Answer:
Woolf's word choices that suggests that Oliver is preoccupied with how others see him is "looked down"
Below is an excerpt:
"...And from the middle window he looked down upon the glossy roofs of fashionable cars packed in the narrow straits of Piccadilly."
This suggests that he had a sense of how others see him. The same word choices that revealed that he is preoccupied with how others see him is also seen in line 16 of "The Duchess And The Jeweller":
"...and he would look down at his legs, so shapely in their perfect trousers; at his boots; at his spats. They were all shapely, shining;..."
Explanation:
The question is culled from "The Duchess And The Jeweller" written by Virginia Woolf.
The short story is centered on a jeweller known as Oliver Bacon who is the only developed character. The story has a reflection of the English society as seen during Woolf's time. The jeweller, Oliver is seen as an ambitious and arrogant man. He became one of the high-ups in the society and lived at Piccadilly, the most expensive place in London.
Adeline Virginia Woolf is the author of "The Duchess And The Jeweller". She is an English writer who is considered to have pioneered and led the use of stream of consciousness as a narrative device.
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Answer:
the third one
Explanation:
Answer:
No one knows who wrote the notes
Explanation:
10.A theme is a melody associated with
(1 Point)
a TV show or film
a lullaby
a nursery rhyme
a dance
11.In much of Europe, Jewish people were forced to live in ghettos. In this sentence, ghettos means
(1 Point)
certain sections of cities.
high-rise apartment buildings
farms
tents
12.Find a synonym for acclaimed
(1 Point)
described
praised
divided
explained
13.Find a synonym for covet
(1 Point)
steal
regret
envy
adminre
14.Find a synonym for formidable
(1 Point)
experienced
intelligent
intimidaing
competent
15.Find a synonym for momentous
(1 Point)
occasional
momentary
significant
lighthearted
16.Find a synonym for oppressive
(1 Point)
intense
sweltering
harsh
emotional
17.Find a synonym for overwhelmed
(1 Point)
discovered
shouted
assisted
defeated
18.Find a synonym for perceived
(1 Point)
persuaded
sensed
excused
recieved
19.Find a synonym for premiere
(1 Point)
debut
director
success
theather
20.Find a synonym for themeImmersive Reader
(1 Point)
poem
essay
story
novel
Answer all for 32 points
what is refers to as the carrier of the messsage across to the receiver in communication?
Answer:
Sender.
Explanation:
Communication refer to processes where messages, ideas or concept are transmitted from the sender to the receiver. The receiver is the listener,reader, decoder or observer or the person the message is directed to. While the sender is the carrier or transmitted of messages to the receiver.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Use your brain, and do the work, you have the materials and I don't.
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Which of the following words best complete the following sentence
Metaphors and similes are types of language because they create a comparison that enhances the readers
understanding
unconvention
teral
orative
contentional
Answer:
Understanding
Explanation:
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Answer:
A. it appears he didn't know the full story
Explanation:
its right
what is a negative statement
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Here's your answer:
A negative sentence is a sentence that states that something is false. In English, we create negative sentences by adding the word 'not' after the auxiliary, or helping, verb. An example of an auxiliary verb is the helping verb 'be.' There are different forms that 'be' takes, including 'am,' 'is,' 'are,' 'was,' and 'were.'
For example:
1.She is not happy.
2.They were not playing football.
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Which textbook section provides a quick overview of the book and its organization?
bibliography
table of contents
glossary
index
Answer:
table of contents
Explanation:
The table of contents provides the locations of topics within textbooks, and occasionally describes each section and lesson associated with it.
RL9-10.4 Which of the following is an example of Figurative language
Answer: D
Explanation:
Which theme is common to the two excerpts
Which word in this sentence is the verb phrase?
Some visitors may find the walk difficult.
Answer:
May find
Explanation:
Which word in this excerpt from "Places" by Sara Teasdale connotes a soothing feeling?
1. Hush
2. flaming
3. fired
4. desired
Answer:
It is most likely hush.
Explanation:
Flaming is associated with anger, fired is being angry, and desired is being wanted. The word hush is often used to calm people down, connotating a soothing feeling.
What did Shawn Alladio say would happen to Lionel Petrie if Petrie stayed in
New Orleans?
Answer:
Alladio said hat Petrie would pass out and die from the flood fumes.
Explanation:
Which sentence from Defoe's Robinson Crusoe best illustrates the concepts
found in the Great Chain of Being?
Answer:
[M]y boy Xury, which I was loth to take; not that I was not willing to let the captain have him, but I was very loth to sell the poor boy's liberty, who had assisted me so faithfully in procuring my own (28).
Read this excerpt from "The Big Shot." In her most recent test, she asked golfers who had just finished playing to find on a chart a black circle that was the same size as a cup on the green. She says, "What we found was that the golfers who scored better selected larger circles," adding that this suggests "that they perceive the hole as bigger." Golfers who didn't score as well chose smaller circles. Which type of image would best help readers understand the study being described and its conclusion? a photograph of a golf course with a bar graph over it showing the numbers of players who chose each black circle and the average scores of each group a drawing of the study’s black circles, each labeled with the number of players who chose it, and the average score of that group of players a photograph of a golf ball and the black circles on the chart, each labeled with its size, next to a dot plot showing each player’s score and chosen circle a drawing of a golf ball and a chart with different size black circles, each labeled with the number of players that chose it and the size of the circle
Option (c) or (iii) is the type of illustration that will best help readers grasp the study being discussed and its conclusion.
Which image describes the conclusion of the Big Shot?A snapshot of a golf ball and the black circles on the chart, each labeled with its size, adjacent to a dot plot indicating each player's score and chosen circle would be the ideal form of visual to help readers understand the study being discussed and its conclusion.
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Answer: Its C I got it right on my unit test
Explanation: C
A diagram is a different from an illustration because:
a. a diagram adds information to the text.
b. a diagram is a visual text feature
c. a diagram is separate from the text.
d. a diagram has parts that are labeled
Answer:
A diagram is a different from an illustration because:
A diagram is a visual text featurehope it helps!
Answer:
B. Its true.
Explanation:
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Which of the following best describes how the narrator describes nature, especially the cold?AThe narrator describes the cold as a pervasive, almost personified force.BThe narrator describes nature constantly changing and unpredictable.CThe narrator describes nature, even the dog, as indifferent to the struggles of the man.DThe narrator describes the cold as merely an element that can be easily conquered by men and fire.
This question is in reference to the short story "To Build a Fire", by Jack London.
Answer:
The options best suited for the way the narrator describes nature and the cold is:
C. The narrator describes nature, even the dog, as indifferent to the struggles of the man.
Explanation:
"To Build a Fire" is a short story by author Jack London in which a man learns a most valuable lesson at a very high cost. The main character ignores how powerful nature is, thinking too much of his own skills. He is new to the winter at the Yukon region and naive enough to forget his own weaknesses as a human being.
The narrator in the story makes it clear that nature is not concerned with man. Nature has no mind, it simply is, in a powerful manner. It is man who wishes to conquer nature but to no avail. Throughout the story, the man thinks to himself that "it is certainly cold". That's it. Simply put, no exaggeration, no personification.
The dog that accompanies the man, for instance, is merely confused by the man's lack of fear. The dog understands danger better than the man. Notice that it is indifferent toward this man. What concerns it is survival. The same goes for nature. It is relentless, unstoppable. The cold is still cold, even if it kills someone:
Never in the dog’s experience had it known a man to sit like that in the snow and make no fire. As the evening grew darker, its eager longing for the fire mastered it. [...] Later, the dog howled loudly. And still later it moved close to the man and caught the smell of death. This made the animal back away. A little longer it delayed, howling under the stars that leaped and danced and shone brightly in the cold sky. Then it turned and ran along the trail toward the camp it knew, where there were the other food providers and fire providers.
Which is not an example of figurative language
A "Its a boat longing for sea yet afraid"
B "Of vague relentlessness and vague desire"
C "The marble that was chiseled for me"
D "And now I know I must lift the sail"
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You will be asked to answer one of two essay questions using approximately 750 plus words (3-4 paragraphs). Use detailed and factual information. This essay is worth 12 points. Your question is chosen randomly. 1. Please discuss the Avant-Garde, Black Activism, and the 1960s'. or 2. Please discuss Miles Davis's life and music. Don't forget his musical innovations, bands, or personal life stories.
Explanation:
ESSAY ON THE LIFE OF MILES DAVIS
Miles Davis, undoubtedly was born in a time marked by racism, although he was characterized by being a genius with the trumpet, he was a victim of racism, yet Miles with that daring personality and with that spirit of leadership that characterized him, He did not prevent those events from discouraging him from continuing to play, from continuing to create melodies with his trumpet that reached the hearts of all kinds of people regardless of their race, color, or religion, Miles through his music reflected that desire for equality for all within a nation that resisted to tolerate and give freedom of expression. That is why Miles today is remembered not only as a great ingenuity that opened the way for other people to also enter music. Miles Davis was the dominant force in jazz for at least thirty-five years. He listened, touched, and sought his own perspective; his gaze was always focused on the present and the future, never on the past. He argued that music must change (like the world) to maintain its significance. He never stood still, he never tamed, he never sought his comfort space; was constantly being reborn. Like every superior artist, with each change he left behind one style or way of working to face another; In this way he gained new followers and lost others, gained new accolades and new detractors. And none of it mattered to him.
Between 1975 and 1980, Miles stopped playing to deepen and ultimately abandon his brutal cocaine addiction. At the end of that period, in a self-taught and almost therapeutic way, to finish cleaning his body and mind of the drug intake that he maintained for almost four decades, he took up the brush and devoted himself to reflecting his thoughts on the canvas. What started as a hobby became a true passion for the musician. He took classes in New York with Jo Gelbard, with whom he developed a very good and sincere relationship; in fact, she accompanied him in his last days.
Miles's routine included painting in the morning for about five hours, then practicing with his instrument for a couple of hours, boxing, and finally composing and recording. “Painting for me is therapeutic. It keeps my mind busy with something while I'm not playing. " Very few of his paintings were exhibited during his lifetime, and it was only after his death that the more than one hundred works by Miles began touring galleries and museums around the world in their own right. At his last European concert in Paris in 1991, he played against the background of one of his large paintings.
Find out the Adjective Phrases and replace them by suitable Adjectives in the following sentences:
1. A woman in financial difficulties requested me to help her.
2. Mr. Dayo is a teacher of great reputation.
3. Birds in cages always want to fly.
4. A person without money or friends is seldom respected.
5. A friend in need is a friend indeed.
6. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
7. S stitch in time saves nine.
8. She is a girl of great beauty.
9. Please tell me a story of adventures.
10. The girl with blue eyes is my cousin.
ANSWER:
1. The adjective phrase is "Financial difficulties". It can be replaced with "lack of money"
• A woman in lack of money requested me to help her.
2. The adjective phrase is "great reputation". It can be replaced with "known for great achievement"
• Mr Dayo is a teacher known for great achievements.
3. The adjective phrase is "Birds in cages". It can be replaced with "Birds under arrest".
• Birds under arrest always want to fly.
4. The adjective phrase is "without money or friends". It can be replaced with "That is poor".
•A person that is poor is seldom respected.
5. The adjective phrase is "in need". It can be replaced with "during difficulties".
• A friend during difficulties is a friend indeed.
6. The adjective phrase is "in the hand". It can be replaced with "under ones control".
• A bird under ones control is worth two in the bush.
7. The adjective phrase is "in time". It can be replaced with "done early"
• A stitch done early saves nine.
8. The adjective phrase is "great beauty". It can be replaced with "very beautiful".
• She is a very beautiful girl.
9. The adjective phrase is "a story of adventure". It can be replaced with "a historic story".
• please tell me a historic story.
10. The adjective phrase is "blue eye". It can be replaced with "bluish eye color".
• The girl with a bluish eye color is my cousin.
- What was the likely reason for Anna to be in Yalta?
Answer:
well we need the text or answer choices... if there are any
Explanation:
Read the excerpt from A Black Hole is NOT a Hole.
However, near a black hole, gases and dust and stars encounter its tug. Some things may be hurtling by so fast they won't get pulled into the black hole. Other things may not be as swift. They will be drawn in.
Closer and closer, the tugging force gets stronger and stronger. Close enough, the black hole no longer acts like a whirlpool.
With a whirlpool, there's always a fast-enough fish—or a fast-enough something—that moves so quickly it won't be pulled all the way into the center.
Not so with a black hole! Within a certain distance the black hole's power is so strong, nothing is fast enough to zip away.
What is being compared or contrasted in this excerpt?
A. A comparison between the power of a star and the power of a whirlpool is being made.
B. A contrast between the power of a star and the power of a whirlpool is being made.
C. A comparison between the power of a black hole and the power of a whirlpool is being made.
D. A contrast between the power of a black hole and the power of a whirlpool is being made.
Answer:
I think the answer is B. I'm not entirely sure
Explanation:
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Correct me if I am wrong
To which author does the endnote direct the reader?
Answer:
the answer is Viorst or the third one.
Explanation:
Answer:
third choice
Explanation:
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A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said "oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room." He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?
Answer:
" A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door"
Explanation:
if it's ur room, why should u knock, so he shouldn't have knocked in the door, if it was his room. so tat is what made her suspicious
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Answer:
The woman called security as the man must of had his on key/keycard and it should have the number to the correct room. He also does not need to knock on the door unless he had already known someone was in there. he should his own key/keycard
Dreams from my father strengths
Answer:
what are ur dreams or is it like a book
Explanation:
What is a short-term benefit for a company to regularly keeping wages low?
Employees find high job satisfaction.
Companies can expect a high turn-over.
Employees will become demoralized.
The company can keep costs to a minimum.
Answer:
The company can keep costs to a minimum.
Explanation:
This is the advantage that such a strategy would have for a company in the short-term. A company that regularly keeps wages low is likely to save money initially. However, this strategy is not a successful one in the long term. Such a company would most likely have employees who are unhappy or unsatisfied with their job. It would also lead to a high turn-over due to employees being demoralized.
Read the passage.
Our region has experienced a record drought this year. The water level in the local reservoir has dropped by several feet. As a result, Councilman Garcia is proposing a water ban this summer. The ban would limit how often people can water their yards. There are several ways this ban will be effective.
To improve the argument that the ban will be effective, what would be the best fact to add?
a fact about Councilman Garcia
a fact about the history of the region
a fact about the impact of the drought
a fact about the creation of the reservoir
Answer:
To improve the argument that the ban will be effective,the best fact to addwould be:
a fact about the impact of the drought
Explanation:
Two reasons are backing this answer, in the first place to make aware people we need to provide arguments that are meaningful for the topic. Our topic is the droughts' impact because as a response to them Councilman Garcia proposed a strategy. Thus, we need to justify Councilman Garcia's proposal. And to let people know why they need it, we need to explain to them the impact of the drought. So they could accept it. In the second place, it is all about convincing them we have the correct point of view and we will only achieve that by providing evidence of it,
Answer:
A fact about a drought
Explanation:
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Riddle: You might find this in your head or under a rock:
Answer:
dirt?
Explanation:
Which of the following words are adjectives???violent,under,windy,blow,purple, strong,hurl,thunder?
Answer:
violent, windy, purple, strong
under can also be an adjective depending on how it's used.
which internation agreement has peace and scientific as its main puposes
Answer:
Explanation:
The Antarctic treaty system signed the first arms control agreement. It bans any form of military agreement on the Antarctic, and promotes free scientific investigation. The treaty was signed by 12 countries during the era of the cold war. The only use of military is for peaceful purposes and scientific investigations.
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