Think of a time you felt inspired by a story you heard. Did it make you want to get up and take action? Describe what inspired you and how it made you feel.

Answer:

I´ve always felt inspired by Malala Yousafzai´s story. Malala is a Pakistani human rights advocacy and international activist for female education and was the youngest person to get a Nobel Prize.

Explanation:

What inspired me the most was how even after being severely injured for going against the local Taliban forces that had forbidden girls from attending school, Malala decided to use the public platform that such a tragic event gave her to further her fight for the rights of women to have an education. It definitely made me feel that taking action was not only necessary but also something we owe to all those people out there, in situations much more difficult than ours, that despite their hardships still go out and fight for what´s right.

do you you think everyone in your life changes you?

Which sentence uses a semicolon correctly?
Select one:

She decided to buy the Audi R8; instead of the Lamborghini because the insurance was cheaper.

She decided to buy the Audi R8 instead of the Lamborghini; the insurance was cheaper.

She decided to buy the Audi R8 instead of the Lamborghini; because the insurance was cheaper.

She decided to buy; the Audi R8 instead of the Lamborghini the insurance was cheaper.

the cat (sat) by the window. The word in the bracket is;
a .noun
b .verb
c .adjective

What ideas were the Soviet Union founded on, and how were those ideas implemented?

Which of the following best explains the relationship between compliance ,identification ,and internalization

Read the excerpt from The Great Gatsby. Twenty miles from the city a pair of enormous eggs, identical in contour and separated only by a courtesy bay, jut out into the most domesticated body of salt water in the Western hemisphere, the great wet barnyard of Long Island Sound. They were not perfect ovals—like the egg in the Columbus story, they are both crushed flat at the contact end—but their physical resemblance must be a source of perpetual confusion to the gulls that fly overhead. To the wingless a more arresting phenomenon is their dissimilarity in every particular except shape and size. I lived at West Egg, the—well, the less fashionable of the two, though this is a most superficial tag to express the bizarre and not a little sinister contrast between them. The use of words such as “fashionable,” “superficial,” “bizarre,” and “sinister” provide a truthful and vivid description of the West Egg and East Egg. a sense of artificiality in the world the narrator finds himself in. an idea of mischief that surrounds the narrator and his friends. a meaningful portrayal of life on the Long Island Sound in the 1920s.

Read the excerpt.
In this excerpt the narrator has just rented a home in an isolated area. He has been stranded by a sudden snowstorm at Wuthering Heights, the
home of his landlord, Heathcliff. Heathcliff's housekeeper is showing the narrator to the room where he will sleep.
from Wuthering Heights
While leading the way upstairs, she recommended that I should hide the candle, and not make a noise; for her master had an odd notion
about the chamber she would put me in, and never let anybody lodge there willingly. I asked the reason. She did not know, she answered: she had
only lived there a year or two; and they had so many queer goings on, she could not begin to be curious....
The ledge, where I placed my candle, had a few mildewed books piled up in one corner, and it was covered with writing scratched on the
paint. This writing, however, was nothing but a name repeated in all kinds of characters, large and small-Catherine Earnshaw, here and there
Which statement best explains how setting contributes to plot development in this passage?
O 1: The dim bedroom provides a place where the narrator can escape from his troubles.
O 2. The burnt book implies that Catherine and Heathcliff pose a great danger to the narrator.
O 3. The forbidden chamber forces the housekeeper and Heathcliff to keep secrets from the narrator.
04. The eerie writing on the ledge suggests a mysterious connection between Catherine and Heathcliff.

"Douglass supported many reforms including temperance and women's rights. He was one of the few men to attend the first women's rights convention, held in Seneca Falls, New York, and he was the only man to vote for a resolution demanding the vote for women. His main cause, however, was the struggle against slavery and racial discrimination. In the 1840s and 1850s, he not only lectured tirelessly against slavery, he also raised funds to help fugitive slaves reach safety in Canada. During the Civil War, he lobbied President Lincoln to make slave emancipation a war aim and to organize black regiments. Declaring that "liberty won by white men would lack half its lustre," he personally recruited some 2,000 African American troops for the Union Army. Among the recruits were two of his sons, who took part in the bloody Union assault on Fort Wagner in South Carolina in July 1863, which resulted in more than 1,500 Northern casualties-but which proved black troops' heroism in battle.” (10)

What pattern of organization is used in this text?
answers:
Chronological order

Cause and effect

Compare and contrast

Evidence and illustration

Reading To Do, i- Ready
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Which word is an ANTONYM for the word sullen?
My mother always thought it was strange that some music makes me sullen.
alert
comfortable
relaxed
cheerful

which is one of the three Animals that block's Dante's path when he first wakes up in the forest?

which author is not a contemporary of Thorton Wilder

At an Elizabethan playhouse, who were the groundlings?
o those people who sat in the galleries
o those people who stood in the open yard
O those people who prepared the actors backstage
o those people who sat on the stage

Fill in the blank
Finance_ _r

Amber is scared of cats. One day when she was walking down the road a cat jumped on her and scratched her. She had to go to the hospital because the scratches were so bad.

The other day you were walking home with Amber and a cat came up to you guys. Amber was so scared and couldn't move. You now notice that Amber has stopped going to school and will not come and play with you.

What advice could you give her?

Read this excerpt from "Collision Course.” Now I felt like a friendless alien in this wide-open suburb. The openness of it just made me feel small and more alone. In our apartment in the Richmond District, there were always people walking around, and the neighborhood was always humming with fruit sellers, taquerias, and restaurants, especially Chinese restaurants and my favorite, dim sum bakeries. And you could rely on the street noise and interesting smells. The Geary and Clement bus lines ran late into the night and started up again early in the morning. Something was always happening. Our neighborhood was alive. It was my dream childhood.

In this excerpt, the author uses descriptive language mainly to

appeal to the reader’s sense of taste.
explain many of the things he misses.
share his favorite places in Richmond.
appeal to the reader’s sense of smell.

What type of where relationship does this analogy show?

TUNNEL:CAVE::NOTE:SONG


CAUSE/EFFECT
SYNONYM
ITEM/CATEGORY
PART/WHOLE

What are two literary devices authors can use in short stories?

And that is something else at the center of the American Dream which is one of the distinguishing points, one of the things that distinguishes it from other forms of government, particularly totalitarian systems. It says that each individual has certain basic rights that are neither derived from nor conferred by the state. They are gifts from the hands of the Almighty God. Very seldom if ever in the history of the world has a socio-political document expressed in such profound eloquent and unequivocal language the dignity and the worth of human personality.

—"The American Dream,"
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., 1964

Which idea from this passage appeals to ethos?

the idea that his dream is different than democracy
the statement that each individual has certain basic rights
the language of the declaration is carefully chosen and eloquent
the suggestion that every American deserves to be remembered

What role does film criticism play in your movie-watching life?

06.06 make your argument

most ethiopians eats injera daily​

46 points!!

1) What does “these" refer to? Choose the words that complete the sentence.

Recently, to address this problem, researchers have been setting up recorders in rainforests to capture the calls of the animals. Listening to these is like putting a stethoscope to a person's heart, though scientists don't hear just one animal at
a time. When they listen, they hear dozens of creatures
simultaneously lending their voices to the larger orchestra of rainforest sounds.
Listening to is like putting a stethoscope to a person's heart, though scientists don't hear just one animal at a time.

Listening to ____ is like putting a stethoscope to a person’s heart, though scientists don’t hear just one animal at a time.

a- the researchers
b- the calls
c - the musicians
d- the problems

what way or instance you can relate to the story the fisherman and the jinni?​

How do the expositions of these two stories differ?
O "Snow" opens with foreshadowing, while “The Plot"
opens with a flashback.
O "Snow" opens with a flashback, while "The Plot"
opens with foreshadowing.
O "Snow" opens in medias res, while “The Plot" opens
with a description of setting.
O "Snow" opens with a description of setting, while
"The Plot" opens in medias res.

Why might it be difficult to identify life on other planets?
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sgs.
А
It may be hiding from us.
B
ally
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It may be alive in a way we're unfamiliar with.
It may be living in places we can't reach.
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D
It may not be very evolved.
stat
based life

Which statement best describes how the Pardoner is
characterized in this passage?

6. Which underlined word is an objective pronoun?
They being asked questions was due to local newspaper reporters.
The reporters asking me questions were from the local newspaper.
The only people asked questions by the reporters were they
We were asked questions by reporters from the local newspaper.
Complete the flagged activities to better understand the
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Why does Koenig spend time examining the Wolfe case?
In Serial episode 7

Credible sources for an argumentative essay about education include

Ooriginal documents stating a law about education.

O websites where everyone can post their opinions.

O movies about real-life teachers and their
experiences.

O blogs written by teachers, parents, and students.

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