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I would like you to think of any person in your life that you appreciate. It could be an obvious person, or someone that wouldn't normally get apprecietion. You should write a two paragraph letter to that person expressing your appreciation. I think it would would be great if you sent this letter, but it isn't required.

Dear Mother,

You are a special person in my life and everything you do is to protect me or love me. You are with me from the start even when hard, scary, or bad times came across. I give you appreciation from my heart because I know you'll love me as much, or even more, as I love you. You were the only person who understood me.

Sometimes, you'd block me for doing things or take away something, but it is only because I didn't respect you--or just because you're trying to protect me. For example, once you took away my phone, saying it was too much screen time. I later realized you was right. You had to wear glasses earlier in your life, but you don't anymore. This was because you watched too much screen time and your eyes got hurt; but now I understand. I appreciate you and will go along with you every second in your life.

With love,

Your Daughter

Which Of the following best describes rhetoric

How does the Nurse confuse the story of the fight? ( Romeo and Juliet)

Blaming the victim is participating in a
O Shame culture
O Nature and nurture syndrome
O Policing culture
O Blame game

Which sentence contains a nonrestrictive clause and is punctuated correctly?
The teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students—which they loved-and ate lunch outside with them at recess.
The teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students which they loved—and ate lunch outside with them at recess.
The teacher packed picnic lunches (for all the students) which they loved and ate lunch outside with them at recess.
The teacher packed picnic lunches for all the students which they loved and ate lunch outside with them (at recess).

Autumn
Endless colors splashed on the leaves,
the leaves splashing them on the field,
the field splashing them on our eyes.
Of all the fallings I have ever seen,
the descent of maple leaves, splashes
joy in my heart, most lovingly.



What characteristic from the piece proves it is a poem?
A.
It has irregular line breaks.
B.
It has at least two characters.
C.
The main character is in conflict.
D.
The setting takes place in the past.

Read the scenario.

Gabriela’s friend Jason has started smoking cigarettes. Because of Jason’s new habit, he rarely has enough money to go out. Jason recently has had trouble keeping up during track practice. Jason has offered Gabriela cigarettes in the past, but she has said no because of the effects she has seen on Jason and because of what she has learned about nicotine in health class. Nonetheless, she is beginning to consider accepting the next time he asks.

What negative consequences might Gabriela experience if she chooses to smoke cigarettes? Select three options.

1. increased stamina
2. health problems
3. impaired driving
4. increased expenses
5. addiction to nicotine

In today's world, voting is both a responsibility and something
that you should do. Many corrupt politicians thrive on low voter
turnout and people not voting.

Which rewrite best improves this passage while leaving the original meaning intact?

A. Voting is a responsibility and a duty. Many corrupt politicians thrive on
low voter turnout and lack of votes.

B. Voting prevents corrupt politicians from thriving.

C. Voting is both a responsibility and a way for corrupt politicians to thrive.

D. Voting is a responsibility. Many corrupt politicians thrive on low voter
turnout.

PLZZ HELP

read the introduction [paragraphs 1-5]

which detail from the introduction suggests that the oed relies in part on the contributions of individuals
from different areas

a. the english language is used in different and colorful ways around the world. the same words can be used in different ways, depending on where you live

b. last year, the oed, bbc radio and the forward arts foundation teamed up to find and define local words in the uk

c. associate editor eleanor maier called the early response “phenomenal.” editors are beginning to draft a rage of suggestions to include in the dictionary

d. these range from hawaii’s “hammajang,” meaning in “in a disorderly state,” to the scottish word for a swimming costume, “dookers” or “duckers”

How would you describe the character of Harker? What kind of person is he?
What impression are you given of Transylvania? Is it a nice place?
How does Stoker inject a sense of anxiety into proceedings? Give quotes from the text and describe how they make the reader feel.
What, on the other hand, sets a more relaxed tone? Again, quote from the text .
What are your initial impressions of Count Dracula? What do you think of him?

4.
is the second most widely used illegal drug in the United States.
-Speed
- Marijuana
-Cocaine
-LSD

How would you describe the importance of Icarus's death in musee des beaux arts and landscape with the fall of Icarus

Select the correct text in the passage.
Which sentence needs supporting evidence to show the impact that Franklin's work has had on many people?
Benjamin Franklin's Fascination with Electricity
adapted from the National Park Service

Benjamin Franklin was fascinated by electricity and gave a lot of his time after he retired to study its properties. Some of his research resulted in "tricks" that he used to amuse others. For example, he made a charged metal spider that moved like the real thing. He discovered new ways to generate, store, and turn on electricity. His design of lightning rods helped prevent untold numbers of structural fires throughout the world.
His famous kite experiment occurred in June 1752. Franklin asked his son William to fly a kite to which he had attached a wire on top and a key at the end of a string. Ultimately, the kite gathered an electric charge from a storm cloud. Franklin was then able to collect some of the charge and compare it to the electricity he had created in other experiments. He did not mention the experiment until October, four months after it took place, at which point Franklin did not clarify that he had conducted the experiment himself—an issue that has caused some people to doubt Franklin's story.

Which of the following details from the text best foreshadows the story’s conclusion?

A
“He was past sixty and had a Michael Angelo's Moses beard curling down from the head of a satyr along with the body of an imp.” ( Paragraph 30)
B
“he was a fierce little old man, who scoffed terribly at softness in any one” ( Paragraph 30)
C
“regarded himself as especial mastiff-in-waiting to protect the two young artists in the studio above.” ( Paragraph 30)
D
“Vy do you allow dot silly pusiness to come in der brain of her? Ach, dot poor leetle Miss Yohnsy.” ( Paragraph 33)

Label the part of speech of each underlined word.

Change these sentence ino the active or passive voice

Why is it important to celebrate accomplishments like graduation?

Why might alliteration strenghen the impact of poetic language?
A. It contains important themes that demand the reader's attention.
B. It explores complex emotions that are difficult to express.
O c. It catches the reader by surprise through vivid imagery.
O D. It creates a sense that the words go together or seem "right."

Good afternoon. Mr. Secretary General; Your Excellencies, we are here because, right now, in crowded camps and cities around the world, there are families—from Darfur in Chad, Palestinians in Lebanon, Afghans in Pakistan, Colombians in Ecuador—who’ve endured years—in some cases, decades—as refugees, surviving on rations and aid, and who dream of someday, somehow, having a home of their own. We’re here because, right now, there are young girls . . . like my daughters . . . who are just as precious and just as gifted—like the 16-year-old refugee from Myanmar that I met in Malaysia—who’ve suffered unspeakable abuse . . . girls who pray at night that someone might rescue them from their torment. What evidence does President Obama use to support the claim that the child-refugee problem needs to be addressed and fixed? Select two options. Obama uses empirical evidence, since he names the specific countries where refugees live. Obama uses empirical evidence, since he uses a verifiable source in the refugee from Myanmar. Obama uses logical evidence, since it is reasonable to state that refugees want homes of their own. Obama uses logical evidence, since it is common sense that most young girls are gifted. Obama uses anecdotal evidence, since he shares stories about his visits to war-torn countries. Obama uses anecdotal evidence, since he shares a personal experience he has had with a refugee.

As I walked through the empty building, I could hear the groans of the walls as they settled in for the night.

delete the comma after building

insert a comma after walls

change they to it

no change needed

The passage states that the British used the Thames for defense, but how did the Thames also make the British vulnerable during war?
A) The Thames River often flooded during many significant battles on English soil.
B) The German Air Force followed the Thames River up to London for bombing purposes.
C) The Thames River enabled enemy ships to travel up its length to reach London much more easily.
D) The level of pollution in the Thames often rose powerfully in the times of war, sickening the population.

Creating bike lanes can lead to problems for a community. To make room for bikes on the roadway, the Bakersfield City Council has decided to eliminate parking spaces on Berry Avenue from 180th Street to 185th Street. Research suggests that areas without on-street parking experience economic decline. In addition, the council did not inform the people who use those spaces. Councilman Steven Barry received calls from several people in his district. Carol Lombard said, "I’m considering moving if you go through with this. I can’t enter my house through my back door, and I don’t have a driveway. It’s not fair.”
Read the passage carefully. Which research question would this passage best help to answer?
Who’s to blame for most traffic accidents involving bicyclists?
How do bike lanes affect the flow of traffic in urban areas?
What are benefits and drawbacks of adding bike lanes to city streets?
Why should cities invest money to widen streets and add bike lanes?

Which line of poetry is made up of iambs?
O A. Another man as tall as thee
B. Violets are blue
C. Eating, sleeping, fighting, talking
O D. Tam so busily talking with Vonnegut

Discuss and Decide
Which type of character do you usually encounter in the stories you read, a
character developed by direct characterization or by indirect characterization?
Cite text evidence in your discussion.​

why is getting a lawyer for gender inequality the best solution for gender inequality

Which phrase from paragraph 1 includes loaded words?
Friends won't have to ask
glamorous and sophisticated
Other brands
Sliding on a pair of Stylin' Shades

PART A: How does the author’s discussion of Sujatha Baliga’s own experiences with abuse and forgiveness contribute to the text?



A


It emphasizes how much more difficult it is for people to forgive offenders who are close to them, as opposed to strangers.


B


It suggests that forgiveness and restorative justice are not always the right course of action for victims and offenders.


C


It shows how sometimes restorative justice isn’t necessary between an offender and a victim; forgiveness is enough.


D


It shows how forgiveness can free victims from the painful emotions that they often continue to carry with them.

Why is the telecommunications market so monopolistic?

please help!

Then I walked into Mr. and Mrs. Frank’s bedroom. On the floor, amidst the chaos of papers and books, my eye lit on the little red-orange checkered, cloth-bound diary . . .

Quickly, we gathered up handfuls of pages in Anne’s scrawling handwriting. My heart beat in fear that the Austrian would return and
catch us among the now-captured “Jewish
possessions.” . . .
I opened the bottom drawer of my desk and began to pile in the diary . . . I told Elli, “I will keep everything.” I took the papers she was holding and continued filling the drawer. “I’ll keep everything safe for Anne until she comes back.”

—Anne Frank Remembered
Miep Gies

Which sentences are examples of strong notes for this passage? Check all that apply.

A) Miep walked into the bedroom.
B) Miep found Anne’s diary in the bedroom.
C) Miep’s heart beat quickly.
D) Miep was afraid of being caught.
E) Miep filled the drawer

Which of the phrases below is the general topic?
O A. Sunny and warm
B. Weather forecasts
O C. Mostly cloudy
O D. Thunder and lightning storms

PLZ HELP ME QUICK!!!
Read the following passage, paying close attention to how the author develops the distinct points of view of each character.

Andres and Neveah looked from the assembly instructions to the bookcase, and then back again.

“This monstrosity looks nothing like the picture on the box,” Andres laughed. “It looks like it’s about to implode or disintegrate!”

Neveah rolled her eyes at him, scanning the directions again to see where they stopped adhering to them.

“Well at the very least, we’ll have kindling for the fire.”

Neveah thought she had found the problem; she never left a job half-done.

How is the fact that “Andres laughed” related to the statement that Neveah “never left a job half-done”?

A) The author uses them to distinguish between the siblings’ personal preferences in furniture.

B) The author uses them to compare how well brothers and sisters work together.

C) The author uses them to contrast Andres as ambitious and Neveah as easily bored.

D) The author uses them to describe Andres as a humorous character and Neveah as serious.