Put the letters in order to make the words
1. RUTIF
2.GNOEKM
3.EDISREVIR​

Answer:1.Fruit

2.Mekong

3.Risedrive

Explanation:

She loved him nonetheless. He brought her treasures from his traps. He told her stories of strange creatures he'd seen in the salt marshes.

Which of the following correctly describes the main purpose of this text in the narrative?

A Create the climax
B Develop characters
C Hint at the resolution
D Provide exposition

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1. School cafeterias should serve healthier food and avoid empty food filled with carbohydrates.
2. Vegetables are not only healthy, but they also keep students from feeling hungry later in the school day.
3. Sweets, like chocolate and cookies, are easily and quickly digested, leaving students hungrier in less time.
4. Some schools serve soda alongside other more healthier drink options like milk and bottled water.

Which two statements serve as counter-claims to the claim presented in the first question?
A) Healthy food, unfortunately, is often more expensive than unhealthy food items.
B) Some people eat cereal for breakfast before school while others eat bacon and eggs.
C) Students in the public school cafeteria should be allowed to eat whatever they wish.
D) Donuts are a particularly popular breakfast food that is not commonly considered healthy.
E) Healthy foods may indeed be better for you, but giving students a personal choice in what they eat is even more important.

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Consumers consider more than (81) _________ goods and services when choosing a brand. Many are prioritizing corporate (82) ___________ responsibility (CSR), and holding corporations accountable for (83) __________ social change with their business beliefs, practices and profits. In fact, some will even turn their back (84)________ their favorite companies if they believe they're not taking a stand for societal and (85) ____________issues.
"Corporate responsibility is simply a way for companies to (86) ___________ responsibility for the social and environmental impacts of (87) ______business operations," said Jen Boynton, vice president of member engagement at 3BL Media. "A robust CSR program is an (88) ___________ for companies to demonstrate their good corporate citizenship and (89) ________ the company from outsized risk (90) _________ looking at the whole social and environmental sphere that surrounds the company."

Please discuss if you were a young scientist and therefore the person to whom Wilson's letter is addressed, how does he make you feel that your career as a scientist is appropriate, worthwhile, and honorable?

You were invited to a movie premiere in which the President was the guest of honour, however, in the middle of the premier a murder took place. As an eye witness, give a scenic description of what happened and what you saw?​

rearrange the jumbled sentences into a perfect sentence .

2.1 cultural/ of the/ anticipated/carnival/ festival/hornbill/ most/ is/Nagaland/ the​

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Mrs. Duarte is enrolled in Original Medicare Parts A and B. She has recently reviewed her Medicare Summary Notice (MSN) and disagrees with a determination that partially denied one of her claims for services

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Drag each label to the correct location on the image.
Identify whether each element of an argumentative text belongs in the introduction, body paragraphs, or conclusion
restated claim
counter claim
commentary
brief summary of main points
context for argument
evidence
claim
Introduction
Body

1. The little mouse runs fast into the big hole because an ugly cat chases him.adjactives​

Ways that fans can use their social media effectively to support their idols or celebrities.

Can someone help me with 8,9, and 10?

Read this sentence.

Bothered by allergies, a condition that made them sneeze, some of the high schoolers had sinus troubles that caused them to miss
several days of school last fall.

Rewrite this sentence in a more concise way without losing important information.

Select the correct answer.
How does the poet’s use of syntax impact the poem?

A.
He changes tenses to highlight a shift in tone.
B.
He use sentence fragments to highlight his frustration.
C.
He uses a series of questions to emphasize the need for justice.
D.
He uses simple sentences to emphasize his desperation.

Which statement is most likely a theme of a work of fiction?
O A. Tamara practices hard to make the school's softball team.
O B. Many Americans spend time with their families during the
holidays.
C. Our state is home to the tallest mountain in the United States.
O D. Traditions are important and can help make our lives meaningful

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.

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

Which detail from "The Monkey's Paw" most clearly helps create tension?

Which term in the passage includes a formal definition? a. herbicide-resistant super-weeds (paragraph 6) b. nutritional value (paragraph 5) c. genetically modified organisms (paragraphs 1 and 2) d. processed foods (paragraphs 3 and 4)

Read the passage from the..

After finishing work on his creature, Frankenstein spends the following year:a. living in fear of his creature, second guessing every encounter and shadow, refusing to socialize or write home. b. regaining his health and good spirits, spending a lot of time with Clerval studying languages and showing him around. c. trying to return to Geneva, but being prevented from doing so due to treacherous weather and sabotage from his creature. d. finishing his studies and writing long, detailed love letters to Elizabeth about his hopes for their future life together.

Find one example of an idea from Du Bois's speech that you believe the narrator of The Autobiography of an Ex-
Colored Man would agree with. Find one example of an idea that you believe the narrator would disagree with. Explain
both in a well-rounded paragraph, and cite specific evidence from both the speech and the novel to support your ideas.

No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States ... How does the excerpt relate to the premises of Brown Board of Education ?

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.

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

Which of the following words were added to the English language due to Christianity entering Britain?

A. Candle
B. Sky
C. Topic
D. Earth

Walker Evans was a photographer. He is best known for the photographs he took while working for the Farm Security Administration during the Great Depression. His photos documented the effects of the Dust Bowl on average Americans. Evans’ best photographs do not include images that people often find in many Dust Bowl photographs. There are no dirty, starving children. There are no sad adults who look as though they have lost the will to live. There are no families gathered in filthy, collapsing shacks. Instead, people see something that is often missing from Dust Bowl photographs: dignity.
Evans does not use his art to enforce ideas. He does not use his art to show that the people he takes pictures of are different from the people who see the pictures at museums. He uses his photographs to show the dignity of his subjects to the viewer. He shows his subjects’ run-down shacks for what they are—simple, well-kept homes. He does this to remind the viewer that shacks may look different, but they are similar to the viewer’s home. The families who live in these shacks are similar to the viewer’s own family.

Which detail is important and should be included in the summary of this passage?

A.
The viewer sees that the people Evans photographed lived in simple, well-kept homes.
B.
Evans uses his art to show the viewer that the people he photographed are dignified.
C.
Evans shows the viewer that the shacks in the photos are similar to his or her home.
D.
The viewer does not see sad adults who look as though they have lost the will to live.

indicate whether the following statements are true or false:
1. Should the parents feel unvalued, they may ask the principal how best the can assist the school.
2. The school assessment programme can only be in a constructive way, if educators collect, record and report on specified assessment activities.
3. Parental involvement is a combination of supporting student academic achievement and participating in community-initiated functions.
4. Monitoring of children and taking part in the school trips may be ways in which the school appreciate the involvement of parents.
5. The UBUNTU philosophy can be used where assessment focuses on human qualities and character, than on the stated outcomes.​

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