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Kath is… mean, governmental, oppresses, and has a careless attitude

Mean:

"So, Helen, do you play an instrument?” She put such a sneer in her voice that everyone at the table fell silent, waiting to see how this new kid would react.

When Helen spoke, her voice was very quiet. ,”No,” she said, “No instrument. I just sing.”

Kath snorted. "Sing! No choir in this school. Guess you’re out of luck.”

Comment: Kath here is shown as a mean individual who is trying to lower the dignity of Helen, or in this case Mouse. As the story mentions she put a “sneer in her voice”, meaning that that she made it in a mocking way or tone a voice.

Governmental:

1. "What is that Mouse doing at our table?" Kath said loudly, so Helen would know she had already broken one of the most important rules. No one sat at Kath's table without an invitation.

2. Kath stood up then, to signal that the eating part of lunch was over. Everyone else at the table picked up their trays, following her like robots.

3. Helen hesitated, then did what Kath said.

Comments: In the first quote Kath asks what Mouse is doing at the table because no other person in the school sits at the table with her unless they have an invitation from her. However, Mouse is new and doesn’t know those rules. Even so, after stating this question Mouse sits at the table anyways perhaps hoping to gain friendship, to change Kath’s mind. Still, the rule imposed by Kath has not changed, no one can sit at the table without an invitation from her. This shows Katy’s dictator side, her governmental side. She want to rule or dominate people around her.

On the second quote when Kath stood up, everyone else did. The other students copied her like robots or mere infants that don’t know their way through life. This shows Kathe’s influence and dictatorship over the students.

On the third quote we can see that even Helen obeys Kath. Her influence is so powerful that even she proceeds to obey her.

Careless attitude:

"Who made you the queen of the world?” I yelled at Kath in the driveway.

She didn't even bother to get angry. She just gave me a look that made me feel cold all over and said, "It doesn’t matter, does it? I just am, so you better get used to it,” and walked away.

Comment: Kath doesn’t care for her brothers words. She does what she wants and proceeds to do them how she wants them.

Oppresses:

I knew something was up in gym the next day the way Kath and her friends came out of the change room, giggling. Then Amanda asked Ms. Saro to help her find some goal gloves in the storage room. As soon as they disappeared Kath shot a soccer ball at Helen, hard. Helen dodged as Jen opened the gym door behind her. The ball flew out. “Oops,” Jen said.  "I think I'll help look for those goal gloves.”

Helen stood near the open door.

"Go get the ball, you klutz," Kath ordered. "It’s getting cold in here.”

Comments: Here we can see the dark nature of Kath. Kath is very disrespectful and mean to Helen. She oppresses Helen, she wants to humiliate her to the extreme.

Mouse is… Honest, has pride in what she does, is respectful and responsible

Honest:

"Who's Robyn, Mouse?” Kath asked.

Helen ducked her head like she’d been hit. “I don’t know.”

"Where'd you get the backpack then?”

Helen kept her head down. "At a garage sale," she said.

Comment: Even if it means getting laughed at Helen doesn’t care, she is honest and tells the truth about her back pack. She doesn’t tell a white lie or tell half the truth. She is brutally honest.

Has pride in what she does:

Voice is good for someone who moves a lot. I guess we won’t move much now that we're in Torbay. The instrument is free and it isn’t hard to move.”  She smiled, as if this were an old joke. Then she lifted her chin. “Besides, I'm a very good singer." The pride in her voice made her sound completely different. I was so surprised, I just nodded.

Comment: By the way in which she speaks you can tell that Helen is proud to be a singer. Even though others may not be in favor she trusts her parents judgement and is obedient to them. She isn’t ashamed of her gifts or talents, she know that every person has a unique talent. Even though the story does not specify such a thought, surely she must have had this in mind when she has so much pride in her voice.

I tried to finish the meal, but the burned meat was as tough as leather, and I began to wonder whether I was eating someone’s old sneakers. Which type of figurative language does the sentence contain? idiom metaphor personification simile

Question
Match the information to the correct answer as found in the text from page 89.
Choose...
The Canterbury Tales has a
complex structure that features a
- a story that surrounds
and binds together other
narratives in a single work.
Choose...
frame story
Friar
General Prologue
The frame story in The
Canterbury Tales is made up of
the
in which the
characters and story are
introduced, as well as the
unifying tales told by the
pilgrims
Choose
In "The Wife of Bath's Prologue"
interrupts the Wife of
Bath.
This reveals the
antagonism between the two
characters

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Select all the correct answers.
In his "Address to Students at Moscow State University," President Reagan expresses the idea that a new era is being ushered in by the power of human imagination.

Which two universal ideas will most likely represent the message that resonates with the students of Moscow State University?

change versus tradition
the disadvantages of materialism
individual versus society
the role of technology in society
beauty of simplicity

1 ________ does Polly do
in the evening?
___________________
2 ________ phone is
ringing now?
___________________

really fast
5 ________ does the
postman bring you the
letter?
___________________
6 ________ does Daniel
ride his scooter?
___________________



9 ________ does Mona
work?
___________________
10 ________ does Tom
can see fish?
___________________

Look at the graph and read the passage from When Birds Get Flu and Cows Go Mad! by John DiConsiglio.

HIV/AIDS IN AFRICA, 1958–2003



AIDS is growing fastest in the poorest countries of Africa. These nations don’t have enough doctors, medical labs, or money for medicine. A recent study showed that only a small percentage of HIV-infected children in Africa are getting any medical treatment at all.

What central idea is emphasized in both sources?



The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa is serious.
The HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Africa is serious.
The HIV/AIDS epidemic among African children is serious.
The HIV/AIDS epidemic among South African children is serious.

Select the correct answer.
In this excerpt from the poem "Thanatopsis" by William Cullen Bryant, what is the meaning of the word infant?

Yet not to thine eternal resting-place
Shalt thou retire alone, nor couldst thou wish
Couch more magnificent. Thou shalt lie down
With patriarchs of the infant world -- with kings,
The powerful of the earth -- the wise, the good,
Fair forms, and hoary seers of ages past,
All in one mighty sepulchre. The hills

A.
developing
B.
past
C.
emerging
D.
budding
E.
new

√Read the excerpt from chapter 6 of Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy.

Lizzie looked at him for a long time, tilting her head to one side as if trying to figure him out—which was what she was doing. "You're a strange person, you know that, Turner Buckminster? I wonder if you can see anything straight. What do you think your daddy would say if he saw us two standing out here right now? Or knew that I would be coming up to Mrs. Cobb's house just to hear you play?"

"He'd say h ll and d mnation. So you going to come?"

"I'll come. At high tide, when I can't be clamming anyway."

"Then I'll see you tomorrow at high tide, Lizzie Bright."

"Yes, you will," she said, and whistling softly, she turned toward the back of the yard. The sea breeze came down from the leaves and followed at her heels, jumping up now and again and frisking all around.

Turner snuck back inside, as quiet as could be, thinking of high tide.

In the excerpt, which most reveals Turner’s excitement about seeing Lizzie the following day?

A: Turner’s words: “He’d say h ll and d mnation.”
B: Turner’s act of sneaking quietly back inside the house.
C: Turner’s thoughts about high tide the following day.
D: Turner’s decision to meet with Lizzie the next day.

Identify Transitive and Intransitive verbs in the following sentences. 1. Our forces fought bravely. 2. The birds fly in the sky. 3. You killed the snake with a stone. 4.He floated a paper-boat. 5.Wood floats in water. 6. Turn him out. 7. Turn to the left.

We said,"They like tea". change into indirect speech
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the project will have been finished by the students by the end of the semester change into active
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Hindus believe that all of life is a series of births, deaths, and rebirths.

Which theme of Nectar in a Sieve does this statement best reflect?


Hinduism has a major impact on the development of Buddhism.

The nature of life is cyclical.

Living a good life will never be rewarded after death.

Actions in life are unimportant after death.

iv. They play football. (into negative)​

In ambiguous Gothic literature, the supernatural elements...

are real
might be real or not real
are not real
are eventually found to have rational explanations

Adjectives to describe Olaf

write a letter to your friend describing the important of English language in modern time​

There are two sons and two farhers in a car, yet there are only 3 people in the car. How can it be possible?​

DANCE
Most people start tapping their feet when they hear lively music. This is not (1. nature)…………….. since
dance is the oldest art form; people have enjoyed it since (2. history)…………….. times, as cave paintings in
northern Spain show. Early dancing was associated with (3. religion)……………..ceremonies and tended to be
ritualistic. Later, it became a form of public (4. entertain)…………….., then a social event.
In traditional folk dancing, basic types of movement reflect cultural (5. ground)……………... The dances
are comprised of stylised, (6. repeat)……………..versions of everyday activities such as hunting or harvesting.
They also frequently use social (7. pursue)…………….. as sources: many folk dances are simplified mimes of
courtship rituals, for instance. The fact that these dances have remained virtually (8. change) ……………..for
hundreds of years indicates that they serve a function far more important than mere enjoyment. Rather, they act
as a confirmation of the participants' way of life, (9. symbol)…………….. rendering familiar tasks, events and
conventions. As everyone jumps, twists and turns in unison, a feeling of (10.together)…………….. is
engendered. In fact, folk dancing is probably one of the earliest forms of bonding.

which of the following forms of online publishing would be best platform for a tax professional looking for advice and answers from other experts in the field?


A: Blog B: Wiki article
C: Forum D: Op-ed

Which fact about the author's background most likely influenced this game? On the poem from blossoms

Which word in the sentence is incorrectly capitalized?

Miller
Winter
North
Dakota
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What is Macbeth's reaction to the witches prophecy of his future?

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What is the best way to describe a theme of this poem?
A.
By the end of the year, it is too late to make any changes to a person's life.
B.
The failures of the past should inspire people to accomplish more in the future.
C.
The main purpose of having New Year's resolutions is to make people feel bad.
D.
People would accomplish their New Year's resolutions if they wrote them down.

The process through which a document is repeatedly translated from one language to another and back, each time by a different translator, is known as

Which statement best explains why the evidence provided in the text is a fallacy

The feeling of love that the expresses in the poem is best contrasted by which line

Read the excerpt from a high school newspaper. At yesterday's debate, tensions were high as the teams waited for Mia Song to state the resolution. Despite the short prep time, Washington team members Enzo Garcia and Nicole Marconi had no problem speaking first, explaining their support for recent actions in the Middle East. The Taft team went second, making a strong counterclaim, but their argument didn't have as much supporting evidence. There was a tense hush while the judges deliberated, followed by cheers and applause when Washington won. Based on the description of events, who filled the role of the negative party in the debate? the judges Mia Song the Taft team Enzo Garcia