what do you mean by biodata​

Answer:

biodata, also known as biographical data, contains various informations about a person. It includes; name, career, achievements, aspirations...

In Frankenstein what deaths is Victor responsible for and why?

a teenager died in a freak accident write an obituary​

What does this poem mean?

Explain Percy’s quest in The Lighting Thief by Percy Jackson. Give all the details of the quest.

Bridge Over Troubled Water
adapted from National Park Service

Florida's waters are under siege. Seagrasses are dying. Algae is blooming. Fish populations are plummeting, and with them, the state's commercial and recreational fishing industries. Downstream lies Everglades National Park, one of the most unique, biodiverse and endangered ecosystems on the planet.
It can be difficult to believe that a park with such distinctive natural beauty could also have such severe environmental problems. Though visitors to the region are wowed by its spectacular wetlands, the truth is that development has changed where water flows within the Florida Peninsula—and where it doesn't. As a result, for all its splendor, the Everglades ecosystem severely lacks the freshwater it needs.
Everglades National Park was established in 1934 to protect what remained of the vanishing natural Everglades. It was the first national park that was dedicated not for its scenic views but for its incredible biodiversity. However, scientists came to recognize that reversing the damage to this ecosystem was critical to maintaining its environmental and economic viability. Indeed, in the past few decades, numerous proposed restoration projects have addressed ways to reverse these mistakes and restore the Everglades.
The National Parks Conservation Association has long been advocating for ways to send more water south and help bring life back to Everglades National Park. By diverting flows from Lake Okeechobee back to their historic pattern through the heart of the ecosystem, America's Everglades can be restored and save Florida's estuary communities from the ecological turmoil that has reigned for decades.
One project holds the key to this restoration—bridging Tamiami Trail. Bridging the trail literally means elevating strategic portions of the roadway above the wetlands, reconnecting wildlife habitat and allowing water that has been blocked for decades to flow freely into Florida Bay. One mile of the 6.5-mile Tamiami Trail bridging is already complete, with more progress on the horizon.
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Which of the following statements describes the organizational method used in this essay?
A.
The essay compares the difference between the original purpose for establishing Everglades National Park to its purpose today.
B.
The essay illustrates the causes of the loss of freshwater in Everglades National Park and the effect this has on visitors.
C.
The essay details the sequence of events that has caused the Everglades to lose its biodiversity.
D.
The essay describes the increasing damage to the Everglades' ecosystem and solutions to reverse the damage.

When taking notes from your sources, always include

A. the kinds of details you would include in a paraphrase.
B. the exact wording of the source.
C. your opinion of the reliability of the source.
D. citation information.

Which pairs of words are formats that can be used to present information?
comedy and tragedy
visual and textual
formal and casual
fast and slow

Select the adjective phrase to complete the sentence.

Lucian painted a picture
Choose...

with oil paints.

of the Taj Mahal.

and hung it up.

during spring break.

Write a poem that discusses your emotions towards testing, use figurative language, make sure you write at
least 3 stanzas (equivalent to paragraphs in an essay).

How are these two events related: Ben Franklin became a vegetarian and the writing of Declaration of Independence

Read the passage from “Edgar Allan Poe.”

“In speaking of my mother you have touched a string to which my heart fully responds. To have known her is to be an object of great interest in my eyes. I myself never knew her—and never knew the affection of a father. Both died (as you may remember) within a few weeks of each other. I have many occasional dealings with Adversity—but the want of parental affection has been the heaviest of my trials.”
The dialogue helps the reader analyze
A. Poe’s parents.
B. the central idea.
C. the main setting.
D. Poe’s character.

Make sentence from the prompts using the 2nd conditional
3 If Luis / have choice / he / go / to Disneyland. ​

Which of the following words should always be capitalized?
Math
Health
Science
English

What is poetic license? Can someone please answer quickly

could someone turn these into passive voice?

1) Somebody has invited you to the dinner today.

2) Someone found your phone on the top of the cupboard.

3) No one fed the chickens this morning.

4) The author will write the book next June.​

What is the most likely intended tone of the following sentence?
Please be seated so we can begin our presentation.

romantic

respectful

commanding

Choose the correct answer
I always ... tennis during my previous visit to aswan ( play - plays- played )

At first , I didn't like the school but i ... to enjoy it now ( m' beggining - begin - began )​

I need help with this plz

Question 7
Mikhail Gorbachev, who took office in 1985 was forced to step down after a failed coup attempt in 1991.
o Gorbachev,
o 1985 was
O to step down
O No error

which quote supports the statement "Mrs. Blewett is unkind to her workers"?

A. "Mrs. Blewett has a large family, you know, and she finds it hard to get help" (paragraph 2)

B. "She knew Mrs. Peter Blewett only by sight as a small, shrewish-faced woman without an ounce of superfluous flesh on her bones" (paragraph 4)

C. "A terrible worker and driver," Mrs. Blewett was said to be; and discharged servant girls told fearsome tales of her temper and stinginess." (paragraph 12)

D. "Humph! You don't look as if there was much to you." (paragraph 12)

Bobo said right before the robbery, he and King were waiting for

PLEASE HELP ME ITS DUE TOMORROW

Excerpt from Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children By Ransom Riggs I picked up the flashlight and stepped toward the trees. My grandfather was out there somewhere, I was sure of it. But where? I was no tracker, and neither was Ricky. And yet something seemed to guide me anyway—a quickening in the chest; a whisper in the viscous air—and suddenly I couldn’t wait another second. I tromped into the underbrush like a bloodhound scenting an invisible trail. It’s hard to run in Florida woods, where every square foot not occupied by trees is bristling with thigh-high palmetto spears and nets of entangling skunk vine, but I did my best, calling my grandfather’s name and sweeping my flashlight everywhere. I caught a white glint out of the corner of my eye and made a beeline for it, but upon closer inspection it turned out to be just a bleached and deflated soccer ball I’d lost years before. I was about to give up and go back for Ricky when I spied a narrow corridor of freshly stomped palmettos not far away. I stepped into it and shone my light around; the leaves were splattered with something dark. My throat went dry. Steeling myself, I began to follow the trail. The farther I went, the more my stomach knotted, as though my body knew what lay ahead and was trying to warn me. And then the trail of the flattened brush widened out, and I saw him. Summarize the text. The narrator is - *

A. worried about his grandfather, that something terrible has happened.
B. looking for his grandfather in the woods. Following his intuition and uneasy feelings, he finally finds him.
C. tracking his grandfather through the woods to practice his skills.
D. searching for his grandfather. He picked up a flashlight, went into the woods, and tromped into the underbrush.

what are the slimilarties between a school and an oligarchy?​

ENGLISH QUESTION HELP ME PLEASE​

Is the justice system always fair? If not, explain.

She spoke in a down-to-earth manner means
she _________
(a) was down to earth
(b) spoke quietly
(c) spoke in a firm and loyal manner
(d) spoke in a way that was direct and practical ​

You entered into a restaurant and you realized that it isn’t as busy as it used to me. Only one person is in the restaurant. How do you write it in a sentence that people are not plenty in the restaurant?

Why do you think it important to understand, recognize and speak to how gender norms work in our society?

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