salted plums. At home, she said, "Wise guy, he not go against wind. In Chinese we say, Come from South, blow with wind-poom!-North will follow. Strongest wind cannot be seen." The next week I bit back my tongue as we entered the store with the forbidden candies.

I studied each chess piece, trying to absorb the power each contained. I learned about opening moves and why it's important to control the center early on; the shortest distance between two points is straight down the middle. I learned about the middle game and why tactics between two adversaries are like clashing ideas; the one who plays better has the clearest plans for both attacking and getting out of traps.

2. Waverly also seems to have a questioning nature, especially when it comes to certain demands from her mother. - One day, as she struggled to weave a hard-toothed comb through my disobedient hair, I had a sly thought. I asked her, "Ma, what is Chinese torture?" My mother shook her head.

3. Even though she can be considered to be a genius, Waverly is still just a girl who has  to mature and learn enough to become as strong and resilient as her mother. - "What you say?" I knew it was a mistake to say anything more, but I heard my voice speaking, "Why do you have to use me to show off? If you want to show off, then why don't you learn to play chess?" My mother's eyes turned into dangerous black slits. She had no words for me, just sharp silence.

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21 is the only truly "essential" sentence in these three, the other two are just bonus description whereas 21 actually provides information the reader might need to understand the story.

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Manufacture means to make a lot of something using machines

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Answer:Pessimistic

Explanation: you can tell by the way they are phrasing things it’s in a very negative tone which makes it pessimistic!

Hello. This question is incomplete. The full question is:

Read the stanza from "Twelfth Song of Thunder."

The voice that beautifies the land!

The voice above,

The voice of the thunder

Within the dark cloud

Again and again it sounds,

The voice that beautifies the land.

Which message does the repetition in the stanza make clear?

The sound of thunder up above, crashing repeatedly, makes the natural landscape beautiful.

The crashing of the thunder as it rolls over the land is everywhere and makes the people nervous.

The thundering sounds of the storm are everywhere and can make nature a dangerous place.

Some thunder is coming over the landscape, but it appears that it will only be temporary.

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The sound of thunder up above, crashing repeatedly, makes the natural landscape beautiful.

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Repetition is a figure of speech that allows the repetition of the same word, or the same syllable in a text. This figure of speech is used to emphasize a term, highlighting its importance for the message conveyed by the text.

In the case of the poem shown above, repetition is used with the word "voice", which is repeated several times to highlight the sound of thunder that embellishes the natural landscape.

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The person above me is correct on edge 2021

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The father represents an inspiration, a model to be followed in the narrator's life.

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In "The Third Bank of the River," the narrator shows how his father's role in being a provider and a mentor impacts his life. The narrator has his father as an inspiration, a role model, but his view of the father is questioned, by himself, when the father decides to leave the family and travel alone. This makes the narrator reflect on the reasons that led the father to abandon everything he was responsible for. In this case, the narrator, in addition to questioning the father's role in his own life, questions whether he is doomed to do the same things.

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ITS OK...ILY...

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Sequence

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Odysseus: Odysseus, also known by the Latin variant Ulysses, is a legendary Greek king of Ithaca and the hero of Homer's epic poem the Odyssey. Odysseus also plays a key role in Homer's Iliad and other works in that same epic cycle.

Telemachus: Telemachus is a figure in Greek mythology, the son of Odysseus and Penelope, and a central character in Homer's Odyssey.

Cyclops: Polyphemus is the one-eyed giant son of Poseidon and Thoosa in Greek mythology, one of the Cyclopes described in Homer's Odyssey. His name means "abounding in songs and legends". Polyphemus first appeared as a savage man-eating giant in the ninth book of the Odyssey.

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Don't Copy & Paste my work add some Originally to your work.

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i have no idea (;

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Emily Dickinson capitalized certain words to highlight and intensify the meaning. The capitalization is used to set apart the words so she can present them in a symbolic way. Some critics say that Dickinson wrote her poetry to celebrate the exact and perfection of a word.

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