The blank page. For many writers, this is one of the most intimidating things they must encounter. Many think to themselves: How can I possibly fit everything I want to say onto this page? Will I be able to connect with my audience? or How do I focus? The one question that every writer asks, however, is Where do I start?

Finding a starting point is difficult. It can even be overwhelming. In fact, many writers get anxious and nervous when they begin writing. Many famous authors have had to experience being nervous about writing. Ernest Hemingway's novel The Sun Also Rises takes place during World War I.

One way to overcome this anxiousness is to think about the first sentence as opposed to the final draft. Think of it as building a house. Writing is put together in a similar way—word by word and then sentence by sentence. Another way to get over the nervousness of a blank page is to write anything down. Even if your writing doesn't make sense, this is a good exercise to get you started in the act of writing. Even writing your name over and over at least gets you into the act of writing instead of sitting around waiting for the ideas to come to you. Also, it gets rid of your nervous energy. Writing a word over and over on a chalkboard is one way some teachers make students behave. In addition, another way to get over the first step of writing is to talk. Talk to friends, parents, or whoever will listen. Ask them questions about what they think about certain subjects. When it's time to write, you'll find that those ideas and talks will come back to you.
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Which sentence from this passage supports the main idea the least?
A.
Many famous authors have had to experience being nervous about writing.
B.
Another way to get over the nervousness of a blank page is to write anything down.
C.
In fact, many writers get anxious and nervous when they begin writing.
D.
Ernest Hemingway's novel The Sun Also Rises takes place during World War I.

I am pretty sure the answer is D-Ernest Hemingway’s novel The Sun Also Rises takes place during World War I.

Explanation:

They only state a little tiny piece of information about this book, while the rest is about writers getting nervous.

Answer:

Ernest Hemingway

Explanation:

What are specific things a vanguard would do to help his / (her) community?

Read the excerpt from the Declaration of Independence.

We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.

Which statement below best describes the language in this excerpt?
1. objective and timid
2. personal and casual
3. complex and intellectual
4. passionate and logical

Lichens are made of two different, cooperating organisms: an alga and a fungus. Lichens live on rocks, tree
branches, and even houses. You can also find lichens living on metal. Some can be so small that you must use a
microscope to see them. But some are large, leafy, and crusty growths. Lichens come in many different colors
and are found all over the world. There are lichens in Antarctica and Africa. Some even survive trips into outer
space. Scientists think that lichens may also grow on Mars.

Lichens live in many___
A.aquariums
B.businesses
C.climates
D.orchards

Help I have a very important question for the boys only? My teacher wants us to fo a project where we have to report what go's on in "the boys" group

Choose the option that correctly uses the apostrophe to show a plural possessive.
What is the fastest way to get to the ______ house?
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:

(Choice A)
A
Richterses

(Choice B)
B
Richters\redD{\text{'}}’start color #e84d39, start text, apostrophe, end text, end color #e84d39

(Choice C)
C
Richter\redD{\text{'}}’start color #e84d39, start text, apostrophe, end text, end color #e84d39s

Contrasting Points of View: Describe Steve and Soda's differing points of view on having Ponyboy go out with them.

Which statements explain how Roosevelt use of illusions most likely affect her audience

A written story about an alien invasion is adapted for a dramatic radio
broadcast and told as if it were occurring live. What would be one difference
in presenting the story through radio that might make it work even better?
A. It would be nonvisual, allowing listeners to imagine frightening
images.
B. It would take place live, adding to a feeling of suspense
C. It would be listened to during other activities, making its message
more effective.
D. It would be interrupted by commercials, making it feel more
comical.

Does Humanism build upon the ideas of the Middle Ages or break away from those ideas?

A girl is treated poorly by her family. She dreams of
meeting a kind man, falling in love, and leaving her
unhappy life. By chance, she meets the mayor of the town,
who falls in love with her. They get married and live happy
lives.
Which sentence best summarizes the paragraph?
O
A. It is a good story because it has a happy ending.
O
B. A girl overcomes many obstacles to realize true happiness.
O
C. True love conquers all the unhappiness in the world.
O
D. The story takes place during the time of princes and princesses.

The leafy sea dragon lives in the ocean south and west of Australia. This is the only place where this fish is found,
The leafy sea dragon is related to the seahorse, but these two creatures are quite different. The leafy sea dragon
has the appearance of floating seaweed. It has leaf-like formations all over its slender body. This helps it to live
unnoticed by predators. The seahorse, on the other hand, has bumpy skin and uses its tail to cling to branches.
Do It!
The leafy sea dragon is able to____
itself

A.disguise
B.purify
C.groom
D.enlarge

Connection to modern world from the myth narcissus and echo

To be subjective means:

A. to represent the ideas of others.

B. to be true for everyone.

C. to represent your own point of view.

D. to intentionally influence others.

One of the most interesting wonders in the world is a circle of stones known as
Stonehenge. Stonehenge was built more than three thousand years ago by natives in
England. Scientists do not know the purpose for the arraignment of the stones. Some
believe that the stone circle was used as a calendar to show how the sun and moon
moved. This may have helped ancient people follow the seasons. This in turn would
help people predict seasons.
Which sentence best explains what this passage is about?
A Rocks of all shapes and sizes can be found in England.
B. Most scientists like to study rocks, especially ones found in England.
C. Some scientists think that Stonehenge was used like a calendar.
D. People have always used calendars to keep track of time.

What error in parallelism is made in the following sentence?
Not only vacuuming, but the family wants to dust and straighten up the whole house.

A. It changes subject
B. It omits a relative clause.
C. It uses imperfect coordinating structure.
D. It uses inconsistency in a series.

Obviously the characters in Shakespeare's play find Mark Antony's speech really

convincing, but Shakespeare wrote the play so that they would. But if you were to

remove the easily swayed audience and replace it with a more objective audience,

Mark Antony's speech would still stand up as a convincing work of rhetoric.

HELP PLZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

The original story and the film version of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Adventure of the Speckled Band" share these two major themes: the danger of jumping to conclusions and blank . However, the two versions differ in certain ways. For example, in the original story, Helen Stoner gets engaged blank years after her sister’s death, while in the film version, the engagement takes place one year later. The film version also establishes a more intimate connection between Watson and Helen as blank

6. In Diagon Alley Harry and Hagrid meet one of the professors. Which one do they meet? What
does he teach?
Chapter 5

Emil is writing about the benefits of the Electoral College when he finds the following editorial written about its drawbacks.

Every four years, the United States selects a president through the Electoral College. The Electoral College is an unfair system that reduces voters’ power in some states and increases voters’ power in others. On three occasions, the system has resulted in the election of a president who received fewer votes than an opponent. In 2000, George W. Bush lost the popular vote to Al Gore. Bush received about five hundred thousand fewer votes. But he won the presidency because he had the most state electoral votes. The outcome of the 2000 election led to calls to end the Electoral College.

What ideas expressed in the editorial will Emil most likely need to address in his essay? SELECT 3 OPTIONS

The Electoral College system has resulted in candidates winning the election even after losing the popular vote.

In general, the Electoral College vote and the popular vote support the same candidate.

The Electoral College is a system that runs every four years.

The Electoral College gives voters in some states more power than voters in others.

Some people are in favor of ending the Electoral College.

Commonlit: BLUE

PART B: Which quote from the text best supports the answer to Part A?

A
“La took a step toward her father, but the look in his eyes made her back away into her bedroom and shut the door.” ( Paragraph 11)
B
“‘Then why did she leave?’ / Blue went and perched on the window sill. ‘That I don’t know.’” ( Paragraphs 41-42)
C
“La wrote about all of that and about the perfume bottle shaped like a teardrop that had brought her mother back.” ( Paragraph 101)
D
“She could smell the perfume and bittersweet wildflowers; she could hear Joni Mitchell’s ‘For the Roses’ playing softly.” ( Paragraph 109)

Which word is repeated most often in "One Art"?

A. Losing

B. Intent

c. Fluster

D. Accept

PLZ I GIVE BRAINLY AND 40 POINTS IF ANSWER THX

Directions: Place a “P” for personification or an “A” for allusion on the line next to the sentence.

_______ 1. Chocolate is his Kryptonite.

_______ 2. As Alice searched for her missing pencil, she said sarcastically, “Well, I guess it just walked off of my desk.” She looked at her classmates accusingly.

_______ 3. When Monica walked through the shoe store, each shiny pair of high heels called out to her.

_______ 4. She acts like Scrooge with her money and will not buy anything if she does not need it.

_______ 5. The wind whispered through the dark and gloomy forest.

_______ 6. I poured myself a cup of coffee in the teacher’s lounge. It wasn’t Starbucks, but the jolt of hot, steamy caffeine helped me to wake up.

_______ 7. I know things may seem hard, but all you need is love.

_______ 8. I had hoped to sign the birthday card the team got for coach, but someone went all John Handcock on it, and signed his name across the whole card.

________9. The brown grass was begging for water.

________10. The candle flame danced in the dark.

Which one of the following sentences contains a collective noun?

A. Listen, my children, and you shall hear.
B. The legislature met in secret session.
C. The quality of mercy is not strained.
D. Who among you is a butcher, a baker, or a candlestick maker?

Which should appear in each body paragraph of an academic paper?

The sentence below from the section "Idiom And Slang" helps prove the claim that some groups make up their own slang to communicate with each other. Many groups, from teenagers, jazz musicians and criminals to business workers, have all used slang. Which sentence from the section provides further support for the claim?
A As languages changed, people created new ways of saying things.
B If the correct word is not known, a new one will be created or borrowed. C The word "rhubarb" was taken over by baseball players to mean a noisy argument.
D The vocabulary of slang is enormous, and it continues to grow.

In 15 words or fewer, what are some trends or ideas that are really
popular in movies and books right now?
-

Which aspect of a text is least likely to contribute to its theme?
O A. The characters
OB. The reading level
O C. The setting
O D. The conflict
SUB

Which best identifies an example of hyperbole used in The Secret Garden?
“I didn't know," ventured the nurse, “that he thought he had a lump on his spine.
His back is weak because he won't try to sit up. I could have told him there was
no lump there."
Colin's tantrum had passed and he was weak and worn out with crying and this
perhaps made him feel gentle.
He put out his hand a little toward Mary, and I am glad to say that, her own
tantrum having passed, she was softened too and met him half-way with her
hand, so that it was a sort of making up.
"You stop!" she almost shouted. "You stop! I hate you! Everybody hates you!!
wish everybody would run out of the house and let you scream yourself to
death! You will scream yourself to death in a minute, and I wish you would!"
Last question please!

Excerpt from Thermometer Pills
Tracy Wilson
- Over the past ten years more than two dozen athletes have died from the medical condition known as heatstroke. Heatstroke
occurs when the body's internal temperature becomes so elevated that its cooling system begins shutting down. Who is most at
risk? Surprisingly, it is younger athletes. They often either do not recognize or ignore the warning signs until it's too late. To
make matters worse, children's bodies are much less efficient than adults at cooling themselves. A promising new product hopes
to end the all too common heatstroke trend. It is called a thermometer pill.
Why are younger athletes more likely to be at risk for heatstroke, according to the article?
es )
They do not sweat as much as adults.
They do not recognize the warning signs.
They spend more time playing sports outdoors.
D)
Their internal organs shut down at a lower temperature,

You have been assigned to write a research essay on sleep. Your current working research question is "What is sleep?"
Which revision of this question would be most effective for improving and tightening your research?
A) "Why do people love to sleep so much?"
B) "Do most people sleep in beds or sofas?"
C) "How many hours of sleep do most people get?"
D) "In what ways is sleep necessary to our health?"