Which group of words in this sentence is a dependent clause? after that, bearden spent time in paris, where he studied art.

Answer: "where he studied art" is a dependent clause

Explanation:

Since "where" is a subordinating conjunction, and subordinating conjunctions make dependent clauses, "where he studied art" is a dependent clause.

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Reread “The Raven,” focusing on when events in the poem take place. Notice that the poem begins in the present, with the speaker recalling an event that happened in the past. Most of the verses that follow continue the speaker’s recollection of that past event. The last verse, however, returns to the present. What effect is created by the poet’s decision to begin and end the poem in the present?

Which element of fiction tells a story from the perspective outside the action of the story?
A. mood
B. third-person point of view
c. setting
D. first-person point of view
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fear of zoos
fear of plants
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19. Jane doesn't know how to tasks, which one to do first and which next, so she's always behind schedule.
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In order to create suspense for their readers, authors often wish to hint where the story is going. At the same time, she doesn't wish to give away the ending. This is called

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Infer Based on the title of the film and the background information you read, what do you think is the focus of Saving Lincoln? Support your response with evidence from the text.

Which statement best describes the role of gold in Ghana’s wealth and power?
Gold could be traded for salt, which was used to preserve food and maintain health.


Salt could be mined and then traded for gold to make Ghanaian jewelry.


Gold provided a form of currency that could be used to buy iron for weapons.


Gold and salt were used to buy ships that could be used for trade across the Mediterranean.






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Comment on the effectiveness of the differing depictions of the main characters Ichabod Crane and King Prospero in the text as opposed to the movie. Respond to each depiction individually.

Test II Subiect-Verb Agreement Rond and analyze the sentence very carefully Underline the correct verb that fits the sentence 1. Everyone ( deserve, deserves) to be treated equally 2. No one (love, loves) me. 3. I always (go, goes) to school. 4 You fis, are) the reason why I lost my wallet on the ground 5. My mom always (take, takes) pood care of me 6. The cow and the pig (is, are) jumping on the ground 7. The students (answer answers) his/her assigned activity 8. The visitors nor that student (enjoy, enjoys) watching the show
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. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A. "The House of Representatives debated H.R. 7152 for nine days" (Paragraph 8) B. "The real battle was waiting in the Senate, however, where concerns focused on the bill’s expansion of federal powers" (Paragraph 9) C. "[I]ts potential to anger constituents who might retaliate in the voting booth." (Paragraph 9) D. "Opponents launched the longest filibuster in American history, which lasted 57 days and brought the Senate to a virtual standstill." (Paragraph 9)

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The passage makes use of which of the following literary devices?


I. Repetition, characterized by repeating the same phrase multiple times for emphasis in order to produce a grander effect.

II. Irony, characterized by the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning. In irony, the deeper, real layer of significance is revealed by the situation and the context in which they are placed and not by the words themselves.

III. Foreshadowing, characterized by the use of words or phrases that hint at something—typically something bad—that is going to happen later in the story. This is done without revealing the story or spoiling the suspense.


A

I only


B

I and II only


C

II and III only


D

I, II, and III


All who looked at Miss Gilder knew she wanted nothing more than to be the head of the household. After all, she had been at Chambord Manor since coming of age all those decades ago. For decades, she had worked up from scrubbing floors to cooking to answering the doors and then finally to overseeing Lady Kirsten’s wardrobe and calendar.


When Lady Kirsten told her that Miss Richards was retiring, and asked Miss Gilder if she would like to assume her duties, Miss Gilder cried. On that day, she said publicly, “This is the happiest of my life.” She was now the head of the household.




Miss Gilder in Charge


All who looked at Miss Gilder knew she had not been friendly with Miss Richards, but she had respected her professionally. In fact, Miss Gilder was nothing if not respectful to everyone she met.


Miss Gilder was especially respectful around the other servants. Even in a position of authority, she was hardly a tyrant. She would assign the servants their duties each day and would sternly talk to them if they did not perform them. But so long as they acted professionally and performed their tasks, Miss Gilder had no need to get harsh with them.


Nor did Miss Gilder get close to them. She did not care about their personal lives nor their pasts. As far as she was concerned, all were exactly like her, and she was only at Chambord Manor to work.




Miss Gilder at Night


All who looked at Miss Gilder knew she went home each night to a happy and respectful house. They knew that, though she was a spinster, she was not one of those typical unmarried old women, the type who were miserable and downtrodden. She would never, for instance, cry at night for her lost youth or opportunity. Nor would she ever feel crippling bouts of loneliness and despair when she thought each morning of rising and returning to her profession where she would have to put on a face of solemn respect and joy.


All who looked at Miss Gilder knew she was content. But that is only because they only saw her at Chambord Manor.

Drag and drop each phrase into the appropriate category to show what wild of effects on the reader

"Be mindful with the people sitting over there."

Is sitting a gerund or participle

Which key idea does Fuller develop in Woman of the Nineteenth Century?


With the support of men, women are increasingly safer in domestic relationships.

Men are denying women and enslaved people the unalienable rights they are born with.

Men should do more to help women and enslaved persons to function independently.

Reasonable men will understand that as society progresses, it must also adapt to the needs of its members.
Question 2
Which detail from the text contributes to the development of the key idea identified in Part A?


“But I will not, for the public opinion of their own sex is already against such men, and where cases of extreme tyranny are made known, there is private action in the wife's favor.”

“Given these circumstances, these are some of the reasons for the changes demanded by the champions of Woman. We hail them as signs of the times.”

“The gift of reason, Man's highest prerogative, is assigned to them in much lower degrees. There exists in the minds of men a similar tone of feeling toward women as toward enslaved persons, such as is expressed in the common phrase, "Tell that to women and children."

“There is but one law for souls, and, if there is to be an interpreter of it, he must come not as man, or son of man, but as son of God.”