what has 4 feet when its a baby, 2 feet when its grown, and 3 feet when its old?

please help

Answer:

A human

Explanation:

As a baby they crawl on hands and knees, when they are middle aged they walk on two feet, and when they are old they use a cane.

In chapter 6 of 'Wrinkle in Time', Mrs. Who recites a Spanish quote which translates. 'Expierience is the mother of knowledge.'' Explain what the quote means and how you think it relates to Meg's experience.

FOR 50 POINTS [i think] which sentence uses one or more dashes correctly a. the next -to- last day before summer vacation and freedom. b. be sure to wear boots- not sandals or sneakers- on the hike. c. theirs only one word to sum up Grand Canyon- majestic. d. pre dinner conversation was more interesting than usual.

Part C
How do minor characters help develop the plot? Use evidence from the fairy tale to support your answer.

(Story: The Frog Prince,)The Brothers Grimm

(This is Language arts)

the elements of a text book that are useful in helping to understand the context of the book are called the text features true or false?

ELA: 9/19 Collections Close Reader "The Jumping Tree"


100 points

Due Tomorrow

Read the story, "The Jumping Tree" in your Close Reader workbook.



Be sure to do all of the Reads and Re-Reads throughout the story, and the Short Response at the end of the story. Record your Reads and Re-Reads in your workbook.



Please take a picture and upload your Short Response.



Think about... "Do the Reads and Re-reads help me understand the events of the story and the main character's feelings?"


Due: Wed. 9/21

FOR 7 POINTS Which sentence correctly uses a semicolon? A. he learned one important lesson from his experience; always check the weather before planning a picnic. b. either there really a shark nearby; or it was just a false alarm. c. i had a hard time choosing; did I want to learn the violin or the drums? d. Amelia's performance in the school play was astonishing the audience; had never had a better time

Read the excerpt from "Tools of the Spymaster."

In the summer of 1777, British General Sir Henry Clinton, in New York City, had to keep in touch with General John Burgoyne, whose troops were heading down the Hudson Valley, and with General Sir William Howe, who was supposed to link up with Burgoyne but instead had chosen to take Philadelphia.

Howe believed that "friends of [the British] Government" along the Hudson would make Burgoyne's task easy. But along the Hudson there were also many enemies of the British. A Peekskill man, for example, although paid to be a courier for Burgoyne, handed the general's message to the Americans. Other British couriers who rode south were never heard from again.

Which statement includes explicit information from the text?

General Burgoyne’s misjudgments led to failures in communication between British troops.
Several people pretended to be friends of General Howe but were actually spies for the Americans.
General Clinton needed to communicate with other British leaders in order to coordinate attacks.
General Burgoyne gave a message to a courier who ended up giving it to the Americans.