“We’ve fallen on our feet and no mistake,” said Peter. “This is going to be perfectly splendid. That old chap will let us do anything we like… I tell you this is the sort of house where no one’s going to mind what we do… This is going to be a wonderful place for birds. I shall go to bed now. I say, let’s go and explore tomorrow. You might find anything in a place like this.”
2. Why did Peter think that they were going to have a wonderful time at the Professor’s house? *
1 point
A. He hated the city and was happy for a change.
B. He was glad he didn’t have to do all their normal chores at home.
C. He wanted to get to know the Professor more.
D. He was excited about all that there was to do in the country.

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Explanation:

“A Slumber did my Spirit Seal” by William Wordsworth tells of a speaker's realization that his beloved is not immune to the ravages of time. The poem begins with the speaker describing how up until now his “spirit” had been sealed off. ... The second stanza of the poem speaks of this realization

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A Slumber did my Spirit Seal" by William Wordsworth recounts a speaker's acknowledgment that his cherished isn't safe to the attacks of time. The sonnet starts with the speaker depicting how up to this point his "soul" had been closed.

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e

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Improving your writing style and correcting problems with grammar

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uhh put the missing word? ok... "Mary put _an_ orange on her lunch tray"

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the underlined word is the answer !

hope this helps!

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I think it is B?

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i'm still doing the quiz

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He was relieved that the project was deferred until the end of May.

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Took the Quiz :)

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The central idea of the play, considered politically, is the decay of republicanism in Rome and the rise of Caesarism. In the First Scene the populace give unconscious evidence of the growing spirit of monarchy. This they manifest when they cry out in the Third Act: Let him be Caesar.

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Tariq is a boy growing up near Laila in Kabul. He loses his leg to a landmine when he's very young and, through the support of his kind parents, never lets this disability slow him down. He and Laila are best friends as children and become lovers as teenagers. After being forced to flee to Pakistan with his parents, Tariq lands in prison for smuggling hashish. Despite the many trials he faces, he returns to Laila, proving himself loyal and loving in a way her husband, Rasheed, is not. Upon their reunion, he learns of his daughter Aziza, and after marrying Laila and moving her to Pakistan, Tariq takes care of Zalmai as if he was his own son. Like Laila, he shares her desire for justice and supports her decision to return to Kabul to help rebuild the city.

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the first one

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I think that Clarifying the topic and purpose in the topic sentence (A).

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None

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These aren't metaphors! Examples of dead metaphors include: “raining cats and dogs,” “throw the baby out with the bathwater,” and “heart of gold.” With a good, living metaphor, you get that fun moment of thinking about what it would look like if Elvis were actually singing to a hound dog (for example).

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A

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It's comparing crops to students

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Im not sure if this is correct but i think it is directs object

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Imperative

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Any time a command is given and the subject is understood to be you, the sentence is imperative.

HTH

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2. F

   A

3. F

   A

4. A

   F

5. F

   A

6. A

   F

7. A

   F

8. F

   A

(I'm like 98% sure this is right)

Answer: antibodies

Explanation: i guess so

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The answer is D. frustration

Based on the excerpt from "Ain't I a Woman," the tone of this speech most expresses a feeling of: D. frustration.

In English literature, a tone can be defined as a literary device which expresses or reflects the mood of a writer (author) of a literary work.

This ultimately implies that, the tone of a text can evoke various emotions and shape the perspective of a reader.

Based on the excerpt from "Ain't I a Woman," the tone of this speech most expresses a feeling of frustration because the speaker (Sojourner Truth), a formerly enslaved person spoke about the inequality in the rights of men and women.

Read more on tone here: https://brainly.com/question/13976982

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I like to see it lap the miles,

And lick the valleys up,

And stop to feed itself at tanks;

Complaining all the while-personification

Have a beautiful day!

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Symbolism: Dickinson uses the train as a symbol of technological innovation during the Industrial Revolution.

Metaphor: The whole poem acts as an extended metaphor comparing a train to an animal.

Simile: The poem uses simile to compare the train to Boanerges. Boanerges is the last name given by Christ to his disciples James and John. It means “mighty shouter,” as well as “sons of thunder.” In the poem, the train is described as a mighty shouter because of its powerful whistle.

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!plato answer!

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I think C

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A or C

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sound pretty good, lol

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Answer: Hope this helps, add me as a friend so you can message me if you need help with other papers, im usually pretty good at editing.

Have you ever wondered about the early rights for women and people of color? Chirley Chishom was a large part of the change that (gave them more freedom to do as they wish?) In the following paragraphs we will learn more about how Chishom helped their basic rights flourish!

Shirley Chisholm was born on November 30th 1924 in New York City. She was born into an immigrant family, her father from Guyanna, and her mother from Barbados. Chirley was the oldest of her 5 other siblings. She graduated from Brooklyn Girls' High in 1942. The professors there had encouraged Chisom to consider taking up a political career. She replied by telling them that she faced a "double handicap" as she was both black, and a woman. Before she began her job working in politics, she had worked as a nursery school teacher. (her being married adds no real context to this but if you want to include it phrase it like "In 1949, she found herself married to Conrad Q. Chisholm, but they would later be divorced in 1977")

In 1968, Shirley Chisholm became the first African American congresswoman. She was also the first African American who would seek the nomination of president of the United States "from one of the two major political parties". Later she would become the second African American in the New York State Legislature. She would co-found the Unity Democratic Club in Brooklyn, and become one of the early members of the National Organization for Women. She was also very active in the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, or the NAACP.

With all these achievements, Shirley Chisholm certainly was one of many extremely important people in the history of our nation.

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Identifying the genre of this text after reading the first sentence would help the reader predict

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A

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guy 1: i wanna go home this place blows man

guy 2: I know let's dip

Friend 1: "Hey how was your first day on campus?"

Friend 2: "It was pretty good I met some nice  people that helped me get through the day"

Friend 1: " That's great I also met some cool people and tonight we are suppose to go this party, do you want to come?"

Friend 2: "Yeah of course I bet it will be fun"

I hope that helps

Answer:

thankyou

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2 and 3

Answer:

I HAVE NO IDEA

Explanation

same

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he burnt it down because Pewdiepie told him to.

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Hurricane Sandy was definitely a very difficult time for everyone in the northeast region. Initially I did not realize how hard it was going to hit us, because the previous year Hurricane Irene did not have such a strong effect on my town. Of course we did not leave the house, and there were a few fallen trees, however it did not affect us like Hurricane Sandy did.

Even though I wasn’t expecting a very severe hurricane, my parents still prepared for the worst. They requested me to come home and stay even though many of my friends were still on campus. I figured being with my family during this difficult time would make the most sense. When the hurricane hit initially we did not lose any electricity even though many families around us did. My sister and I decided to end our boredom by watching random television shows, and just as we found something that interested us, the power went out. We were hoping it was just a quick power shortage, and that the power would be back within the hour. We were in for a big surprise. We did not have warm water or power for five days.

For those five days we charged our laptops and phones inside of my mom’s car, and used them until they had to be charged again and again. During that time, we went on a hunt for all of our old DVDs in our basement, and brought them all up one by one to watch on the laptop. We would listen to the radio from time to time to find out if there were any updates regarding the power outage. The entire time I couldn’t wait for everything to get back to normal so I could return to school and start enjoying my life again.

It was one afternoon when my mom and I were in the car listening to the radio, when I realized that we didn’t have it nearly as bad as people in other ...

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D

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No purpose, I do not have the whole story..

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They need to get enough money to hire janitors to keep the store clean, people to check temperatures, and enforce the 6 feet rule

Answer: What does my dad have in common with Nemo?

They both can’t be found...

Explanation: the milk is in the third aisle

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I think its C

Explanation:

Im not sure but that sounds like the right one.

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simple

it has one noun and one verb

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News articles should not be bias, but the media can

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Right at this moment, Leon is driving the delivery truck to the storage facility.