What do the actions of Ponyboy, Johnny, and Dally show us about stereotypes? Use the text to provide evidence to support your answer.

Answer:

They show us how to persevere in the time of need and that just because they look a certian way, doesnt mean they are that way

Explanation:

What is Kennedy’s answer to the question “Why the moon”

Which inference does this passage support? Sugar Changed the World

this passage mostly about

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Based on your knowledge of our justice system history, is our justice system good? Explain

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2.13 Reflection Mini-Project
During this past 2.00 Revolutions Unit, we have explored several revolutions (American, French, Haitian, Latin American, and the influence of the Iroquois Confederacy). Taking some time to reflect on what we have learned, its significance, and how we feel like we did is important in processing why we are learning this and how we are making progress.

Mini-Project Options:
As there are different formats we can use to reflect, here are some ideas.
Written journal entry / Blog
Newsletter
Video journal / Vlog
Audio journal / podcast
Digital Infographic
If you have something else in mind, send me an email for approval.


Requirements:
_Complete sentences
_ Use specific examples from the readings, assignments, or live sessions
_ 1 paragraph for each of the 3 sections (total of 3 paragraph all together)

_ Put in a good faith effort and …
_ Reach out if you need help
Check FuelEd/Course Page for rubric you will be graded on.



An outline is provided on page 2 . I recommend using this to spark your thinking and organize your thoughts.
Once you have figured out what you want to say, pick a format to present this information. I encourage you to use this opportunity to be creative.
After you have self-assessed yourself on the rubric and are happy with your work, turn this in!



Outline
Use this outline to help you get started.

Section 1 - Reflect on what you learned - Looking back on your notes and readings, pick a few of the questions below to help you write your paragraph:
What was something that we learned about that surprised you? Why was it surprising?
Did studying the revolutions of this unit make you look at it from a different perspective? How so?
What was the experience of learning about revolutions like for you? How did it make you feel?
Your paragraph response to a few of the questions above:






Section 2 - Applying what you learned - Take what you learned this unit and apply it to your own life or the world today. Pick a few of the questions to help you write your paragraph:
What lessons can you learn from our study of revolutions?
What lessons from our revolutions unit should the world/US remember and act on(or avoid).
How does the legacy of revolutions affect the world today?
Do you think the US/other country/world should attempt to make amends to anyone today? Why? (Ex. the US towards the Iroquois Confederacy?)
Your paragraph response to a few of the questions above:






Section 3 - Self-assess how you did - Look back at how you did this last unit and consider some of the questions below:
How do you think you performed this unit? Does it match with your grade?
What do you think were your strengths and weaknesses in this unit?
What areas do you think you can improve on? How do you plan on doing this?
What are your goals for the next unit? How do you plan on working towards it?
Did you reach out for help when you needed it? If not, what do you plan to do next time you need help?
Your paragraph response to a few of the questions above:

What is the main purpose of using evidence in your writing?
Select one:

in order to appeal to the readers' emotions

In order to show that you have done enough research to be an
expert on your essay topic

In order to provide facts or quotations from a text to support your
claim

In order to give readers an idea of other points of view on your
essay topic.

The epic opens with an invocation or plea that the Muse help the speaker tell the story of Odysseus worthily. 1) What do the lines

(add a quote, source) briefly introduce? 2) Why are the details included of how Odysseus's men were lost? Who was at fault?

Who was supported?

What is a good idea for a six paragraph story fictional. I have to do it for my english class.

"Volunteering affords you the opportunity to connect with people of all ages and backgrounds."
Which of the following dictionary definitions best applies to the way the word affords is used in the
above sentence from the article?
have enough money to pay for
O have a certain amount of something, especially money or time) available or to spare
o provide or o make available, give forth, or provide naturally or inevitably(an opportunity or facility
to manage to bear without serious detriment

Read the section "Believer By Imagine Dragons."

This song compares physical pain to a choking rain of ashes.

The group's lead singer, Dan Reynolds, explained that the song "is about overcoming emotional and physical pain." He had suffered a serious form of arthritis that was very painful.

I was choking in the crowd

Living my brain up in the cloud

Falling like ashes to the ground

How does this section develop the reader's understanding of how a simile works?

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Diag each tile to the correct box.
Tiles
claim
data
warrant
counterclaim
rebuttal
Pairs
evidence
opposes the claim
stated as the thesis
explanation of evidence
evidence that makes the opposition ineffective

Which statement best explains the difference between the setting in a short story and the setting in a novel?

The setting of a short story is complex and plays a vital role in the action of the story.

Novels often occur in one location over a short period of time.

Short stories often occur in one location over a short period of time.

The setting of a short story is unimportant and doesn't impact the characters or the plot.

Breakfast in America

In America, breakfast is the only meal that is still eaten at home by most of the population. About 80% of Americans eat the first meal of the day at home. The other 20% of people either skip breakfast or buy their morning meal outside of the home.
Most Americans eat dry cereal with milk for breakfast. Fruit juices, such as orange juice and apple juice, are common breakfast drinks. Eggs, with or without bacon, are the second most common morning meal. Bagels, muffins, and pastries are eaten less often than cereal and eggs.
The breakfast trends in America are changing, though. While cereal is still the most popular breakfast food, its sales have started declining sharply in the last few years. Instead, more Americans are reaching for portable breakfast items, like yogurt and sandwiches. Many people who eat breakfast want a satisfying meal without a lot of added sugar. Breakfast items rising in popularity are higher in fiber and protein than dry cereal.
A typical "All-American Breakfast" on the menu at restaurants might include eggs, bacon, ham, toast, potatoes, and coffee. However, most Americans are eating a lot less food in the mornings. They are also on the lookout for breakfast items that are easy to prepare and easy to carry.

Passage 2

What's for Breakfast?

The nutrients you eat in the morning help give your body energy all day long. In the United States, like in some other countries, cereal in milk is a popular breakfast food. However, unlike the United States, many other countries include seafood, meats, and vegetables in their morning meal.
All over the world, people eat foods for breakfasts that most people in the United States would save for later meals or not eat at all. In Japan, miso soup, white rice, squash with soy sauce, and grilled salmon are part of a common breakfast. In both Brazil and Germany, large pieces of bread served with cheese and meat, such as ham and sausage, make up the morning meal. In China, breakfasts vary greatly by region.
Dim sum, which is made up of small plates of food such as dumplings and marinated meat, is one traditional breakfast option in the large country. A soup made of egg, milk, and green onions is a morning staple in Columbia. In Nigeria, moi moi, which is a paste made of ground beans, is wrapped in leaves and steamed for breakfast. In both Australia and France, breakfast cereals served with fruit and bread are common for breakfast. In Turkey, small plates of many items, such as tomato slices, olives, bread, cheese, eggs, cucumbers, jam, honey, and sausage, make up breakfast.
Though breakfasts around the world look different, they all serve the same purpose—to satisfy your hunger, at least until lunch!

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Select all the correct answers.
According to both passages, in which two ways do most Americans' breakfast preferences differ from the rest of the world?
Most people in the United States prefer cooked cereals and grains for breakfast.
Most people in the United States prefer breakfasts that are loaded with fats.
Most people in the United States prefer salads with meat for breakfast.
Most people in the United States prefer cereal in milk for breakfast.
Most people in the United States prefer breakfasts that suit their hectic lifestyle.

What is success in 5 sentences??? Write a poem describing success.

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What does this interaction reveal about Brutus’s character? Select two options.

He uses music to help him relax.
He is cruel and selfish.
He cares about those who serve him.
He takes advantage of his servants.
He puts his own needs before the needs of Rome.

Create a simile and metaphor to describe two important events from chapters 10-12 of the book called Hatchet.

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Write three to four paragraphs about the culture or setting of a story you have read in this unit. Use a conversational tone such as you would find in a travel guide.
Stories from the unit
- The Harvest by Tomas Rivera
- The man to send rain clouds by Leslie Marmon Silko
- I explain a few things by Pablo Neruda
- The space by Gary Soto
- My aunt gold teeth by V.S. Naipaul

Why is the reference to the dark ages interesting and significant to the conflict?

50points!!!!!! Read the excerpt by Gandhl below:
"... the true thing for any human being on earth is not justice based on violence but justice based on sacrifice
of self, justice based on Yagna and Kurani,"
Determine how Gandhi uses repetition and parallel structure to strengthen his argument.
Why does Gandhi repeat the phrase "justice based on"?
Why does Gandhi repeat the pattern with the phrase "justice based on (violence] but justice based on [sacrifice of self],
justice based on [Yangna and Kurani]?
You may use Excerpt 1 as a guide.

O mighty Caesar! Dost thou lie so low? Are all thy conquests, glories, triumphs, spoils, Shrunk to this little measure? Fare thee well. I know not, gentlemen, what you intend, Who else must be let blood, who else is rank. If I myself, there is no hour so fit As Caesar’s death hour, nor no instrument Of half that worth as those your swords, made rich With the most noble blood of all this world. I do beseech ye, if you bear me hard, Now, whilst your purpled hands do reek and smoke, Fulfill your pleasure. Live a thousand years, I shall not find myself so apt to die; No place will please me so, no mean of death, As here by Caesar, and by you cut off, The choice and master spirits of this age. literary devices

What does making an inference mean?
a.
guessing the answers
b.
making educated assumptions about meaning
c.
knowing the answer
d.
none of the above

Tell the story of your favorite place in the world.
This will likely be a real place you’ve visited and hold dear, but you could go imaginary/fictitious like from a movie/book or your own imagination.
Really go for it with the description, detail, emotions, and sensations connected to this place.
In 10 sentences or more.

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This short answer pertains to "Broadway Cars"

In paragraph 9 and 10, what rhetorical device (figurative language), does the author rely on to convey the crowding and speed of the cable car?


Under Grand Central's tattered vault
—maybe half a dozen electric stars still lit—
one saxophone blew, and a sheer black scrim
billowed over some minor constellation
under repair. Then, on Broadway, red wings
in a storefront tableau, lustrous, the live macaws
preening, beaks opening and closing
like those animated knives that unfold all night
in jewelers' windows. For sale,
glass eyes turned outward toward the rain,
the birds lined up like the endless flowers
and cheap gems, the makeshift tables
of secondhand magazines
and shoes the hawkers eye
while they shelter in the doorways of banks.
So many pockets and paper cups
and hands reeled over the weight
of that glittered pavement, and at 103rd
a woman reached to me across the wet roof
of a stranger's car and said, I'm Carlotta,
I'm hungry. She was only asking for change,
so I don't know why I took her hand.
The rooftops were glowing above us,
enormous, crystalline, a second city
lit from within. That night
a man on the downtown local stood up
and said, My name is Ezekiel,
I am a poet, and my poem this evening is called
fall. He stood up straight
to recite, a child reminded of his posture
by the gravity of his text, his hands
hidden in the pockets of his coat.
Love is protected, he said,
the way leaves are packed in snow,
the rubies of fall. God is protecting
the jewel of love for us.
He didn't ask for anything, but I gave him
all the change left in my pocket,
and the man beside me, impulsive, moved,
gave Ezekiel his watch.
It wasn't an expensive watch,
I don't even know if it worked,
but the poet started, then walked away
as if so much good fortune
must be hurried away from,
before anyone realizes it's a mistake.
Carlotta, her stocking cap glazed
like feathers in the rain,
under the radiant towers, the floodlit ramparts,
must have wondered at my impulse to touch her,
which was like touching myself,
the way your own hand feels when you hold it
because you want to feel contained.
She said, You get home safe now, you hear?
In the same way Ezekiel turned back
to the benevolent stranger.
I will write a poem for you tomorrow,
he said. The poem I will write will go like this:
Our ancestors are replenishing
the jewel of love for us.

HELPPPOO

The most likely definition for the prefix pre-is
A. before
B. aging
O C. relating to numbers
D. clean; white

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What is the theme of the story “Marigold” by Eugenia Collier Answer in RAPS Or in other words Restate question, answer question, provide evidence and sum it up. WILL MARK BRAINLEST!!!