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Answer:

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This beach will wear a thick cloak of fish, and you will not have to catch them.”

What does “wear a thick cloak of fish” mean?

A.
Fish will be hard to find.

B.
Fish will cover the beach.

C.
There will be a cloak made of fish.

D.
There will be a few fish on the beach

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Use your knowledge of context clues, word roots, and affixes to determine the meaning of the italicized words in this passage. At first, Greece was ruled by an oligarchy. The problem with this type of government is that a few individuals can issue edicts, which are not agreed upon by everyone, but which everyone must follow. After a while, the oligarchy was extirpated and replaced by a democracy. Oligarchy most likely means “a .” Edicts most likely means “ .” Extirpated most likely means “ .”

what's is the definition of theme?
A)The events that occur in a story
B)The narrator's opinion of events
C)An underlying idea
D)an author's purpose in writing the story​

Solve the equation using mental math. (1 point)
r-6=6
O 38
O 12
042
O 36

why do you need to figure out who created any source that you plan to use in a research report?​

QUOTES THAT SUPPORT THE CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS 1. 2. 3. 4.

What was Mr. Ruggles’ role in Douglass’ life? He was the minister who performed the wedding ceremony between Douglass and his wife in New York. He planned and paid for Douglass’ journey between Baltimore and New York. He gave him a safe place to live, supported him in New York, then helped him get married and travel safely to New Bedford. He was a famous abolitionist in New York that published Douglass’ first work, and helped him get established in New York.

Benson, Benjamin, and Alepho are eventually all reunited at whose home?
A) Yier
B) Judy Bernstein
C) their parents
D) the SPLA general

Which excerpt from I Never Had It Made best uses descriptive details to paint a picture for readers? In August 1945, at Comiskey Park in Chicago, I was approached by Clyde Sukeforth, the Dodger scout. He told me that the Brown Dodgers were looking for top ballplayers, that Branch Rickey had heard about me. Mr. Rickey wanted to know all about Rachel. I told him our hopes and plans. "You know you have a girl," he said heartily. "When we get through today, you may want to call her up." Because of his nature and passion for justice, he [Rickey] had to do what he was doing. He continued. His rumbling voice, the theatrical gestures, were gone. He was speaking from a deep, quiet strength. "I think I can play the game, Mr. Rickey," I said. The next few minutes were tough. Branch Rickey had to make absolutely sure that I knew what I would face.

Timothy was _____ for counting the votes after the election

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The teacher was a real _____; he marked off for every tiny error he could find, yelled at students for just looking at each other, and never accepted tardy notes.
1) demagogue 2) despot 3) enigma 4) bourgeoisie

Psychology question
When comparing men and women, _____ are _____ percent more likely to seek medical treatment.

women; 50

men; 50

men; 60

women; 10

Which of the following is a contrast conjunction?
a.too
c.yet
b.and
d.none of the above

hey can some body write a abc poem for me please asp or anytime of poem​

What is the main cause described in this paragraph?
What is the effect of that cause?
As soon as the first shouts of "Fire!" were heard, scores of
people swarmed toward De Koven Street. Many helped
their neighbors fight the fire or drag furniture and clothes
to the safety of the street. Most stood by watching the
yellow-orange flames leaping from roof to roof and
listening to the horrible crackle pop of dry pine being
consumed. Fires were extremely common back then and
thought to be as exciting and dramatic as a night at the
theater.
-The Great Fire
Jim Murphy
people shouting, "Fire!"
people swarming toward the street
fire consuming the dry pine of the rooftops

Our teacher’s prognosis was that if we studied we would all do fine on the test.
The prefix pro- means “before,” and gnosis comes from a Greek word meaning “to know.” What is the meaning of prognosis as it is used in the sentence?
A prediction
B advice
C feeling
D understanding

how did Mr sakota find out who the woman was
l?​

What is the main conflict in this passage?​

which sentences use description to develop the narrator’s personality? select three options

As it is used in the second sentence of the letter, which MOST CLOSELY defines the word 'solaced? A) Aggrieved Comforted B) Amused D) Delayed​

What color is your dream house? Describe it
Where is your dream house? island
How many rooms are there? ten
Whot are the different rooms?
What are there in the rooms?
What is special about your house?
Next, check your work
20 NOV 2020
Finally, hand it in on
My Dream House D​

Refer to Explorations in Literature for the full version of the “Four Freedoms” Speech by Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Read the sentence from "The Four Freedoms."

Taking counsel of expert military and naval authorities, considering what is best for our own security, we are free to decide how much should be kept here and how much should be sent abroad to our friends who by their determined and heroic resistance are giving us time in which to make ready our own defense.

What viewpoint is Roosevelt expressing in the sentence?


The United States will not be able to aid its allies unless it increases arms production.

If the United States aids its allies, the United States will keep control of the process.

The allies may be trying to take advantage of the United States, but the United States will prevent that.

The needs of the allies are so great that the United States should give them all they ask.

Gym Rats
by c.safos

Stage Set: Late in the evening in the Hammer House Boxing Gym, most of the regulars have left. A scattered few people still remain. In the background, a man uses a jump rope. A woman does push-ups.

(CAIN, a small boxer, sits on a bench unwrapping the protective tape off of his knuckles and wrists using his teeth. SERGIO, his sparring partner and best friend, cuts away at the tape on CAIN'S other hand.)
SERGIO: I know you've got a hand in there somewhere.
CAIN: (spitting the tape out of his mouth) Well, remember to stop cutting once you see bone.
(The people exercising in the background finish their workouts and move off stage, leaving the focus of the audience on CAIN and SERGIO.)
SERGIO: Right, like you'd be able to feel it otherwise. I don't even think you have bone in there. I think you've got anvils in your hands.
CAIN: Are you kidding? I'll need more than anvils come fight night. Doerkson is a monster in the ring. To bring him down, I'll need a lead pipe and a tank if you can spare them.
(Freed from the cast of protective tape, CAIN'S hands start to violently shake. CAIN closes them into a fist until they calm.)
SERGIO: What was that?
(CAIN stands up and walks over to a nearby heavy bag and starts to throw light jabs.)
CAIN: It's nothing, just nerves. It'll calm down after the fight.
SERGIO: Have you seen a doctor?
(CAIN'S light jabs get heavier.)
CAIN: Seriously, I'm fine. Just nerves.
SERGIO: You don't get nerves. You don't get worried or stressed. I know you. What's going on?
(CAIN'S heavy jabs get heavier as the heavy bag begins to sway.)
CAIN: I'm fine. Let it go.
SERGIO: You can't stonewall me. We're going to a doctor tonight. I don't want to see you end up like Motts, stumbling around, shaking, can't even hold a spoon to eat, let alone throw hands. He took too many punches to the head, and now, his head is like a snow globe—just little flakes floating around in there. As a matter of fact. . . .
(CAIN begins to pummel at the heavy bag, and the bag begins to rock violently.)
CAIN: Let it go! I'm not going to any doctors now. If I do, the athletic commission steps in. If they step in, they'll cancel the fight. They do that and I'm out of a purse. I need that money! And if you call yourself my friend, you'll keep quiet.
(SERGIO walks over and stops the swaying bag.)
SERGIO: It's your funeral.
(SERGIO walks away to the locker room. CAIN'S hands start to shake again until CAIN closes them into fists. The tremors stop.)

What is the best way to describe this drama?
A.
a soliloquy
B.
a monologue
C.
a tragedy
D.
a comedy

What do the descriptions of Emerson’s gravestone compared to Thoreau’s gravestone suggest about how each man was viewed by the public at the time of his death?

Because the Spanish defeated the Aztecs, ________________________.
a.
the Aztec capital was rebuilt as a Spanish capital.
b.
mining caused a reduction in the Spanish population.
c.
Cortés was able to continue exploring down into South America.
d.
none of the above were results of the Aztec defeat.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

50 POINTS HURRY UP
What are central ideas in "Eileen Collins – NASA's First Female Shuttle Commander to Lead Next Shuttle Mission"?

Select the two correct answers.


Collins's goal was to become an astronaut so she could fly the Space Shuttle.

Collins entered the field of space exploration at a pivotal moment for women.

Collins was motivated to pursue a career in space by the astronauts that went before her.

Collins sees space exploration as an adventure.