Which two words enhance the setting in this poem? War by Ellen Glasgow Ripples of ribbons borne on high, Bloodstains upon a brazen sky; From cannon belching on the plain, Fire that by fire is fought again. A flash where steel by steel is met; A fume of smoke and blood and sweat. Sharp from the smeared and trodden gorse The death-cry of a wounded horse. Dust of a plain ground into red By armies of majestic dead. Gaunt shadows on the changeless sky, A flock of vultures swarming nigh. Mid ashes where a hearth has stood, Children that cry aloud for food. Where green the peaceful highways run, A woman ravished in the sun. And far across the reeking sod A Nation sounding thanks to God.

Answer:

brazen and reeking

Explanation:

i dont cap

Answer:

brazen and reeking

Explanation:

plato and edmentum

biography of Sachin Tendulkar​

Computer games are good for you as well as fun. Give 8 points against this statement.

An encyclopedia entry about endangered animals and efforst to protect them.

A.Encourage
B.Entertain
C.Inform
D.Persuade​

Which of the following best describes a yeast bud?
A) A yeast bud is genetically identical to the original yeast cell.
B) A yeast bud has different mutations from the original yeast cell.
C) A yeast bud has half as much genetic material as the original yeast cell.
D) A yeast bud contains twice the genetic material as the original yeast cell.

PART B: Which phrase provides the best clue to the meaning of the word "thwart"?

A
"filled with a desire"
B
"imprisoned by the waves"
C
"we will go that way"
D
"does not rule the heavens"

In which part of a project assignment should you ask the following question?

What are the requirements of this project?
task
purpose
audience
argument

Which two words in the excerpt does the author use to create an admiring tone?
Jane Eyre

Read the passage below from The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle and answer the question.

Mr. Hollybrass, sweat running down his hot, red face, pulled the body close but then he paused and offered a look of appeal to Captain Jaggery.
The captain spat at Cranick’s body. “Over!” he insisted.

Excerpts from The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, copyright © 1990 by Avi. Used by permission of Brandt and Hochman Literary Agents, Inc. All rights reserved.

What can we infer about Mr. Hollybrass based on his “look of appeal”?
He dislikes Cranick.
He disagrees with Captain Jaggery’s lack of sympathy.
He feels uneasy because of the dead body.
He believes Captain Jaggery is being just.