Why HTTYD2/ How To Train Your Dragon 2 is about honesty? will mark brainliest if answer​

Answer:

Climax : When Scrooge sees his own grave. The climax comes at the end of Scrooge's journey with the three ghosts.

Explanation:

Falling Action : Having had this terrible wake-up call, the falling action begins on Christmas day when Scrooge wakes up and determines to do something to change his life and his attitudes, leading to the final resolution when he decides to give money to help the poor

Answer:

hi, is there a text with the questions?

The paper does not explain the details. Are you reading a book or a certain text?

Crisis/turmoil/philosophy? Im not sure the context.

Answer:

Hey is defined as an expression of greeting similar to "hello," or is a way to attract attention or express annoyance. 

Answer:

C. It is written by someone other than the person it's about.

Explanation:

The purpose of a genre is to help you figure out how people tend to act, react, and interact in the situation in which you are writing. So if you tell your readers you are giving them a “movie review,” they will have some predictable expectations about the content, organisation, style, and design of your text.

the answer is C. it is written by someone other than the person it’s about

Answer: Earn is the answere

Explanation:

create is used

 cause to come into being, as something unique that would not naturally evolve or that is not made by ordinary processes. to evolve from one's own thought or imagination, as a work of art or an invention.

make

Use MAKE for creating or producing something, and for actions you choose to do. DO generally refers to the action itself, and MAKE usually refers to the result. For example, if you “make breakfast,” the result is an omelet! If you “make a suggestion,” you have created a recommendation.

save

Save means to rescue from danger, to lessen the use of something, or to set something aside for later. Save has many other uses, especially as a verb and a noun.

so earn is the answer hope it will help you

C. earn because you can’t create or make enough of a living since it is a shop.

Answer:

I think Lisa solves her problem by getting a pet.

Explanation:

LIsa got a pet and now she has noticed that she is a lot more calm

If im honest i made it up... Thxs 4 the points and have a great day!!!

Answer:

The answer is Lisa told him the new law

Explanation:

Have a blessed day

Answer:

You answer is:

Alliteration. They also have the same cosanant sound in the middle.

Explanation:

Hope this helps you!!!... Happy Holidays!!!.. :)

Answer:

The mood of the chapter is a very stress-induced envoirnment. With Victor given the problem of dealing with the creaure's request for creating a female monster for the male creature. Victor is overcome with stress and horror from the new creation, that he destroys it.

Explanation:

According to this chart, the domain-specific name of the Sunlight Zone that you would find in a scientific article is The Epipelagic Zone.

To answer this question you first need to know that a domain-specific name is a name that is commonly used and understood by the members of a given profession.

Next, you need to know the characteristics of the Sunlight Zone. The description given of it is that the sunlit zone "barely makes it two hundred meters down."

This description matches with the Epipelagic zone which is the zone with the most sunlight. This zone is also known to span about 200 meters from the surface of the sea.

So, the Epipelagic zone is the domain-specific name.

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Answer:

Dairy Queen and Basketball

Explanation:

I like the ice cream and I don't know any other sport.

Answer:

Chik Fil A    ( I work there so i'm kinda biased) and Baseball

The above question requires a personal answer, plus you didn't show the poem it refers to. For these reasons, I can't answer this question for you but I'll show you how to do it.

To answer this question, you will:

Read the entire poem.Pay attention to the descriptions of the sea that the poem provides.Identify the line that caught your attention the most.This line should be the one you liked the most, either for the detail about the sea or for the author's use of words.

In that case, to help you find your favorite line, you can search for articles that analyze that poem and show the meaning of each line in more depth.

More information on descriptive language at the link:

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Answer:

The line "the icy sea across the watery ways" is my favorite because it tells the mood and the time of the year as well.

Explanation:

what does this mean? please specify.

Explanation:

you have to either follow or make followers to find one's account here.

The answer is Alliteration

Answer:

walked through hell by anson seabra

I guess all the mountains that I moved just weren't enough

And all those nights I walked you home

From crowded bars when you were drunk

Well they meant nothing 'cause you up and walked away

And I just wonder what it'd take to make you stay

'Cause when you said jump I said how high

But when I jumped you said goodbye

I would've walked through hell

To find another way

I would've laid me down

If I knew that you would stay

I would've crossed the stars

To keep you in my life

But now I'm falling hard

Without you here tonight

Without you here tonight

What did you do with all that love you couldn't give

And do you need someone to help you tell you what to do with it

It must be nice to love someone who puts you first

Then walk away when they expect it in return

'Cause when you said jump I said how high

But when I jumped you said goodbye

I would've walked through hell

To find another way

I would've laid me down

If I knew that you would stay

I would've crossed the stars

To keep you in my life

But now I'm falling hard

Without you here tonight

Without you here tonight

You don't want me

Nothing I can do

'Cause you don't wanna try

I would've walked through hell

To find another way

I would've laid me down

If I knew that you would stay

I would've crossed the stars

To keep you in my life

But now I'm falling hard

Without you here tonight

Without you here tonight

Without you here tonight

Without you here tonight

Answer:

1. B

2. C

3. C

4. A

5. D

6. B

7. A

8. D

Explanation:

1. The school that does not offer undergraduate programs less than four years in length is:

B. universities

2. A public two-year college is also known as a:

C. community college.

3. Colleges that have special emphasis on education and training in technical fields are called:

C. technical colleges.

4.  The school type that has the most difficult application process is:

A. a university

5. The option that is usually required before one can begin studying for a graduate degree is:

D. a bachelor’s degree

6. The person that would be most helpful to someone trying to understand the high school courses required or preferred by different types of colleges is:

B. a guidance counselor

7. The SAT measures:

A. verbal and mathematical reasoning abilities.

8. Other than academics, colleges also look for:

D. All of these choices are correct.

What is a University?

A university is an institution of higher learning. The minimum number of years that are required for people who wish to study in such institutions is four years.

Guidance counselors provide directions for students by telling them what courses are required.

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Answer:

A, a web page that is a popular educational site

Explanation:

False ig cause there’s only two choices lol

Answer:

high occupancy vehicle

Explanation:

a car or other vehicles carrying a required minimum number of passenger usually two

Answer:

learn to play lol

Explanation:

hope u have a gud day

Answer:

more and more practize lear from yt

how to be pro in free fire​

Answer:

Their personal experiences

Explanation:

If someone has a horrible experience while reading a book, that might stop them from continuing to read. But if they love reading and they had great experiences while reading several books, that's going to encourage them to read more!

Answer:

B. their personal experiences

Explanation:

I got 100% on the quiz.

Answer:

A

Explanation:

the commas in the other ones are in the wrong places

Answer:

which sentence

Explanation:

Fabrication is to make up or manufacture a deceitful story or untruth, but this also depends on context btw. Vigilante is a person who watches people or commits certain acts according to their agenda whether good or bad sometimes. Think of the Green Arrow. Surveillance is to observe or watch something, such as surveillance footage from a security camera. Interrogation is what is conducted against criminals or other people to get information out of them through questioning. Uncensored means that it is unfiltered, natural, in its original state, and unchanged. Like a raw chicken.

Fabrication — falsehood
Vigilante — watchman
Surveillance — observation
Interrogation — questioning
Unfiltered — raw

Hope this helped! :D

Answer:argumentative writing activities through a critical literacy approach may have on 4th semester pre-service teachers' argumentative competence development. Participants belong to the B.A. program in English and Span ish teaching at Universidad Pedagógica Nacional. The article draws on qualitative data collection techniques such as questionnaires, focus groups, audio recordings of class sessions, and class artifacts. Findings indicate that adopting a critical literacy approach helped pre-service-teachers foster the development of their written argumentative com petence. It was revealed that participants grew as argumentative writers as they were able to take a clear position and weigh their claims. Moreover, they were engaged in reflection that fostered awareness of their roles as future ELT educators which in turn empowered them to discover teaching as a tool for transformation.

Explanation:

Answer:

My answer would depend on what they mean, but I would more than likely say, "Why not?"

Answer:

As a predator, it manages population of herbivores. That means it also indirectly strengthens the herds of thes herbivores.

Explanation:

Answer:

lions help keep the number of other animals down to a reasonable number so it won't over populate

Explanation:

lions keep the numbers down so the animals that might end up with a higher number won't mess up the condition of the environment it's in

Answer:

B

Explanation:

After reading the introduction to the Declaration of Independence, we can say that Jefferson states his premise, gives examples, and then explains:

A. The relationship between the colonies and Britain.

What is said at the beginning of the Declaration of Independence?In the introduction of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson explains the unalienable rights of all people, that is, the rights every single person in the world has. He then offers examples of those rights, such as life and liberty.

What is said next?Then, Jefferson begins to explain when a country has the right to get rid of the old government and start a new one. To do that, he explains the relationship between the American colonies and Britain.Jefferson offers examples of how the king of Britain is mistreating the colonies. He states, for example, that the king failed to approve laws that were of utmost importance for the colonies.

With the information above in mind, we can choose letter A as the best option.

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

The next day, Mrs. Weera, Mother, and Nooria tell Parvana their plan: they’ll turn Parvana into a boy. Posing as their male cousin from Jalalabad, Parvana will be able to work and shop in the market. Nooria nastily says that no one will ask about Parvana, but Parvana knows it’s true—none of her friends have seen her since the Taliban closed the schools, and her relatives are scattered. Mother’s voice catches as she says that Parvana will wear Hossain’s clothes. Parvana says this won’t work since she has long hair, but Nooria pulls out the sewing kit and snaps the scissors open and closed. Parvana shrieks that they can’t cut her hair. She says they can cut Nooria’s hair, since Nooria is the oldest and it’s Nooria’s responsibility to look after her, but Nooria looks at her adult body and points out that no one will believe she’s a boy.
The suggestion that Parvana allow the adults to turn her into a boy is offensive to Parvana because in her mind, it means giving up everything she knows and loves about herself. Even if her hair isn’t as beautiful as Nooria’s, it’s still something that makes Parvana who she is. Further, the frantic suggestion that Nooria turn into a boy instead reveals that Parvana believes this is too much to ask. And indeed, it’s a lot of responsibility to place on an 11-year-old. But given the circumstances, there’s little else the family can do to make ends meet.
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Parvana snaps that she’ll be curvy soon, but Mother heads off the fight by saying they’ll deal with that later. For now, the fact remains that Parvana is the only one who can play the part. Mrs. Weera says that this has to be Parvana’s decision. They can force her to cut her hair, but Parvana has to be willing and able to play the part in the market. Realizing that Mrs. Weera is right, Parvana agrees. Knowing it’s her choice makes it easier. Nooria announces that she’ll cut Parvana’s hair, but Mother takes the scissors and Hossain’s clothes and leads Parvana into the washroom. Parvana watches in the mirror as Mother cuts her hair off at her neck. Mother holds the chunk up and suggests they keep it tied with a ribbon, but Parvana refuses. Her hair doesn’t seem important anymore.
Mrs. Weera’s ability to present this to Parvana as a choice helps Parvana see that she does have a choice—and if she chooses not to play along, the fact remains that her family will starve. Knowing this, the choice becomes clear. And with that choice, the lopped-off hair comes to represent a younger, more immature version of Parvana. Cutting off her hair helps Parvana see that she can mold herself to become the kind of person she wants to be—and her willingness to agree to the plan suggests she wants to be someone who cares for her family and makes the necessary sacrifices to do so.
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Mother continues to cut. Parvana starts to feel like a different person as her forehead gets bigger and her ears stick out. Her hair curls, and the short cut makes her eyes look bigger. Parvana decides she has a nice face. When Mother announces that she’s done, she leaves Parvana alone to change. Parvana rubs her hands over her head and decides she likes it. She pulls on Hossain’s pale green shalwar kameez. Though the trousers are too long, if she rolls them up they fit okay. The shirt has pockets, which is a nice change from girls’ clothes. When Mother asks if Parvana is finished, Parvana steps out. Maryam looks confused until she realizes it’s Parvana. Mother says “Hossain” and looks ready to cry, so Nooria insults Parvana as a distraction.
Simply experiencing what it’s like to wear boys’ clothes gives Parvana a sense of what’s possible now that people don’t see her as a girl. With pockets, she can carry money, candy, or whatever small items she finds—something she couldn’t do before. This gives her more control over how she conducts her life. It’s also telling that it’s only once her hair is gone that Parvana decides she has a nice face. This suggests that her hair and the immaturity it represented is what was holding her back before.
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Mother hands Parvana a white cap with beautiful embroidery, gives Parvana money and a scarf, and then sends her out. Parvana reaches for her chador, but Nooria reminds her she won’t need it. Suddenly terrified that someone will recognize her, Parvana pleads with Mother to not force her to go out. Nooria nastily accuses Parvana of being scared, but Parvana spits that it’s easy to call her scared when Nooria is safe inside. Parvana slams the door on her way out.