In both the opening and closing paragraphs Bradbury uses imagery that contributes to a sense of isolation. Write two paragraphs explaining how he uses similar details to produce different effects/emotions in each paragraph. The pedestrian

Answer:

Bradbury is a genius inscriber who masterfully engenders work that contributes towards the betterment of society while withal composing a caveat. He often pushes towards a conception of the regime having an exorbitant amount of power and proposes a much more libertarian view of the world. He achieved this by exhibiting categorical details in his inditement to show a contrast of solitude. He focuses his inscription to show minute details to expand the reader’s cognizance to feel they are experiencing it themselves.

Bradbury often pushes the plot of “beauty through the pain” virtually by perpetually exhibiting the dark, uncensored world afore it may become censored. Bradbury’s work, albeit nice, should be utilized as a cautionary warning towards younger individuals. It pains me to visually perceive this, but the pushing of a higher regime could facilely enforce rules like this, and Bradbury, albeit the book was indited in 1953, is at its truest form right now.

Explanation:

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Just before he died, Johnny told his friends that ???*
A. rumbles were wars.
B. fighting was useless.
C. heaven was a myth.
D. death was a riddle.

What element of a folktale does this excerpt contain?

Which of the following is NOT a correct statement about theme:
A. It is a message about life the author intends to convey to the audience
B. A literary work cam have more than one theme
C. It is a strong one-word topic that sums up the main idea of the work
D. Themes are rarely directed stated; they must be inferred
(I think it's either C or D)​

Although claimed to be seen by many, the Loch Ness Monster's existence has not been.................

a culminated
b. complicated
c. sophisticated
d. authenticated​

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Which of the following items were most commonly traded among the Pacific Islands as part of their early inter-island
trade?
A. bauxite, opals, and diamonds
B. Wool, meat, and diary products
C. feathers, foods, spices, and shells
D. textiles, home goods, and packaged foods
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How does the poem's rhyme scheme most clearly contribute to the meaning
of the poem?
O A. The change in rhyme scheme in the last stanza helps to draw
attention to the main idea of the poem
B. The consistent rhyme scheme helps mask the fact that the poem's
theme is vague
C. The unstructured rhyming pattern expresses the speaker's
frustration with people who choose to be unhappy.
D. The use of rhyming pairs of lines means that the feel of the poem
is shallow​

which comes before we are we are​

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How are roller coaster riders similar to astronauts?

A.
Astronauts experience the thrill before a launch in ways that resemble riders' excitement on the hilltop.

B.
Riders and astronauts learn about gravity, velocity, and energy from fun activities designed by NASA.

C.
Riders experience the force of gravity in ways that resemble astronauts' experience during spaceflight.

D.
Riders and astronauts have to go through training that consists of educational and thrilling entertainment.

Read the excerpt from “A Journey West.”

However, from the start of our journey, misfortune followed us everywhere. Our first trouble happened in St. Louis when our guide disappeared, taking all the money we paid him!

“What are we going to do?” I asked as I kicked the dirt at my feet. “I don’t want to go back to Louisiana, but I guess we’ll have to. There’s no way for us to get to Kansas now.”

Rosetta looked up, set her shoulders, and said, “Hmmph. Well, we’ve come this far. We’ll just have to go on without him.”

What does the dialogue reveal about Rosetta?

She believes that the family should return to Louisiana.
She knows how to get to Kansas without the guide.
She is angry at Nate for taking them on the journey.
She feels confident about continuing on to Kansas.

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1) From your reading of the Odyssey Book 1 ("Athena Inspires the Prince"),
answer the question.

Odysseus's men were destroyed because they ate the
of the sun god...

a. sheep
b. goats
c. cattle
d. chicken

What do paragraphs 15 through 17 tell the reader about Rosa

Describe the way a writer increases the tension in a story as the writer builds up to a climax.

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CHARACTERS:
RANI
ASHIE

Stage Set: Ashie and Rani are in Ashie's bedroom. Ashie is frantically turning everything in her room upside down. She is wearing a flowing, purple gown and an expensive-looking pearl necklace.

ASHIE: I cannot go out without the necklace. (wraps a shawl around her shoulders and goes out to the balcony)
RANI: Are you sure you haven't seen it?
ASHIE: I would tell you if I knew! It was the only request Momma made—take care of it. She won't trust me with anything now. (sits on the messy bed with her head buried in her hands)
RANI: She will, too. You probably misplaced it somewhere. It must be in the house. Did you go outside after you changed?
ASHIE: Nah, I don't think so. I am waiting for Daddy to pick me up. He even told me to wait in the garage after he calls. I mean, I don't want to go out in a huge gown!
RANI: And you put on the necklace last?
ASHIE: I think I remember putting it on last. The pearls were shiny.

In this play, dramatic irony is created when
A.
Ashie disappoints her mother by losing the necklace.
B.
Rani fails to locate the necklace for her friend Ashie.
C.
Ashie speaks of the lost necklace while wearing it.
D.
the father makes Ashie wait in the garage for a while.

what is the central idea of this paragraph A Genetics of Justice ​

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3.In the context of the text, what is good and how do we know? How does Elie Wieseldetermine what is right and how people should act in the speech? Do you think his beliefsapply specifically to war, or can they be applied more generally? Cite evidence from thistext, your own experience, and other literature, art, or history in your answer.

Can you crack the codes? Practice your vocabulary skills—and have some fun—by figuring out the titles of the renamed holiday songs. You may use a dictionary if necessary. 1."Elation to the Earth" =____ 2. "Elsewhere in a Hay Bin" =_____ 3. "Allow it to Precipitate Frozen Crystallized Water Vapor!" =____ 4. "Oh, Eight-Day Jewish Festival!" =____ 5. "Metallic-colored Chiming Instruments" =____ HELP!!!!!!

In “New Land, New Life,” what most develops the theme that hard work pays off?

A) the description of Ruth
B) the description of Calvin
C) the description of Calvin’s wife
D ) the description of Ruth’s boys

Which of the following is an example of an internal conflict? (1 point)
O Bailey wants to visit her French pen pal, but she is afraid of flying.
O Miranda breaks her brother's tennis racket and must earn money to replace it.
Sean orders a pizza and, when it is delivered, it is burned to a crisp.
Zach climbs a tree to prevent it from being cut down for a new shopping mall.

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How is point of view in a novel or short story different from the author’s point of view in an informational article?
Group of answer choices

In informational text, point of view is more obvious to readers than in literary text—you just have to look for the pronoun.

A short story’s point of view is determined by the story’s setting while an informational article can have only one point of view.

Point of view in a work of fiction can be anything while point of view in informational articles must be first, second, or third person.

In novels and short stories, point of view is about the narrator while in informational text it refers to the author.

What are the parts of the plot in Antigone?

compare and contrast the characters of Minta's father and mother. Who do like the most? Justify with reasons.

In the tedtalk “courage is contagious”, how does the authors attitude change to the things going on around him?

A) attitude stays the same
B) becomes more cynical toward situation
C) guilt is replace with love and fear turns to courage
D) overcomes fear with guilt but then transitions to courage

Drag each tile to the correct box.
Match the literary subgenres to the related stories.
tragedy
fantasy
romance
Jake fell into an abandoned well near his grandmother's home. Instead of breaking his
leg, he falls through time and ends up in King Arthur's England. There, he learns that he is
a prophesized hero who must join with the elf warriors and other magical creatures to
save King Arthur from being betrayed by his closest knight.
Anna and Sam meet at a party. They immediately dislike each other. When they realize
that they are going to be partners on a class project, both feel irritated. However, as they
work on the project together, they get to know each other. After making their
presentation and receiving an A, Sam asks Anna out on a date, and she agrees.
Jack's mother worked hard to earn enough money to send her son to college to become a
doctor. However, Jack wanted to own his own automobile repair shop and didn't want to
be a doctor. Consequently, he and his mother had a big fight, and Jack left home for
good. A few years later, Jack decided to reconcile with his mother, but when he arrived
home he learned that she had died of an illness, and sadly it was too late.

5. When Juliet parts from Romeo, she has a frightening vision. In lines 54-56 Juliet says, "I have an ill-divining soul!/ Me thinks I see thee, now thou are so
low, as one dead in the bottom of a tomb." Why is this quote significant?
O A It foreshadows Tybalt's death
OB It shows that Juliet is a static character
OC It foreshadows the fatal future of their love
OD It serves as dramatic irony in the play