Why is Reverend Hale suspicious of John Proctor?

Answer:

Hale becomes suspicious when he realizes they don't attend church frequently, and that John Proctor couldn't preform his 10 commandments. It was ironic because he was tell him to believe in the court, but we all know that there is no real witches.

because he doesn't go to church regularly

List two examples of a community college. What is the difference between a certificate program and an associate's degree?

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A. being stimulated
B. gaining steam
C. accelerating
D. stabilizing

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Could someone write me a full page original persuasive essay (5 stars)

JOURNALISM PLEASE HELP FAST DUE IN A FEW MINUTES. 25 POINTS
Why do factors like geographical location, race, or income level shape the audience for news? PLEASE EXPLAIN THE BEST YOU CAN!

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Arette is from France. She speaks two languages.
Which word describes Arette?
A. Trilingual
B.
Bilingual
OC. Monolingual

Leave No Trace Reading Plus Story Level H

how did shylock get his revenge in merchant of venice?​

what was the dytlove pass incident?

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Choose the correct degree of
comparison for each sentence:
Our crazy Uncle Pete is the --
fisherman in all of Oregon.

talenter
talented
more talented. most talented

PART A:Which statement identifies the central idea of the text?

A. The discrimination that black women experienced for being women was far greater than the discrimination they faced for being black.

B. The women's suffrage movement would've achieved their goals much more quickly if they allowed black women to participate in the movement
C. Achieving racial equality was a more important goal for black women than achieving the right to vote.

D. Despite the resistance that black women encountered from white women they made important contributions to women's suffrage.

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dialogue in a sentence

Read each of the poems below and identify examples of

the techniques. Record your examples on the lines

provided. Scroll all the way to the bottom to see both

poems.



Sonic Boom



I'm sitting in the living room

When, up above, the Thump of Doom

Resounds. Relax. It's sonic boom.



The ceiling shudders at the clap,

The mirrors tilt, the rafters snap,

And Baby wakens from his nap.



"Hush, babe. Some pilot we equip,

Giving the speed of sound the slip,

Has cracked the air like a penny whip."



Our world is far from frightening; I

no longer strain to read the sky

Where moving fingers (jet planes) fly.

Our world seems much too tame to die.



And if it does, with one more pop,

I shan't look up to see it drop.

by John Updike



1. Rhyme Scheme (1st six lines):

2. Imagery:

3. Onomatopoeia:

4. Onomatopoeia:

5. Alliteration :

6. Alliteration :

6. Simile:

7. Metaphor (stanza #1):​

Which of these is an example of information being put into a song to make it
easier to remember?

A. Schoolhouse Rock! songs

B. The national anthem

C. Songs performed by Madonna

D. The pledge of allegiance

Which two sentences could be combined using the correlative conjunctions not only/but also?
A. We brought our favorite pajamas. We went to a sleepover.
B. We get to play that game with you. We go home.
C. We like Brussels sprouts. We also like beets

Fill in the blanks to complete a summary of the passage.

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The author’s main purpose for writing this selection is —



A.

to explain how to commit a burglary in an affluent neighborhood


B.

to inform the reader about how dangerous it can be to rob houses during the daytime


C.

to entertain the reader with a story about two criminals whose plan to rob an affluent neighborhood doesn’t go as planned


D.

to persuade the reader to contact the police if they should notice anything suspicious in their neighborhood

The author includes the details in paragraph 2 most likely —


A.
to describe the setting

B.
to set up the conflict in the story

C.
to foreshadow a twist that will come later in the story

D.
to describe the differences between Jim and the narrator

What evidence from the text best supports the author’s message?


A.
“We like to rob empty houses because Jim and I agree on one thing—nobody gets hurt.”

B.
“I had that itchy feeling that tells me when we’re pushing our luck.”

C.
“Just then, I noticed that a police car had pulled up behind me.”

D.
“We had forgotten the only person for whom an ice cream truck is never invisible: the competition.”

Name three of the four main differences between a short story and a novel.

The seeds of which plant are MOST
LIKELY to be spread by wind?
A oak tree
B. dandelion
C. coconut palm
D. orange tree

What does the Frank family do when Margot, Anne’s older sister, receives a “call-up” to go to a work camp in “Germany”?

Read this excerpt from "Why Are They Called Black Holes?"

Within a circular boundary of about fifty miles from the black hole center, gravity is so strong that massless light cannot escape its pull. This boundary is called the "theoretical event horizon." Imagine observing a black hole from galaxies away. Light can be seen around the event horizon but not within it. The universe is filled with dim light drifting all around, but absolutely no light can be seen inside a circular event horizon. Therefore, the area inside is called a "black hole."

Based on this excerpt, which conclusion is most likely true about black holes?

Even though there is light inside a black hole, it is not visible.
Even though a black hole has gravity, there is nothing inside a black hole.
A black hole can only be observed or detected at a short distance.
A black hole only releases light that appears black to the eyes.

Regarding Salvation, By Langston Hughes

The mood of the revival is BEST described as


a) frightening

b) casual

c) energized

d) somber

The 1920s is marked as a period of new inventions. The electric refrigerator was created replacing the icebox which, as its name implies, used blocks of daily shipped ice to keep food cool. Emerging companies transported frozen food across the nation in refrigerated railway trains that utilized a newly developed coolant called sulfur dioxide. Purchasing already prepared frozen food was a widely adopted practice because it shaved hours off of food preparation times. Art exploded as well during the 1920s. A new form of improvised music known as jazz replaced ragtime music that had been popular from the late 1800s until the 1910s. Rather than the common household practice of purchasing piano sheet music and singing along to the melody, Americans enjoyed listening to records from jazz artists such as Count Basie, Louis Armstrong, and Dizzy Gillespie. The 1920s was also the period of alcohol prohibition. Decades of public outcry about the effects of overconsumption of liquor led to strict laws that prohibited its sale during the 1920s. Bootleggers illegally manufactured liquor and sold it to citizens with one of the most famous of them being Al Capone. Alcohol prohibition laws were repealed in 1933.

What reason best explains why frozen foods became popular?

a. They are convenient. ​

b. They are less expensive. ​

c. They are easier to obtain than fresh food.

what is personification?​

Could someone help me out with an English essay? I just need help with the hook, i'm really bad at thinking of what to say :(

Rhyming is when some words

HELP ASAP!! WILL gIVE BRAINLIEST Which statement best explains the effectiveness of the conclusion paragraph?