freeware software is are available for low cost t or f​

Answer:

False.

Explanation:

A software can be defined as a set of executable instructions (codes) or collection of data that is used typically to instruct a computer how to perform a specific task and to solve a particular problem.

Basically, softwares are categorized into two (2) main categories based on their shareability and availability, these are;

I. Shareware.

II. Open-source software.

III. Closed-source (subscription-based) software.

IV. Freeware.

A freeware software refers to a type of software application (program) that can be downloaded over the internet and used at no extra cost i.e without an end user having to pay an amount of money as fees.

This ultimately implies that, a freeware software isn't available for low cost because they're generally made by software developers to be completely free to all end users.

What skills do you have?
41. What/strengths/ your/ are?
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42. What/ in/ want/future/ do/ to/ you/ do/ the/?
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43. What/ well/ people/ kind/ do/ work/ of/ you/ with/?
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44. job/ about/ What/ did/ you/ last/ your/ like/?
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45. What/ greatest/ been/ achievement/ your/ has/?

Paraphrase what Okita's poem says about the topic of American Identity.

Liisi was so eager to join the other kids in Tallinn's town square, she could not stop moving. At 10, she was just old enough to join in the folk dances as the city celebrated Jaanipäev—John's Day, or Midsummer's Eve. The June 23 festival always made her giddy with delight, and as her mother finally released her, she gave her a swift hug and flew out the door.
The square was just a few blocks away, and Liisi could hear the cheers of the crowd as she raced down the cobblestone streets. As she rounded the last corner and entered the square, the dancing had already begun. She was so glad she had paid attention when her mom taught her the traditional steps. Making her way to the front of the crowd, Liisi's school friends waved to her. She caught up to them just as the band started playing, and they arranged themselves in a line for the next dance. At that moment, Liisi could not imagine ever living anywhere else.

1
Select the correct answer.
Which detail best reflects the historical and cultural setting of the text?

A.
the folk dances
B.
the last corner
C.
the band playing
D.
the cheers of the crowd

Review the script Mona used for her presentation about the solar system.

Mars is one of the planets in the solar system. It is near Earth, and there are some robotic machines exploring Mars. There might be life on the Red Planet.

Other planets include Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Uranus, and Neptune. Earth is a planet too, and it is the third planet from the Sun. The sun is in the middle of the solar system which is part of the Milky Way which is a galaxy in the universe.Planets go orbiting around the sun in circles, and orbit means go around.Is there life on other planets? We don’t know, but there probably is.

Which of the following suggestions might help Mona to improve her presentation?
A I think you should choose a different subject; this one is too hard.
B I don’t really understand what you’re saying; you should make it clearer.
C You should make it better by adding more information to it.
D Try organizing your presentation spatially, using a map of the solar system.

An action that rewards a particular kind of behavior

ideology
internalization
positive sanction
negative sanction
formal sanction
informal sanction
vested interests

Which word in the passage is most repeated, thus hinting that it’s part of the central idea?

1 Positive, negative, question 1 Complete the text with the verb forms in the box works don't le live has donntam don't have need wo have doesn't matter of ng in the country A Dave Clarke is a sheep former in New Zealand He and his wie eina farmhouse in the hills with the two children Dave 600 sheep He seven days a week and at hast ten hours a day We any days of says Dave Thermals feeding every day. In lambing season we all night too! Once a month the to the market in the nearby town to buy or sell sheep comfortable in the being in the countryside feel free here a lot about $40.000 a year but as the says. Money is important, but it that much to me. Im very kocky the best job in the world! Dave​

Choose a favorite passage from the unit "Tradition vs. Change" to memorize and read aloud. In the written introduction,
engage the listener; state the origin of the excerpt; and identify who wrote it and its literary significance.

After the creature tells Frankenstein his tale and requests he makes him a companion creature:_________
a. Frankenstein is eager to start the task as he is confident immediately that this is the solution to both his and the creature’s suffering.
b. Frankenstein is unsure. He is moved by the creature’s story, but every time he looks at him, he is again moved by disgust and distrust, and questions the creature several times before agreeing.
c. Frankenstein tells the creature he must think on the matter further and promises to meet him again in the same location in two weeks’ time with an answer.
d. Frankenstein outright refuses. He and the creature argue at great length about prospect and still Frankenstein cannot be convinced. It is not until the creature threatens to kidnap Elizabeth that Frankenstein complies.

10 sentences about post box ​

Elenita, witch woman, wipes the table with a rag because Ernie who is feeding the baby spilled Kool-Aid. She says: Take that crazy baby out of here and drink your Kool-Aid in the living room. Can't you see I'm busy? Ernie takes the baby into the living room where Bugs Bunny is on TV.
Good lucky you didn't come yesterday, she says. The planets were all mixed up yesterday.
Her TV is color and big and all her pretty furniture made out of red fur like the teddy bears they give away in carnivals. She has them covered with plastic. I think this is on account of the baby.
Yes, it's a good thing, I say.
But we stay in the kitchen because this is where she works. The top of the refrigerator busy with holy candles, some lit, some not, red and green and blue, a plaster saint and a dusty Palm Sunday cross, and a picture of the voodoo hand taped to the wall.
Get the water, she says.
I go to the sink and pick the only clean glass there, a beer mug that says the beer that made Milwaukee famous, and fill it up with hot water from the tap, then put the glass of water on the center of the table, the way she taught me.
Look in it, do you see anything?
But all I see are bubbles.
You see anybody's face?
Nope, just bubbles, I say.
That's okay, and she makes the sign of the cross over the water three times and then begins to cut the cards.
They're not like ordinary playing cards, these cards. They're strange, with blond men on horses and crazy baseball bats with thorns. Golden goblets, sad-looking women dressed in old-fashioned dresses, and roses that cry.
There is a good Bugs Bunny cartoon on TV. I know, I saw it before and recognize the music and wish I could go sit on the plastic couch with Ernie and the baby, but now my fortune begins. My whole life on that kitchen table: past, present, future. Then she takes my hand and looks into my palm. Closes it. Closes her eyes too.
Do you feel it, feel the cold?
Yes, I lie, but only a little.
Good, she says, los espíritus are here. And begins.
This card, the one with the dark man on a dark horse, this means jealousy, and this one, sorrow.
Here a pillar of bees and this a mattress of luxury. You will go to a wedding soon and did you lose an anchor of arms, yes, an anchor of arms? It's clear that's what that means.
What about a house, I say, because that's what I came for.
Ah, yes, a home in the heart. I see a home in the heart.
Is that it?
That's what I see, she says, then gets up because the kids are fighting. Elenita gets up to hit and then hug them. She really does love them, only sometimes they are rude.
She comes back and can tell I'm disappointed. She's a witch woman and knows many things. If you got a headache, rub a cold egg across your face. Need to forget an old romance? Take a chicken's foot, tie it with red string, spin it over your head three times, then burn it. Bad spirits keeping you awake?
Sleep next to a holy candle for seven days, then on the eighth day, spit. And lots of other stuff. Only now she can tell I'm sad.
Baby, I'll look again if you want me to. And she looks again into the cards, palm, water, and says uh-huh.
A home in the heart, I was right.
Only I don't get it.
A new house, a house made of heart. I'll light a candle for you.
All this for five dollars I give her.
Thank you and goodbye and be careful of the evil eye. Come back again on a Thursday when the stars are stronger. And may the Virgin bless you. And shuts the door.

How would you annotate this?
Figurative Language
Thoughts
Questions

He wanted to know from me) “What else would you suggest for the trip?" into indirect speech​

who was the author of a farewell to arms

Which of the following has the vowel with the shortest duration when
compared to the others?
O bee
beet
bead

Based on the excerpt, the conclusion that “personal mood seems to affect honesty" is best supported by which of the
following statements?
O Relaxing summer and fall holidays generally cause payment rates to drop.
O Stressful fall and winter holidays generally cause payment rates to drop.
O Relaxing summer and fall holidays generally cause theft rates to increase.
Stressful fall and winter holidays generally cause theft rates to remain steady.

Choose the Right Part of Speech
Directions: Choose the best answer.
1. The BOY is eating. (What part of speech is the word "BOY" in this sentence?)
a. verb b. adjective c. noun d. adverb
2. The girl ate some delicious FRUIT.
a. adjective b. noun c. verb d. adverb
3. Mary WILL TAKE a course in quantam physics this fall.
a. adjective b. noun c. pronoun d. verb
4. The students ARE WRITING a long essay for class.
a. noun b. adverb c. verb d. adjective
5. Everyone THINKS the cafeteria food is terrible.
a. verb b. noun c. pronoun d. adjective
6. The child kicked the BLUE ball yesterday.
a. noun b. adjective c. adverb d. verb
7. I am SAD.
a. pronoun b. verb c. adjective d. noun
8. These birds all FLY together.
a. noun b. verb c. adverb d. adjective
9. The black FLY is swimming in my soup.
a. noun b. verb c. adjective d. pronoun
10. It is dark in here. We need to turn on the LIGHT.
a. verb b. pronoun c. adjective d. noun
11. It is dark in here. We should LIGHT a candle.
a. verb b. pronoun c. adverb d. noun
12. A truck is very heavy. A feather, on the other hand, is very LIGHT.
a. verb b. adjective c. adverb d. noun
13. The ice is very thin. Be careful! You must walk LIGHTLY on the ice!
a. noun b. verb c. adverb d. adjective

All of the following are basic elements to look for when determining the subject of a painting, except
O time period
O color
O overall scene
O composition

join the sentence He does not know anythin. That is certain​

I will never forget that lonesome hill of stone that is her
final bed, as it fades from my sight. I tread softly by my
uncle, my hand in his. I walk with my head turned, watching
that small hill as it fades from my sight. The soldiers make
us continue walking. My uncle talks to me, trying to
comfort me. I walk in loneliness.
Which statement best describes how the author's word choice contributes to
the tone of the passage?
O A. The author's use of words like final and soldiers gives the passage
a sad and isolated tone.
O B. The author's use of words like final and soldiers gives the passage
an angry and aggressive tone.
O C. The author's use of words like lonesome and fades gives the
passage an angry and aggressive tone.
D. The author's use of words like lonesome and fades gives the
passage a sad and isolated tone.

Output units
Average costs
(ATC)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Total costs
(TC)
10
20
28
34
38
42
48
56
72
20
14
11.3
9.5
8.4
8
8
9
Marginal costs
(MC)
0
10
8
6
4
4
6
8
16
2.1
Identify the value of the fixed costs.
(1)
2.2
Give an example of a fixed cost.
(1)
2.3
2.4
Briefly describe the term marginal cost.
(2)
Explain the intersection point of ATC and MC using information in the table.
(2)
Differentiate between the short run and long run.
(4)
2.5​

help! how does Flannery O’Connor use literary techniques to influence characterization?

1) You should keep the milk in the refrigerator_____________ it doesn’t go bad.

Why do you think that Tara Westover chose the VirginiaWoolf epigraph at the beginning of her story?

i first(meet)my best friend three years ago

Please help me find the nouns and adjectives for this passage

Which supporting detail best fits the topic sentence below?
Some very interesting things happen to the body while a
person is dreaming.
A. Some scientists believe that dreams help the brain make
memories.
B. During a dream, the brain works similar to how it does when we
are awake.
C. People who write about their dreams after they wake up are more
likely to remember them later.
D. So, even though we are asleep, the body is still at work.

What do these lines tell you about the attitude men on Earth had toward any men on Mars?

It is curious to recall some of the mental habits of those departed days. At most terrestrial men fancied there might be other men upon Mars, perhaps inferior to themselves and ready to welcome a missionary enterprise. (4 points)
Select one:
a. If they existed, they could teach humans things.
b. If they existed, they would leave humans alone.
c. If they existed, they would be interested in humans.
d. If they existed, they would need help from humans.

How ____________ now? Better than before?
A. you are feeling
B. do you feel
C. did you feel

which type of figurative language is illustrated in this sentence : He glided across the field like a snake.

Reread Nick's dialogue with Jordan at the end of the excerpt from The Great Gatsby. Do you think that Nick trusts Jordan's ideas about Gatsby? What makes you think so? Cite specific textual evidence to support your answer.