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Explanation:

Ann and Kate had nice weekends.

On Friday evenings they were at the playground.

The girl cleaned the floor and washed the dishes.

Then she played computer games.

On Saturday evening Kate went to the zoo with her parents.

She watched lions and monkeys.

Ann was at the cinema on Saturday.

She watched and interesting cartoon.

Ann walked her dog in the park.

On Sunday Ann and Kate were at the beach.

They swam in the river.

The girls had a lovely time.

In the evening they came home and did their homework.

Ann and Kate went to bed early because they had to go to school on Monday

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1.-F

2.-T

3.- F

4.- F

5.- F

6.- T

Highlight the detail that reveals one of Momma’s actions.

Mrs. Flowers didn't belong to our church, nor was she Momma's familiar. Why on earth did she insist on calling her Sister Flowers? Shame made me want to hide my face. Mrs. Flowers deserved better than to be called Sister.

—I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings,
Maya Angelou

What inference can be made about Momma based on her action in this passage?

She wishes Mrs. Flowers went to her church.
She dislikes Mrs. Flowers.
She believes she is equal to Mrs. Flowers.
She hopes she can be like Mrs. Flowers.

What do these lines reveal about Macbeth?
A. Macbeth is willing to do anything in order to achieve his goals.
B. Macbeth is going to be loyal to both Duncan and his sons.

C. Macbeth is afraid that Duncan is aware of his traitorous plans.

D. Macbeth is happy that Duncan has named Duncan's son as successor to
the throne.

Paul writes, “Now Mike is dead. But the Dream lives on.” What does he mean?

how do you tell a boy you like him

Which of the words in these sentences does the reader need to emphasize when reading?
“Thunderous tornadoes demolish Los Angeles. Bowling-ball size hailstones rain down on Tokyo. Why the sudden onslaught of deadly weather?”
a.
thunderous tornadoes, hailstones
c.
thunderous, demolish, bowling ball size hailstones, why
b.
tornadoes, Los Angeles, rain down
d.
demolish Los Angeles, Tokyo

How does Fitzgerald use setting in the exposition
in this passage? Check all of the boxes that apply.
□To establish the geographical context
□To establish the historical context
□To avoid discussing a cultural background
□To introduce the story's villain
□To create atmosphere
□To suggest possible conflicts​

"For instance," said the boy again, "if Christmas trees were people and people were Christmas trees, we'd all be chopped down, put up in the living room, and covered with tinsel, while the trees opened our presents."

"What does that have to do with it?" asked Milo.

"Nothing at all," he answered, "but it's an interesting possibility, don't you think?"

"How do you manage to stand up there?" asked Milo, for this was the subject which most interested him.

–The Phantom Tollbooth,
Norton Juster

Use the drop-down menu to answer each question.

What is Alec's perspective on the topic of perspective?

What is Milo's perspective on the topic of perspective?

Which detail best helps you understand Milo's perspective on the topic of perspective?

JUST NEED THIS LAST QUESTION!!! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!! HELP ASAP!! SHARE YO SMARTNESS!!!

1. Why were charters more successful at establishing settlements than England’s earlier attempts at colonization?
A) They established laws that would make the colonies easier to control.
B) They required all settlers to be financially well-off before leaving for America.
C) They attracted merchants and noblemen who were eager to expand their wealth.
D) They included restrictions on the number of people who could settle in an area.

Write an argument for or against the idea of using controlled fires to protect wild areas.
What do you know? what do you want to know? How will you learn? what have you learnd?

which of the following are the two themes of the story that evening sun

4. Why does Friar Lawrence feel he must go quickly to Juliet's tomb?​

Which sentence most accurately describes the diction of this passage?

The trail ventured off into the horizon, meandering between fields of alfalfa and corn, crabgrass and soy, until at last it disappeared amidst foothills covered in sandy boulders. Looming above these hills, snowcapped mountains reflected the last reds of evening as the day drew on into twilight.
A. The short, abrupt interjections of emotional words create a joyous mood.
B. The description skips over details, such as how the narrator can see so clearly at twilight.
C. The great outdoors suggests the feeling of living in nature.
D. The long, complex sentences make the pace slow and thoughtful.

Esperanza looked down at Silvia's dirty hands. Silvia grinned up at her and Esperanza's first thought was to pull her hand away and wash it as soon as possible.

According to this description, Silvia is

messy.
shy.
thoughtful
unhappy.

a sentence using dominion

I NEED HELP ASP!
Read the excerpt from "Object Lesson, Part 1."

This time he stared directly from David to Howard to Joey. His stare said, I hate to do this, boys, but of course I'll have to if you think you can get away with it.

Why does the author most likely foreshadow Ellery's future actions for readers?

Knowing what will happen verifies Ellery's cleverness.
Knowing what will happen intensifies Ellery's challenge.
Anticipating upcoming events creates a tense mood.
Anticipating upcoming events verifies the boys' guilt.

Punctuation used to separate written fractions: _____.
apostrophe
comma
hyphen
parentheses
quotation marks

PLZ HELP ASAP

What is the official language of the United States?

what do you think erecting an American flag on the moon means, symbolically? why did Buzz Aldrin do it?​

One advantage of the decision making process is that it helps to weigh options. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

What was effective about the “thank you” that Boris Johnson recorded for the front line workers?

Read the passage.

As many as one half of all middle school students say they have trouble getting to class on time. It is difficult to move through the crowded halls to get from class to class, and students are expected to use the restroom or meet with their school counselors during this time. One way to fix this issue is to add one more minute to the breaks between classes.

Which organizational struture does the writer use in this passage?

a
sequence and summary
b
problem and solution
c
compare and contrast
d
cause and effect

A simile is a figule of speech that compares two unlike
things using the word like or as. Identify a simile Mora uses in 'Teenagers"
that suggests what the speaker's grown children are like.

Read the excerpt from Moon Mission.

Now the space agency is planning a return trip. In December 2017, President Donald Trump signed a Space Policy Directive. It put manned lunar exploration back at the top of NASA’s agenda.

The important details in the excerpt support the central idea that

A.NASA has a very lengthy agenda.
B.NASA will continue space exploration.
C.Donald Trump is the current president.
D.Donald Trump must approve of space exploration.

What is the most important aspect to choosing a research topic?
Choose a topic that is broad
Choose a topic that is narrow
Choose a topic that is interesting
Choose a topic that is unusual

Each sentence has either a comma splice or sentence fragment. Correct comma splices by replacing them with a period, semicolon, or coordinating conjunction. Correct sentence fragments by either omitting the semicolon completely or replacing the semicolon with a comma or dash.

1. I gave my mother a box of chocolates for her birthday, she was pleased.
2. Susan was sitting off in the corner; without a care in the world.
3. When they were kids they made homemade lemonade, they sold it for two bucks a pop.
4. Without support from the president; the bill failed to make it through Congress.
5. Construction continued unabated for more than two months, I wasn’t getting much sleep.

2 ) 3.29 Listen and read. Choose the correct answers.
Write them in your notebook.
1 Al had / didn't have a good time in Rome.
2 He met / didn't meet his cousin there.
3 He visited / didn't visit places with Sofia.
4 They saw / didn't see the Colosseum.
5 He bought / didn't buy a T-shirt.
1 had​

vels of Marco
Why does the author include information about trade in this
text?
d here. And
Old and various
will not attempt
Bucts. They
nerchants make
to convince readers to visit the region to buy products
to illustrate the wealth and commercial success of the
regio
to describe why he wants to live in the region
to encourage readers to move to the region

Read the excerpt from the adapted play "The Nose." Scene 1 A ballroom decorated with sculptures, gold trimmings, crystal chandeliers. The men, in formal black jackets, and the women, in evening gowns and jewels, are dancing, talking, eating. KOVALEV enters, looking around the room with a critical expression. A MAN approaches him and speaks to him enthusiastically. MAN. Do I have the honor of addressing Major Kovalev? KOVALEV. You do. MAN. It's my pleasure, Major. KOVALEV. I'm sure it is. Based on the excerpt, a reader can conclude that Major Kovalev thinks very highly of himself and expects that other people will share his perspective. thinks very highly of himself but is not sure if other people will share his perspective. does not think very highly of himself and expects that other people will share his perspective. does not think very highly of himself but is not sure if other people will share his perspective.

In "Water Flowing from Toilet to Tap May Be Hard to Swallow,” what reasons does Schwartz give to support his claim?

15 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST IF CORRECT
Read the excerpt from Blanca Flor. The Duende (in a crackly voice). Hello. Juanito. Yikes! Who said that! (He turns around quickly and is startled to see THE DUENDE behind him.) Who are you? The Duende (with a mischievous twinkle in his eye). Hello. Juanito. Hello . . . who, who are you? And where did you come from? Now, read the excerpt from a narrative version of the play. Suddenly, Juanito heard a crackly voice. “Hello,” it said. “Yikes! Who said that?” Juanito exclaimed. Turning around quickly, he saw a small, gnomelike creature behind him. “Who are you?” “Hello,” the creature repeated, a mischievous twinkle in his eye. “Hello . . . who, who are you?” Juanito asked. “And where did you come from?”

Which statement best describes the difference between the narrative version and the play?

In the narrative version, Juanito’s feelings about seeing the creature are not clearly described.
In the narrative version, the reader must make a guess about the creature’s personality.
In the narrative version, the reader learns where the creature has come from.
In the narrative version, Juanito’s feelings reveal that he is brave and unafraid of the mischievous creature.