Answer:
1. What is the fourth paragraph mainly about? *
5 points
The reasons why phones are banned from camp
The actions that teenagers take to be able to have their phone at camp
The benefits of having phones at camp
The justification for teenagers having phones even at camp
2. What is Kimberly Fink’s viewpoint on technology for teens? *
5 points
Teens should not go to summer camps that do not allow technology
Teens will make more friends if they go to a summer camp that bans technology
Teens need technology to inform parents about how they are doing
Teens are too dependent on technology
3. What is the eighth paragraph mainly about? *
5 points
The action one camp director takes to reduce parents' fears about their children's safety at camp
The types of electronic devices that are forbidden at the Canteen Roads Teen Travel Camp in New York
The reasons parents inquire about the rules against cell phones before sending their children to camp
The Web site for parents of campers attending the Canteen Roads Teen Travel Camp in New York
4. Which statement from the article best supports the opinion that teens should stop worrying about their gadgets and go to camp? *
5 points
Dr. Michael Assel is a pediatrician at the University of Texas Health Science Center.
The lack of communication can be unnerving for both parents and campers.
"They keep you so busy [and] you are having so much fun [that you] forget about the computer."
"I just thought it was too much for me to handle," Tim admitted.
5. Re-read the following paragraphs from the article, and use context clues from the to select the most logical definition for the word apprehensive? *
5 points
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engaging; catchy
nervous; fearful
excited; thrilled
angry; annoyed
6. According to the article, why do experts think it's a good idea for camps to ban the use of electronic gadgets? *
5 points
Because without their gadgets, teens are more likely to socialize with other campers
Because without their gadgets, teens feel a little strange, as if a part of them is missing
Because without their gadgets, teens will likely tune out from the events happening at camp
Because without their gadgets, teens are prevented from contacting their parents and friends
7. Based on evidence from the article, what inference can we make about how being without devices impacts teens when they are away at camp? *
5 points
They have a hard time to begin with but eventually they strengthen their communication skills and form new friendships.
They grow more and more anxious by the end of their time at camp and desperately need their phones back.
Parents argue they have no way of communicating with their child.
Camps will allow teenagers to have their phones half way through their stay at camp.
8. Which detail from the text supports the claim that teens easily adjust to being without their devices? *
5 points
“Many teens find it hard to imagine going without computers, cell phones, and iPods—so hard that they're reluctant to go to a summer sleep-away camp where these things are forbidden”
“To reassure them, he gives parents his cell phone number and provides campers with a prepaid calling card.”
“It's a "shock to the system" for teens who are digitally dependent to surrender their technology”, said Anastasia Goodstein
“ He said that teens may at first feel a little strange, as if a part of them is missing, but once they get involved in camp activities, these feelings often go away.”
9. Re-read the following paragraph (11) and use context clues to select the most logical definition for the word fleeting. *
5 points
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Permanent
Constant
Temporary
Slow
10. What is the author’s viewpoint on teenagers giving up phones and devices? *
5 points
The author does not express his/her viewpoint in the article.
The author thinks teengaers should have phones and devices while they are at camp.
The author thinks that teens should have a choice about whether or not to give up their devices during their time at camp.
The author thinks that teenagers use their phones and devices too often when they are not at camp.
Explanation:
What does the word perennial mean?
O lasting a long time
O not lasting a full year
O not before this year
O before the year begins
Answer:
Lasting a long time
Explanation:
This is because of this analysis:
Annual- within a year (short period of time)
Biennial- within two years
Perennial- within three or more years (long period of time
Hence, the provision of the answer.
How are rights also freedoms?
Which of these student responses to We’ve Got a Job: The 1963 Children’s March is an example of a text-to-text connection?
Hello. You forgot to show the answer options. The options are:
Wash's school reminds me of my strict camp counselors.
Wash's school reminds me of US Marine Corps boot camp.
Wash's school reminds me of the detention center in the book Holes.
Wash's school reminds me of the one-room schoolhouses in early America.
Answer:
Wash's school reminds me of the detention center in the book Holes.
Explanation:
The text-to-text connection allows readers when reading a text to make links with elements of another text, or to have insights that enrich the reading. As we can see in the option selected above, the student related the school presented in one book to a detention center presented in another book, which is a good example of a text-to-text connection.
Answer:
Wash’s school reminds me of my strict camp counselors.
Wash’s school reminds me of US Marine Corps boot camp.
Wash’s school reminds me of the detention center in the book Holes.
Wash’s school reminds me of the one-room schoolhouses in early America.
Explanation:
What is the purpose of using a footnote for a lecture?
It helps you provide evidence in your article
Read line 30 from the poem.
"And Casey stood a-watching it in haughty grandeur there..."
What is the meaning of haughty as it is used in the poem?
A controllingcontrolling
B dominantdominant
C overconfidentoverconfident
D skillful
Answer:
it d and a becuse it you
Explanation:
The perspective from which a fictional story is told is called...
A
Point of View
B
Author's Perspective
с
Author's Purpose
D
View Choice
The perspective from which a fictional story is told is called...
Answer:A. Point of view
It's writers may choose to tell their story from one of three perspectives: First-person: chiefly using "I" or "we". It is the perspective from which a story is told. #CARRYONLEARNING #STUDYWELL4. Barry was well-known for his arrogance and lack of empathy for others,
After he endures a serious hardship, Barry understands the struggles of
others and is a kinder, more sympathetic person. What type of character is
Barry?*
O A static
O B. dynamir
O C. more information is needed
Answer: Dynamic character
Explanation: Barry changed after an impactful experience
Please help : Which sentence below uses punctuation correctly?
A:In my opinion, Paris, France, is the most beautiful city in the world.
B:When you said you're going to Kansas, City, did you mean Missouri, or Kansas?
C:Margaret lived in Green Bay, Wisconsin as a child but moved to Chicago for college.
D:Washington D.C., is the capital of the United States.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
A, B, and D are all comma splices
What is a mutually??...
answer:
with mutual action or in a mutual relationship.
- request: please mark brainiest, and click the thanks button if correct <3
Answer:
with mutual action in a mutual relationship
PLZ HELP ASAP What is the best correction for the inappropriate pronoun shift in this
passage?
Glancing up at the clock, I knew this would be my last shot. Spectators
held their breath as he hurled the basketball from midcourt.
A. Change their" to "our."
B. Change "he" to "1"
C. Change "their" to "his."
D. Change "he" to "they."
Answer:
d) "he" to "I"
Explanation:
it would then say "Spectators held their breath as I hurled the the basketball from midcourt"
And the rest of the speech is in 1st person :)
The serious surfers arrive first on the beach.
Which word is the adverb?
Which word does the adverb modify?
Answer:
first
Explanation:
the adverb modifies the word arrive
when you say "please speak slowly, you are too fast", what kind of strategy are you applying?
Answer:
I GUESS I WOULD GO WITH REPAIR
Explanation:
NONE OF THE ANSWERS ARE VERY GOOD BUT TO ME THIS ONE MAKES A BIT OF SENCE. SORRY IF IM WRONG
What conclusion cannot be drawn about a noun clause?
A) A noun clause is a dependent clause that does not modify a noun or a pronoun.
B) A noun clause is not a dependent clause that modifies a noun or pronoun.
C) A noun clause is a dependent clause that modifies a noun or pronoun.
D) A noun clause is a independent clause that modifies a noun or pronoun.
PLS HELP ME I NEED THIS QUESTION ANSWER FAST ASAP!
‘It’s not the possessions that matter, it’s the memories associated with them.’
Write an article for a magazine about your most prized possessions. In your article,
you could include:
1. what the possessions are
2. facts or information about the possessions
3. why the possessions are ‘prized’
Answer and Explanation:
When we talk about precious goods, many people can think of objects. In fact, there are many valuable objects, either for their economic or sentimental value. However, I would like to highlight a much more precious item than objects, the family.
Of course, not everyone has a precious family, as many families have failed to show admirable value and quality. This is not the case for my family and for that reason, I can present it as my most precious asset.
It may seem cliché and mushy, but my family has always supported me in the midst of difficulties, helped me achieve my goals and created millions of memories so precious that no objects, money or precious metals and stones can overcome.
For those who were not fortunate enough to have such a good family, I wish they could create their own families, with people with whom they have no biological bond, but are always present, stimulating progress and emotional quality.
rite a story from Skal's point of view about the data
Answer:
Explanation:
Click here to get an answer to your question ✍️ Write a story from Skal's point of view about the data transfer experience. Use details from
5. Employing analytical listening skill in problem solving is important as what you
have learned previously. In addressing issues, is learning the skill to convince
others of your ideas important too? Why or why not?
Answer:
In addressing any issue, both analytical listening skills and the skill to convince others of your ideas is important.
Explanation:
Analytical listening provides the opportunity to gather relevant information, especially the different approaches that might be proposed and the individual interest that should be considered in the desired outcome. However, developing skills to convince others is necessary to ensure our position on the matter is taken into consideration and even supported by others. To be able to convince others, there´re many rhetorical devices to be learned.
Which statement best explains how the infinitive is used in the sentence?
Damian called to apologize for missing the basketball game last night.
A. The infinitive last night functions as an adjective that modifies
Damian
B. The infinitive to apologize functions as the subject of the
sentence.
C. The infinitive last night functions as a noun that characterizes the
basketball game.
O D. The infinitive to apologize functions as an adverb that modifies the
verb called
Answer:
B. The infinitive to apologize functions as the subject of the sentence.
Explanation:
An infinitive in English grammar is the basic form of a verb that usually has the word "to" before the verb and can be used to modify a noun or pronoun in a sentence and it can also act as a subject or object of a sentence.
Therefore, from the given sentence, the infinitive "to apologise" is used in the sentence as the subject of the sentence.
Which sentence uses the
semicolon correctly?
A. My head felt like it was stuffed; with tissues.
B. My head felt like it was stuffed with tissues;
from my congestion
C. My head felt like it was stuffed with tissues; I
was so congested
- semicolon is used just like a period. it is used to divide sentences.
answer:
i believe it is C.
-- let me know if you have any questions regarding this.
How does the work of a reviewer differ from the work of a critic?
Answer:
A reviewer looks over a product and finds positives AND negatives, while critics tend to look at negatives over positives.
Explanation:
Answer:
A critic gives their opinion and ways that what they are critiquing can improve. A reviewer just says their opinion about what they saw or tried.
Please help asap!!!
Read the excerpt from "Chores for Children" and complete the task that follows.
If a four-year-old child can use silverware to eat, he can place it on the table. Likewise, if a two-year-old child can play
with toys, she can put them away.
Which point does the speaker emphasize by including these hypothetical situations?
A
Young children are as capable as older children of having chores.
B
Young children are seen as helpless in the eyes of many parents.
C
Young children can do little else to help in a household, so they should set
the table and clean up toys.
D
Young children should not be able to eat if they do not set the table and
should not be able to play with toys if they cannot put them away.
The correct option would most likely be A — young children are as capable as older children of having chores.
plz solve anyone
plz solve anyone
please help me quickly
give me the correct answer
and give me the brainliest answer
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Answer:
I think a real school is better.
16. Jacey's neighbors welcomed him to his new home, but they were amazed by his unusual appearance.
Is this simple,compound,complex,or compound/complex?
Answer:
Compound
Explanation:
Compound because the sentence always includes a comma before the conjunction. You can use the abbreviation, "FANBOYS" to remember it.
In Greta Thunberg's speech, how did the use of the appeal improve the effectiveness of the message?( the speech about climate change)
Answer:
The use of the appeal made Greta touch the emotions of her audience, encouraging them to recognize themselves in her words.
Explanation:
In her speech, Greta appealed to pathos, stimulating the emotions of her audience and reinforcing the argument she was making, making the audience recognize themselves in her words. Greta says that adults have failed in their responsibilities to promote a safe and effective environment for young people, that was their duty, but they continue to demand that young people find a solution to the problems they have created, preventing young people from enjoying life, how they enjoyed it.