Which of the following is not personification?

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How does Ausable say he got in?
For class 10th​

Okita uses the tomato, a food native to the Americas, to highlight the speaker’s American identity, while Cisneros uses the English language to give her characters an American identity. The writers use bleak imagery to convey the sense of isolation they feel from their respective cultures. The speaker of Okita’s poem feels a sense of loss at the prospect of being moved from her home, while the speaker of Cisneros’s short story longs to leave her current location and return to America. The American identity of both speakers is highly questionable, as they frequently refer to their foreign identities.

Which statement most clearly focuses on the context of a writers work

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The aim of opinion writing, or persuasive writing, is to have your reader agree with your opinion/ point of view by the time they finish reading your work. This is a chance to use your persuasive skills, and your writing expertise to convince them that your stance on a particular issue or topic is the right one. This can be anything from your favourite ice cream flavour (mint chocolate chip!) to the political party you support.

There are 3 main ways to frame your written arguments (or reasons) that will change your readers mind:

1. Logic: using reason or common sense is one way of helping to prove why your stance on a particular issue is the right one. For example, if I wanted to persuade you that mint chocolate chip was the best ice cream flavour (it definitely is), I might say that when you eat it, you feel refreshed, which is the exact feeling you want on a hot summer day. The logic of wanting to feel refreshed on a hot summer day is the logical argument I used to make my point.

2. Emotion: pulling at the heartstrings of your audience, or "hitting them in the feels" as the kids say, is another very effective way to persuade someone to agree with you. As an example, think of the ads that you see on TV for the SPCA, or to donate money to a cause from a developing country. Showing the sad faces of pets and children make the audience feel emotional; upset and guilty, so we pick up the phone to donate.

3. Expertise: being able to speak with authority/expertise on a specific topic, is the final way to form an argument. If you are someone who does a lot of gaming, and you are trying to tell me which video game is the best in terms of quality and overall experience, I would be inclined to believe you since you know a lot about the gaming community and would be able to give accurate information.

Now that we know more about the specific ways you can argue/persuade/defend your opinion on any given topic, let's try out our new skill!

Below are some questions where I will ask you to pick ONE of two things. Your task is to tell me which one is better, and WHY. For example, use persuasive writing to tell me why Coke is better than Pepsi. Once you have done this, reread your writing and tell me if your argument was one of logic, emotion, or expertise.

Example: Hot OR Cold? Cold is always better than hot. In cold weather, you can bundle up in cute, cozy clothes, and snuggle with your pets to keep warm. In hot weather, I feel yucky and grumpy. Here, I used emotional arguments.

*Your answers will be more detailed, but I included the above just so you have an idea of what I am asking for.

*Written responses should be a paragraph EACH.

1. McDonald's OR Wendy's ?

2. Coke OR Pepsi?

3. R&B Music OR Rap Music?

4. Beach OR Cottage?

5. Pie OR Cake?

6. Chocolate OR Vanilla?

7. Bike OR Skateboard?

8. Mortal Kombat OR Call of Duty?

I(a.have been b.has been c.will have been)to boracay by next year.​

For the book Dear Haiti, Love Alaine

Please read pages 193-245
Complete KWL Chart
- "K": Use the information/details in pages 193-215 to complete this section. Minimum 10 sentences.
- "W": Minimum 4 questions.
- "L": Use the information/details in pages 216-245 to complete this section. Minimum 10 sentences.

Define Social Reform

the poem is about a small family? trua or fals​

How does the excerpt exemplify Elizabethan drama?

Read the excerpt from "The Lottery." Soon the men began to gather, surveying their own children, speaking of planting and rain, tractors and taxes. They stood together, away from the pile of stones in the corner, and their jokes were quiet and they smiled rather than laughed. The women, wearing faded house dresses and sweaters, came shortly after their menfolk. They greeted one another and exchanged bits of gossip as they went to join their husbands. Which line from the excerpt provides clues about the setting?

what happens to the conflict in a story during rising action

Give answer of the following question ?​

Suppose that a circular island has an area of 14.4 square miles. Approximate the radius of the island. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a mile. Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selected A2.18 miles B4.59 miles C4.56 miles D2.14 miles

Choose the most suitable alternative to complete the sentences. 1. Apples currently cost Rs 100 kilogram (a) a (b) an (c) the (d) no article​

Is being student better than being a teacher ?
I need reasons por favor ??

Explain what the Master Work was in the alchemist

He is as tall as you. (negative)

Which of the following words requires dropping the ending and adding ies to make it plural?

Stray
Ability
Journey
Cowboy

Which prefix creates a new, real word when added to the word “please”

For this question, refer to the following sermon. Intemperance is the sin of our land, and, with our boundless prosperity, is coming in upon us like a flood; and if anything shall defeat the hopes of the world, which hang upon our experiment of civil liberty, it is that river of fire. . . . In every city and town the poor-tax, created chiefly by intemperance, is [increasing the burden on taxpaying citizens]. . . . The frequency of going upon the town [relying on public welfare] has taken away the reluctance of pride, and destroyed the motives to providence which the fear of poverty and suffering once supplied. The prospect of a destitute old age, or of a suffering family, no longer troubles the vicious portion of our community. They drink up their daily earnings, and bless God for the poor-house, and begin to look upon it as, of right, the drunkard's home. . . . Every intemperate and idle man, whom you behold tottering about the streets and steeping himself at the stores, regards your houses and lands as pledged to take care of him, puts his hands deep, annually, into your pockets. . . . What then is this universal, natural, and national remedy for intemperance

Once upon a time, there was a weak little man, lived with his (a) ________ (noun) in a (b) __________ (adjective) house on the edge of a dark wood. Although he seemed very weak, he(c) ______________ (verb) all day, every day, and he did it (d) ____________ (Adverb). After a long day of work, he would fix his supper and eat it with his (e) _____________(noun). Although you would think that he would grow tired of doing this, he always seemed (f)___________ (Adjective) However, one day, after a full day of (g) ______________ (noun with an -ing ending), he (h)______________ (adverb) walked to the dark wood and disappeared. He has never been seen since.

1.Quick change of weight from one foot to the other displacing the supporting foot. 2. The person standing in opposite position across the set. 3.Like the motion on the handle of the clock moving to the left, when facing the center of an imaginary circle. Right shoulder is toward the center when moving forward. 4. Girl to right of Boy and Boy to left of Girl 5. Weight on one foot, swing the free foot in an arch, so that the ball or heel strikes the floor at lowest point of the arch. This may be done forward, sideward, or backward.​

Read the excerpt from chapter 6 of Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy.

"Come hear me."

"Sure. 'Please, Mrs. Cobb, may I come in and set a while and listen to Turner play your organ? Oh yes, thank you, I'll sit in your best chair. Of course, I'd love some tea. No, thank you, no cake just now. Thank you, yes, I am having a lovely time, Mrs. Cobb. He does play like all get out.'"

"Well, it might not be exactly like that."

"Lord, I guess it wouldn't."

"Come anyway."

Lizzie looked at him for a long time, tilting her head to one side as if trying to figure him out—which was what she was doing. "You're a strange person, you know that, Turner Buckminster? I wonder if you can see anything straight. What do you think your daddy would say if he saw us two standing out here right now? Or knew that I would be coming up to Mrs. Cobb's house just to hear you play?"

Lizzie’s belief that she will not be welcomed at Mrs. Cobb’s house is revealed through her

words.
actions.
feelings.
thoughts.

In this section, you'll be given independent clauses, dependent clauses, and simple sentences. You'll combine the clauses into compound, complex, or compound-complex sentences.
Write your answers in the space provided at the end of each sentences. Make sure you vary the sentence construction. Each answer should be a single sentence.


1. I'm going to walk home after class today. 70 degrees and sunny outside, might as well enjoy it!


2. What time are you finishing work today? Movie starts at 7


3. The grass needs to be cut already Which has grown so much recently due to the rain


4. I'm not going to see that horror moviel Preview was terrifying!


5. You must submit your exam by 6 p.m. today. Counts for 50% of your grade so you don't want to be late.


6. Are you taking a taxi or public transportation to the exhibition? What time so I know when to meet you?


7. Don't forget to bring the tickets. Need to scan them or they won't let us in


8. What are you making for dinner tonight? Spaghetti and meatballs again?


9. making an eggplant lasagna for dinner tonight My grandmother's recipe.


10. That movie was too long. If you ask me I fell asleep halfway through


11. Before we book a should make sure we have a place to stay my aunt's


12. After they heard the winner announcedGreg's friends congratulated him. Then teased him to take them out for pizza.


13. The floor was slipperyAfter she spilled the juice on it. She needed to clean it up before someone fell


14. My kitten had its first birthday. Guess it means he's not a kitten anymore, but a cat.


15. My brother is playing video games. AgainLike he does every day

help lol i need it for nowww

Which word provides a synonym clue?

Sounds effects _______. a. must be realistic in order to work successfully in a film b. must be added during filming, simultaneously to the action that is supposed to produce them c. need not be realistic but must coordinate with our imaginations d. are not made by devices not naturally part of the film's narrative

preamble - n. an introductory statement.
virtue - n. purity or virginity.
sovereignty - n. independent rule or authority.
bequeath - v. to pass on to heirs.
rebuke - v. to reprimand or scold.
Practice and Apply
Complete each of the following
sentence stems in a way that reflects the meaning of the Critical Vocabulary word.
The Wife of Bath chose some of
her husbands based on what they
could to her.
Choose...
The nuns on the pilgrimage wear
clothes that protect their
Choose
As a widow, the Wife of Bath has
over her financial affairs
Choose
Choose
Because of the long
listeners were prepared for the
surprising nature of the tale

Where do you think you belong? write some characteristics with which you can identify yourself.​

Which statement best explains how the pacing in this passage helps reveal Squealers character?