WILL. GIVE. BRAINLIEST.

Answer: d i think

Explanation:

Amal is daydreaming
as he
walks Scout, but Scout suddenly pulls
away and escapes. Amal
yells "treat"
to get the dog's
attention so he can catch her. This
shows that he can think quickly
when he needs to.

China has become a global financial power. For evidence, look no farther than the Shanghai Tower. When finished, it will stand 2,074 feet (632 meters) tall. The tower will be China's tallest building. Only the Burj Khalifa in Dubai will be taller. The Shanghai Tower points to a change in world economics. Fewer skyscrapers are constructed in America now—partly because the economy has weakened. China can also afford environmental innovations in its tallest skyscraper. Wind turbines on the roof will produce power. Rainwater will heat and cool the building. The outside glass will let in sunlight. This will help the building's nine sky gardens grow.

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Building skyscrapers is a sign of economic _________.

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A strength
B reaction
C protection
D relief

Which sentence from Exploring the Titanic best indicates the author's enthusiastic tone at the end of the passage?
O Now, finally, I went to my bunk to get some sleep.
When I awoke, it was nighttime, and the good ship Knorr was steaming quietly and steadily to our home.
They had paid a big price over the years during my long months away from home, but they'd never once
complained.
As we came into port, I couldn't believe my eyes.

Write the following sentences in passive voice.
1. I write emails every day.
2. My brother studies electronics.
3. The government has increased the price of fuel.
4. Heavy rains damaged the roads.
5. Saman is drinking a glass of water.
6. We were playing cricket when it started to rain.
7. My brother sells computers.
8. Kamal is repairing his bicycle.
9. They will find out the truth very soon.
10. They had done everything before I came.
11. The manager sent the letter yesterday.
12. I invited my friends to the party.
13. They are building a house in Colombo.
14. Martin Wickramasinghe wrote Madol Doowa.

What is the slope of the line?

Would you describe your friend John as covetous if he wanted, and tried to get, everything you had? Why or why not?

Hello Mary, are you ready for your checkup? is comma correct​

fill in the blanks with every,each,some,any,neither,either the first question is 1.I spoke with______of the delegates. 2. Do you have____time to read the article. 3.would you like____wine with your meal.yes,please bring me_____red wine. 4.The phone was engaged _____time I tried. 5._____boys will be winners because they performed very well.

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5. In class, you recently had a discussion about whether towns and cities should have more parks and green spaces.
You have decided to write an article for your school magazine.

Respond to these questions. Cite evidence from the text to support your positions.

What parts of Roosevelt's speech did you find to be strongest? What parts did you find to be weakest? Discuss Roosevelt's reasoning and his rhetoric.

How valid did you find Roosevelt's evidence? Was it sufficient, credible, and relevant?

Did Roosevelt use any logical fallacies or fallacious reasoning? If so, where in the speech did he do so?

How was the experience of listening to the speech different from the experience of reading it? In which form were you better able to notice and evaluate the reasoning and rhetoric in Roosevelt's argument?

Choose the best transitions to complete the passage. Football is an important part of the high school experience in many towns around the nation. Studies show, , that helmets do not provide enough protection for the brain. , some players can end up with brain damage. A blow to the head causes a concussion, which means that the brain hits the skull. , schools should consider whether the game is worth the risk.

Which of the following is a consequence of lenders investigating legal
actions taken against you?
O A. Your credit score will be inaccurate.
B. Your credit score will go down.
C. Your credit score will go up.
O D. Your credit score will stay the same.

Fix these comma splices by rewriting the sentences. You must use each of these once: period, semi-colon, conjunction.

1. I love school, I get good grades.
2. Baseball was America's past-time, football is more popular now.
3. My teacher assigns too much homework, I just don't have the time.
4. I am working, I am making a lot of money.

writers use _____,  or the underlying meaning and feelings of words, to influence the audience’s emotion.

A. truth

B. connotation

C. thoughts

D. denotation

Read the text and answer the questions that follow.
Elizabeth shivered as the wind howled outside the unfamiliar cabin. She hovered at the tiny window, anxiously searching for a glimpse
of her father. The twilight was fading fast; if Father did not hurry he would be trying to find his way back to their isolated new home in the dark
Earlier in the day. Elizabeth had unpacked their few belongings. Ashlight fell, something banged against the side of the cabin, rattling the dishes stacked by the empty fireplace, and Elizabeth jumped.
Which sentence should be deleted to improve the overall organization of the scene? Why? How could this sentence be revised to fit into the
existing organization of the scene?

Read this sentence.

Because it was true that it was really raining cats and dogs this morning, I decided to ask someone to give me a ride in the car to school.

Which of the following is the most concise way to write this sentence without losing important information?

Select one:

a.
Because it was raining, I got a ride.


b.
Because it was raining so hard this morning, I asked for a ride to school.


c.
Because it was raining cats and dogs this morning, I asked someone to give me a ride in the car to school.


d.
Because it was true that it was really raining cats and dogs this morning, I asked for a ride to school.

Which of the following are examples of channel factors that influence the strength of an individual’s argument when attempting to persuade another? A. audience characteristics and attitude B. media and distractions C. level of expertise and credibility D. tone and structure of message Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

What is the central idea for “THE SCHOLARSHIP JACKET” by Marta Salinas.

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All-girls schools should hire only female people highlight the vague word or phrase

1. Who is the author's audience?
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Often you feel you've done nothing when you've actually
done a lot. That's because what you did do seemed beneath
notice-it was so small that it di In't "count.” But it did-just
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as each stitch counts toward a finished dress, each brick or
nail toward a house you can live in, each mistake toward
knowing how to do things right.


A. encouraging
B. hesitant
C.amused

DIRECTIONS: Using the article you read as basis, pick some sentence from the article and write it on the table below you the VOLATILE UNCERTAIN COMPLEX AMBIGUOUS
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A well written narrative essay

Information posted on Wikipedia is more accurate than information posted on Britannica. TRUE OR FALSE?

This answer is mashed potatoes right three different questions

in The odyssey how are the character archetypes represented​

What is the meaning of stability

"There's men's work and there's women's work ". How far do you agree with this statement? Argue your point of view
(need to write an argumentative essay)

Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false

2. Viewing does not help in developing the learners' knowledge and skills in

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