What conclusion can be drawn about Okonkwo?

A. Okonkwo thinks his daughter Ezinma should have been a boy because she is strong and violent.
B. It is typical behavior for Okonkwo to collect medicinal herbs to help cure his daughter Ezinma and to follow her to the Oracle when the priestess takes her away in the middle of the night.
C. Okonkwo intended to have a hand in Ikemefuna's death.
D. While Okonkwo gathers medicine for Ezinma’s fever, his other wives try to calm Ekwefi’s fear.

Answer:

A). Okonkwo thinks his daughter Ezinma should have been a boy because she is strong and violent.

Explanation:

'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe is one of the most acknowledged African novels that primarily aims to reclaim the African culture and critique the colonialism and its dark side.

As per the question, the conclusion that can be drawn regarding Okonkwo is that 'he thinks that his daughter Ezinma should have been born a boy as she possesses a bolder attitude and strong and violent character.' She owns the masculine characteristics like brazenness and confidence in her behavior which makes her fit in the traditional role like her father. She sits like boys and does not fear to take on their tasks too. Due to these characteristics, Okonkwo thinks she should have been a boy. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

Answer:A). Okonkwo thinks his daughter Ezinma should have been a boy because she is strong and violent

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15 POINTS !!!!!!! First correct answer gets brainliest!!!!

In all his life, to whatsoever wight.

He was a truly perfect, gentle knight.

But now, to tell you all of his array.

His steeds were good, but yet he was not gay.

Of simple fustian wore he a jupon.

Sadly discolured by his habergeon;

For he had lately come from his voyage

And now was going on this pilgrimage.



#1. Using Chaucer's characterization of The Knight as a model, write a characterization of the main character in your favorite television show, story, drama, or novel. Be sure to include both the good and bad traits of the character.

Look at the first paragraph of the passage on page 1. click on the underlined word that MOST emphasizes the idea that the founding of the United States was like a birth.
"Gettysburg address" -article
Answer choices:
Years
Fathers
Continent
Nation
Liberty
Dedicated
Proposition
Equal

Refer to the article "The Value of Money" in your Money, Money, Money magazine for a complete version of this text.


Which excerpts from "The Value of Money" show a cause-and-effect relationship?


Select Yes or No for each excerpt.


Yes No

"More demand for a product increases how much of the product is produced."

Yes No

"Governments printing and circulating more money is a way for them to increase inflation on purpose."

Yes No

"This cycle of increased spending and increased production is good for an economy."

Yes No

"This means that wages have not kept up with inflation when it comes to housing prices."

Yes No

Create a title and summarize the following text:

The faerie temperament is a complex one and the behavior of the little people us governed by a code if ethics far removed from our own. Most faeries, whatever their size, appearance or character, have powers of some kind. and can bestow good or ill luck at will so the more we know about them, the more likely we are to emerge from an encounter unscathed. Careful handling and respect in faerie dealings are of paramount importance. Only too easily is offense taken and woe betide he who is tempted to take liberties...

Excerpt from Faeries by Froud and Lee.

This knife is quite sharp. change the nouns in the sentence to plural and rewrite the sentence.
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Who saved Noah and Abby from Luno and Dusty Muleman?

theme's of love from act 1-2 of romeo and juliet

Riddle time!!!
I am not alive, but I grow; I don't have lungs, but I need air; I don't have a mouth, but water kills me. What am I?

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Read the sentences.

The world’s nations must cooperate. One nation cannot solve the world’s problems by itself.

Which is the best way to combine the sentences using a semicolon?


The world’s nations must cooperate; for one nation cannot solve the world’s problems by itself.

The world’s nations must cooperate; One nation cannot solve the world’s problems by itself.

The world’s nations must cooperate; one nation cannot solve the world’s problems by itself.

Explain how you are feeling today. This is your space to share how you are feeling due to the situation we find ourselves in. Some are enjoying this "break", while others are finding it hard to get used to it. Whatever it is you're feeling, it is important to share what's on your mind. *7 sentences minimum*

Which statement best synthesizes information from the two sources? Smoking damages organs and blood vessels, and it can cause blood clots. It is important to quit smoking as soon as you can, and there are resources to help. Smoking can harm several parts of the body, including bones. High blood pressure is one dangerous condition caused by smoking.

Miles has a piece of paper that is 1/4 of a large circle. He cuts the paper into six equal parts from the center point of the circle. What is the angle measure of each part?

Use this homophone pair in one sentence.(They’re, there)

"Here is a sunken boat" is an example of a(n) ____________sentence

what is an iambic pentameter from shakespeare’s julius caesar ?

This dialogue between George and Hazel portrays George as a

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Which of the following ideas did the authors develop the LEAST in this article about social media use?
(A)
anxiety resulting from social media use
(B).
social media's affect on teen body image
(C)
depression resulting from social media use
(D)
scheduling social media time for teenagers

Please help me fast! whoevr help get a brainlist
Read the passages.

Editorial
What if we let children fully move their bodies during recess time, let them get dirty, and even test out new theories? What would recess look like then?

The closest I found to doing just that was the Swanson School in Auckland, New Zealand. I had heard of its nonconventional, yet successful approach to recess through social media and was instantly intrigued.

–"How Schools Ruined Recess—and Four Things Needed to Fix It,"
Angela Hanscom

Newspaper Article
She said the LiiNK Project was a perfect fit for her school because it provides not just academic benefits but behavioral and psychological ones as well.

"While I was certainly intrigued by the academic and behavioral benefits, it was the psychological benefits such as increasing emotional resiliency, increasing imagination and creativity, and promoting the development of self-confidence that I felt would be a game-changer for my students."

–"Why Some Schools Are Sending Kids Out for Recess Four Times a Day,"
Valerie Strauss

Which phrases from both passages support the idea that schools are beginning to put increased recess times into action?

“What would recess look like” and “the LiiNK Project was a perfect fit for her school”
“let children fully move their bodies during recess time” and “academic benefits”
“let them . . . even test out new theories” and “game-changer for my students”
“successful approach to recess” and “intrigued by the academic and behavioral benefits”

Question 5(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
(01.08 LC)
What level of diction is typically found in scholarly works and speeches?
O Formal
O Standard
O Informal
O Practiced

The officer shouted to his man,Halt.change into indirect speech

How does the setting in the excerpt support Beah’s characterization?

why does the author use a problem-solution text structure in paragraph 5

Why did George and his family go to the mountains?

How does Buck show his affection for John Thornton in the book call of the wild by jack London?
1) He would often seize Thornton's hand in his mouth and lay at his feet watching him
2) He would kneel down and roll over on his back and wait to be petted
3) He would bark loudly when Thornton left and then bark loudly when he returned
4) He would bring Thornton his slippers and his newspaper to read

Help!
The real issue is that the use of nuclear power and nuclear weapons is forcing humankind, and indeed the whole ecosystem, to participate in a particularly cruel and totally uncontrolled experiment. Given the scientific evidence that there is no safe dose of radiation, this is an experiment that has already gone awry. . . .

The real question is whether we, as a human race, can afford in good conscience to risk annihilation with our continued reliance on nuclear technology. Can we continue to despoil our environment with long-lived radioactive materials that are scattered to the wind and embedded in our precious soil, randomly exposing large populations, and foisting health impacts on unsuspecting future generations who have no choice in this matter?

We may choose to do so. But if we do, I am quite sure that our children and grandchildren will roundly condemn us for our lack of foresight and our selfishness. As they struggle to deal with a poisonous environment and waste that must be safeguarded for thousands of years, they will certainly wonder what possessed us to do this.

–“Radiation Exposure and the Power of Zero,”

Jeffrey Patterson


Which fallacies appear in the argument? Check all that apply.


appeal to emotion because the passage describes the potential impact on children


bandwagon because the author states that everyone agrees on this issue


ad hominem because the author questions the honesty of scientists


false dilemma because it states that we must end the use of nuclear energy or die


appeal to emotion because it describes possible catastrophe

Read the excerpt from The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone by James Cross Giblin.

Some of these scholars made otherwise significant contributions to the world's knowledge of ancient Egypt. A German priest of the 1600s, Athanasius Kircher, wrote the first grammar and vocabulary of Coptic, the language of Christian Egypt. These books were to prove of great value when the hieroglyphs were eventually deciphered.

But Kircher's ideas about the hieroglyphs themselves were even farther off the mark than those of Horapollo. Looking at a certain group of symbols—which actually stood for the name of a pharaoh—Kircher let his imagination run wild. Without any evidence to support him, he said that the hieroglyphs meant "The blessings of the god Osiris are to be procured by means of sacred ceremonies, in order that the benefits of the river Nile may be obtained."

From 1650 onward, Kircher produced several volumes of such nonsense. It earned him a reputation for being an expert on the hieroglyphs—a reputation that lasted, unfortunately, long after his death in 1680.

Which sentence from this excerpt is a fact?

Looking at a certain group of symbols—which actually stood for the name of a pharaoh—Kircher let his imagination run wild.
Some of these scholars made otherwise significant contributions to the world's knowledge of ancient Egypt.
A German priest of the 1600s, Athanasius Kircher, wrote the first grammar and vocabulary of Coptic, the language of Christian Egypt.
From 1650 onward, Kircher produced several volumes of such nonsense.

Which statement best expresses a major theme in the text for (a retrieved reformation)

Lewis presents dense theology in the form of different conversations. Is a conversation an effective way to present theology? Why or why not? Use The Great Divorce as evidence in your response.

The one, obviously the ruler of the lot, filled an entire comfy chair in her granny's
lounge.
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