A botanist is writing a summary of a study on an invasive species of green algae called starry stonewort. Read the piece of information in each row, then select the section where it fits best.

Hello. You did not enter the information to which the question refers, which makes it impossible for me to be able to tell you in which section of the summary they fit best. However, in order to help you, I will show you the sections of a summary and what the information contained in it should look like. I hope it helps.

The first section of a summary is called an "introduction." It should contain information that presents the topic on which the abstract will describe, in addition to showing the thesis statement, which is the part of the introduction where the author of the abstract shows what will be addressed and why it will be addressed in the text. In this case, the author can present the plan that will be shown in the summary and the reason that makes him write about it.

Then comes the section called "development" which is the body of the abstract, where the author will place arguments, statements and statements that describe the main theme of the abstract and the questions about the plan that will be clarified. This section can be done by many paragraphs. In this section the author must present all the evidence and bases he has on the topic.

Finally, there is the section called "conclusion" where the author provides information that offers a resolution about what he said, or what he found out about this topic.

How to make oatmeal which step is done first which step is done last

Which sentence contains an inappropriate shift in number?

All candidates for the office of senator have questionable voting record.

Should candidates having questionable voting records run for the office of senator?

Voting records for candidates for the office of senator show poor performances by the legislators.

One candidate for the office of senator has a questionable voting record.

Answer if you know what this is from! (Don't google it, will give Brainliest to the first right answer)

Ring ring on the telephone, it's Jo, Jo Firestone,
do you wanna play a game, you can win at home,
'cus she needs to know, she's ______________

Which feature most helps indicate to the reader that this
modern translation was originally an Old English poem?
Read the passage from "A Shield."
A lonely warrior, I am wounded with iron,
Scarred with sword-points, sated with battle-play,
Weary of weapons. I have witnessed much fighting,
Much stubborn strife.
O alliteration
O character
O plot
O rhyme

what does wilbur wright convey throughout the text ​

what is the meaning of pathfinder​

Which portion of the narrative arc would define the following portion from “The Oasis: Africa”?
"Suddenly the Sheikh stopped and pointed to the south. The caravan halted, and everyone prepared his arm. Matchlocks were primed, cartridges rammed home, and swords loosened in their sheaths. Was it the Tuaregs again across our path? But Mohammed, the keen-eyed, shouted joyfully—
“The oasis, the oasis! I see the palm-trees.'”
Question 3 options:

Complicating Incident

Climax

Exposition

Rising Action

The costume party was attended by the whole school. Is it active or passve

Is Jonas's community a utopia or dystopia? explain.​

Why do you need show teachers respect essay

anyone have a short summary of any book pls

Which word is a synonym of nonchalant?
A-popular
B-unconcerned

I SPEAK 3 LANGUAGES ( 2 LANGUAGES AND 1 DIALECT) DOES THAT MEAN IM TRILINGUAL HAHA

Part A


What is one of Roosevelt's purposes for delivering this speech?

A: to highlight the number of Japanese attacks in the Pacific

B: to share information yet keep Americans feeling safe

C: to remind Congress that he previously warned of a possible attack

D: to illustrate how dangerous the Japanese forces are

Part B

How does Roosevelt use rhetoric to advance the purpose identified in Part A?

1: He uses overstatement, such as the references to "hostilities" and "grave danger," to stress that he knew the country was in danger.

2: He uses figurative language, describing the day of the attack as one that will "live in infamy," to threaten the Japanese.

3: He uses logical fallacies, such as the phrase "premeditated invasion," to strike fear into the hearts of America's enemies.

4: He employs phrases with charged language, such as "righteous might" and "absolute victory," to make Americans feel secure and confident.

Use the "Day of Infamy" speech by Franklin Delano Roosevelt to answer the questions above.

HELP GIVING BRAINLIEST You might think that staying safe during the eruption of a volcano is just a matter of hiding under a table and hoping your house doesn't catch on fire. Nothing could be further from the truth. Surviving a volcanic eruption is a matter of understanding how volcanoes most commonly affect people, being prepared, and following some easy guidelines.
Volcanic activity may be scary, but it is the result of simple and very natural geological processes. Volcanoes are holes in the Earth's crust where substances from beneath the surface, such as hot gases and molten rock, can escape. "You can think of a volcano as a paper cut or a pimple on the Earth," says volcanologist Roberta Alvarez. "They're usually not a big deal on the scale of the whole planet, but they're a big deal to us." Sometimes these eruptions can be small and ongoing, such as the Mt. Kilauea eruption in Hawaii that has been occurring since 1983. Other times, as was the case with Mt. St. Helens in Oregon, the eruptions are abrupt and violent. When the lava and ash emitted from a volcano cool and harden, they gradually form mountains.
If you're wondering whether or not you live near one of these mountains, you're in luck. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) keeps track of active volcanoes all around the Ring of Fire, which is the area of high volcanic activity that forms the border of the Pacific Ocean. Some of the most worrisome volcanoes in the United States are Mt. Kilauea in Hawaii and Mt. Shishaldin in Alaska. The USGS records many other at-risk locations as well, so you can find out how risky your location is with just a little research.
If you're one of the people who lives near a volcano, you should be aware of several dangers that these forces of nature present. The most dramatic danger is molten lava that flows down the sides of the mountains. "Although lava moves slowly enough for most people to escape from it on foot," says Alvarez, "it's a precursor to a much more dangerous threat: wildfires." Volcanoes also tend to spew huge amounts of ash into the atmosphere, which can affect areas hundreds of miles away from the eruption and can make breathing difficult for babies and people with lung problems, according to the National Asthma Society (NAS). The ash can also be so thick that it buries houses.
If you live near an active volcano, your best chance of surviving an eruption is to be prepared. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, recommends that families maintain an emergency supply kit with first aid and day-to-day essentials. Families should also create a plan to gather in an agreed-upon location if phone or Internet service is down. Once you account for everyone in your family, follow the designated evacuation route to get away from the volcano quickly and carefully.
In other words, stay calm and be prepared. Advice that would be suited to practically any disaster will help you weather a volcanic eruption as well. All you need is a little understanding, a little planning, and a little patience, and you should come out all right.
Which is the best example of an analysis paragraph in the essay?


A.
Paragraph 3

B.
Paragraph 4

C.
Paragraph 1

D.
Paragraph 2

Read the paragraph from Liam’s narrative.

1I had never been more frightened in my entire life. 2As I stepped onto the diving platform, I waited for instructions from my diving coach. 3Only because his directions were so clear, and because he was so nice, was I able to do it. 4It had all been worth it, I thought, as I changed from my bathing suit back into clothes. 5I had achieved what I had set out to do.

Which sentence could replace sentence 5 to make the paragraph more precise?

I was able to accomplish the goal I had set for myself.
I had finally managed to dive from the highest platform.
I had surprised myself by being able to do what I didn’t think I could.
I truly owed a lot to Coach Wilkerson for all the help he had given me.

Revise the following sentences:
This year writing will be a major focus, its' important to understand grammer rules, without them you're writing is difficult to understand.

Once a week well begin class with one of these sets of M.U.G. sentences, M.U.G. by the way is an abbreviation of "mechanics, usage and grammer"

I have to write a persuasive speech but I literally can't think of anything
anyone have ideas I could build off of?

write 6 sentences with reflexive pronouns

can anyone write an essay on how dog are good pets it does not need to be long

It’s 11 am for me I just went to McDonald’s and they said there ice cream Machine was broken.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Rewrite this in your own words:

For starters, you can now work on-the-go. No need for shuffling papers around and organizing them when you have a web application that can automatically sort and make it easier to find what you have and need. On the plus side, you don't have to take long to find what you need since what you need is at the touch of your fingertips. In terms of society, many people are working online, so basically, they don't leave their house. It's not such a bad thing, you can earn extra money if you wish and you can either complete two jobs at once. An example of this is babysitting and being a professional online contributor to a community of any sort.

give two synonyms for scintillating​

PLZ HELP I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST Correctly add a comma to each of the following sentences:

1. The belligerent dog barked loudly but I was not frightened.

2. Abby and David skateboarded on the asphalt yet neither of them was injured.

3. The colonel lieutenent corporal and general all headed toward the plane.

4. Gilly hope to join the team so she practiced every night after class.

5. His school is in Austin Texas.

Correctly add a semicolon to each of the following sentences:

1. My friends want an apology for my behavior I see no need for one.

2. My cousin asked to see the manager there was a large discrepancy in the bill.

3. Summer is coming take out the barbeque grill!

4. Spring is the best time of year flowers are a welcome sight after the snow.

5. The pilot had traveled to Honolulu, Hawaii Hamilton, Bermuda Mumbai, India and Melbourne, Australia.

Read the excerpt from The Dark Game. Arthur Zimmermann had no idea that "Blinker" Hall had read his secret message. But now that Hall had read it, what could he do with this information? On one hand, he believed that President Wilson, faced with the information in the telegram, would declare war on Germany. On the other hand, to share the telegram with Wilson would surely alert Berlin that the British had been reading their secret messages. As he walked back to his office, Hall considered ways that he could share the intelligence in the Zimmermann telegram and establish its authenticity without letting Berlin know that Room 40 had intercepted and read hundreds of their secret messages. Why was Hall concerned that the Germans would learn about the British reading their secret messages? The Germans would begin reading British secret messages to get revenge. Reading an enemy’s secret messages is against the codes of war. The Germans would then find a different way of transmitting their messages. This knowledge would make the Americans sympathize with the Germans.

James woke up sweating one evening from a dream. In his dream he was pushing a rock up a large hill and every time he got the rock to the top of the hill, the rock would roll back down and James would have to go back down and start all over again. He understood that no matter how much he tried he would always have to roll the rock up the hill and it would always roll back down.



James’s dream is a direct comparison. This comparison is called....

a
irony
b
a foreshadowing
c
an allusion
d
a simile

Read the teacher’s instruction to students.

Restate all of the ideas and details in the text in your own words.

Which best states what the teacher is asking students to do?

respond to the text
copy the text
paraphrase the text
outline the text

How would you describe the important conflicts in this story? Consider characters who are at odds and desires that are frustrated. Summarize the conflicts in a chart like the one shown.

20 POINTS WILL GIVE 5 STAR RATING AND BRAINILEST

Is this a simile "I heard about a girl who went to a different school and tried to ignore some huge fad, like cargo pants or something"?

Why is it said that the District Commissioner "judged cases in ignorance? What
evidence is given to support his ignorance? (In chapter 20 of " Things Fall Apart ")​