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Which detail from "Tiger-Tiger!" best develops the theme that the rules of society don't always benefit the needs of the individual?

" . . . they [the children] made fun of him because he would not play games or fly kites, or because he mispronounced some word. . ."


"Luckily, the Law of the Jungle had taught him to keep his temper, for in the jungle, life and food depend on keeping your temper."


“'That tiger limps because he was born lame, as everyone knows. To talk of the soul of a moneylender in a beast that never had the courage of a jackal is child’s talk.'”


"Mowgli was uneasy, because he had never been under a roof before; but as he looked at the thatch, he saw that he could tear it out any time if he wanted to get away, and that the window had no fastenings."

Read the passage and then answer the question:
I stomped my rubber boots on the steps and shook off my
umbrella as soon as I was under the roof of the front
porch. Then I rang the doorbell. When no one came to the
door, I looked over at the driveway and noticed that
Martinez's luxury sports car wasn't there.
Which sentence expresses an implicit meaning in the passage?
OA Martinez's car isn't in the driveway,
OB. The porch has a roof.
DC. The main character is wearing boots.
OD. Martinez isn't home.

Which is most similar to the word indignation?
Calm
Delight
Anger
O Pleasure
hing

Based on both passages, which element is absent from Passage 2 that would strengthen the author's discussion of the founding fathers' beliefs?


an analysis of the influence of political parties


a description of how checks and balances work


an explanation of why separating powers is important


an overview of the branches of the federal government

Which of the following is not a part of speech A. adjective B. sentence C. noun D. preposition

Which of the following is the most credible source for an essay on the gap in wages between men and women?


A survey of seventy participants conducted online over a two week period in 2012.


An interview with a CEO who makes an effort to hire women for leadership positions within the company.


A university study published in an academic journal sampling 1,835 adults conducted in 2015 combined with statistical data on business trends over time.


An article in a popular magazine that includes interviews with women who are celebrities.

PART B: Which TWO details from the text best
support the answers to Part A?
A "This omission is important not only because it
shapes therapists' and doctors' understanding
of their patients but because without an
official DSM code, it is harder to bill insurers
for treatment of a specific issue." (Paragraph 5
)
B "Addiction may not be an official term in the
U.S., at least not yet. But researchers and
clinicians like Bishop, who avoid using it, are
still concerned about some of the patterns of
behavior they see." ( Paragraph 11)
C "Gentile's definition doesn't address the
questions of whether media can cause changes
in your brain or create a true physical
dependency." ( Paragraph 14)
D "Young people with milder problems may learn
from their more 'deviant peers, she says."(
Paragraph 27)
E "How can people, especially young people,
forge healthier relationships with technology
while continuing to use it every day? Some
technologists believe that what has to happen
is a change in the tech itself" ( Paragraph 30)
F "The company has partnered with both UCLA
Health and Columbia University Medical
Center to research the efficacy of the app, and
Zichermann says they plan to seek FDA
approval as a 'digiceutical." ( Paragraph 42)

Why is Fortinbras’ life affected by the pursuit of revenge? Does he use emotion or reason and logic?

1. Kevin caught the bus on time, but if he.........(miss) the bus, he.......(be) late for his appointment.​

3. Read the following lines from the text:

"He would like to think of himself as a lion. Balboa the Lion! But no, he is more of a rat..."

What is the meaning of the metaphor in these lines? (RL.2.4)

HELP ASAP What types of evidence help support the writer’s ideas? Check all that apply.

*a quotation from an important document

*an example of the problem

*research done by the writer

*a statistical fact

*a story about the writer

Which sentence contains an example of hyperbole? Inaugural Address by John F. Kennedy, January 20, 1961 (excerpt).

What should happen next in my story after this?
Seth’s POV:

I’m really not sure why I invited her here. Was it because of the bet or did I actually what to hang out with her? Was it just because my parents were arguing again and I needed to get out? What the heck.. of course it’s because of the bet and maybe because I wanted to get away from my parents. She is not fun and super rude. I’d never want to hang out with her on my own. This is definitely for the bet. All that laughter and ‘fun’ was totally fake. She’s still an annoying spoiled brat.. right? I really don’t know how to see her anymore because right now she looks really adorable feeding the ducks. She has a big smile on her face and she generally looks really happy. Happy suits her. What am I even saying? This is kinda bad, I’m actually having... fun. I even almost told her about my parents fighting.. she definitely can not know about that. She wouldn’t understand. While I’m deep in thought, I notice her dump the rest of the bag of bread crumbs in the pond and giggle. I like when she laughs. Wait, no I don’t. “Pretty boy! Dump the rest of your crumbs to the ducks!” I smile and do as she says. “My name is Seth. You can stop calling me pretty boy.” She looks at me with a grin and says, “You know, I think I like pretty boy better.” She laughs and I glare at her. That’s what I said to her earlier when Ava told me her name. “Well, I guess I am pretty.” I say in a confident tone. She looks at me and responds, “Not even close.” I glare at her some more. She’s definitely still mean and bratty. “Aww, did I make you mad?” She asks in a mocking tone. Of course she did but I’m not admitting that to her. I walk towards her and she stops laughing and asks, “What are you doing?” I grin at her secretly knowing that she’s going to hate me even more after I do this. I walk even closer and push her into the pond. She screams and she hits the water and is completely soaked. “Oh my gosh! What is wrong with you?! I hate you!” She screams at me but I’m too busy laughing to pay attention. The next thing I know, I’m in the pond too. She grabbed my leg and pulled me in. I should have seen that coming. Now she’s dying of laughter. “I can’t believe you just did that!” I say to her. She starts laughing again and through her laughter says, “Oh come on! You totally deserved that!” I smile and say, “I guess I did.” She giggles. That annoyingly adorable laugh she has is driving me crazy. “We should go, it’s getting late.” I say to her. “Yeah, probably.” She replies. We crawl out of the pond and we are drenched. “We are really wet, won’t your parents get mad if you ruin the car?” How does she know my parents still come to my place? Does she know about my family issues? Did she hear them fighting through the phone call? “Why are you talking about my parents? That’s none of your business and if you must know, the car is mine.” I snap at her. I hear her mumble, “And you call me a brat.” “Whatever, get in the car sunflower.” The wetness won’t bother my car, after all, it’s just water. It will dry. The whole way back to sunflower’s place is pretty quiet. None of us say a word. Finally, I pull up to her house and park the car. She gets out and I say, “I guess I’ll see you tomorrow sunflower.” “Yeah, see ya pretty boy.” She closes the car door and I watch her as she walks into her apartment.



What should happen next in this chapter? (Btw, Seth is the main guy in the story and Sila is the main girl. Seth made a bet on Sila to make her like him. They also do not get along at all)

which are text features a reader can use to preview a text? Check all apply.
A. Captions
B. Headings
C. Images
D. Purposes
E. Titles​

How do you think faith or hope could help us be more resilient?

what are your thoughts on credit cards and savings accounts?

Witch sentence has the effect of closing a conversation

Why is taking notes beneficial to a student?

Which of these words would be used to refer to a young child's walk when
she is first learning how to walk?
A. Tottering
B. Striding
C. March
D. Limping

Read the passages about Queen Victoria.

Passage 1: Queen Victoria by E. Gordon Browne

On the 1st of December the Queen felt anxious and depressed. Her husband grew worse and could not take food without considerable difficulty, and this made him very weak and irritable.

The physicians in attendance were now obliged to tell her that the illness was low fever, but that the patient himself was not to know of this. The Ministers became alarmed at his state, and when the news of his illness became public there was the greatest and most universal anxiety for news.

In spite of slight improvements from time to time, the Prince showed no power of fighting the disease, and on the evening of the 14th December he passed gently away.

It is no exaggeration to say that the death of the Queen's beloved husband saddened every home in the land; it was a sorrow felt equally by the highest and the lowest. He died in the fulness of his manhood, leaving her whom he had loved and guarded so tenderly to reign in lonely splendour.

Passage 2: Queen Victoria by Giles Lytton Strachey

On the morning of December 14, Albert, just as she had expected, seemed to be better; perhaps the crisis was over. But in the course of the day there was a serious relapse. Then at last she allowed herself to see that she was standing on the edge of an appalling gulf. The whole family was summoned, and, one after another, the children took a silent farewell of their father. "It was a terrible moment," Victoria wrote in her diary, "but, thank God! I was able to command myself, and to be perfectly calm, and remained sitting by his side." He murmured something, but she could not hear what it was; she thought he was speaking in French. Then all at once he began to arrange his hair, "just as he used to do when well and he was dressing." "Es kleines Frauchen," she whispered to him; and he seemed to understand. For a moment, towards the evening, she went into another room, but was immediately called back; she saw at a glance that a ghastly change had taken place. As she knelt by the bed, he breathed deeply, breathed gently, breathed at last no more.











Which statement best synthesizes information from these passages?

Prince Albert had no ability to fight off his illness.
Prince Albert had been the next in line to become king.
The death of Prince Albert was completely unexpected.
The death of Prince Albert greatly affected Queen Victoria.

Select the correct answer.


A text that presents an event and describes what happens as a result is an example of what text structure?

O A

compare-contrast

O B. problem-solution

OC. chronological

OD.

cause-effect

The first step in the decision-making process is to:

a. list all the possible alternatives, decisions, or solutions.

b. identify the decision to be made, or the problem to be solved.

c. research and weigh the alternatives.

d. make a choice of the best alternatives based on your resources, values, and goals.

mach each example to the correct figure of speech

____ in a nonfiction texts is the author’s attitude toward the subject

Prompt
Use the following to write a paragraph analyzing the plot of "The Sniper."
1. What is happening as the story begins?
2. List 5 strong adjectives that describe the main character.
3. Specifically describe the setting. List 4 adjectives that describe the environment
4. What is the conflict in the story? What is the Sniper's internal conflict?
5. What is the Sniper's state of mind or attitude throughout the story?
6. What event is the climax of the story? How does this change the mood of the story?
7. What is the resolution of the story? How is the conflict resolved in the story?
8. Describe the situational irony at the end of the story.
9. What is the theme of the story?
10. Why does the author chose not to give the main character a name?

What y’all think 1-10 I think -10000

which of the following is a pair of complementary angles

What are some of the benefits and drawbacks of plastic? Use in your own words.

Hii please help before January 10th I think

Part A

In "Primary Lessons" from Silent Dancing: A Partial Remembrance of a Puerto Rican Childhood, what can the reader infer about the author's father?


He leaves important decisions to his wife.

He helps his children to fit into American culture.

He expects his children to be perfect.

He too busy to spend very much time with his family.
Question 2
Part B

Which sentence from the text best supports the answer in Part A?


"Our father spoke to us in English...not 'jes' but 'y-es.'"

"'You know that he wants us to speak good English.'"

"...we were staying until my father returned to Brooklyn Yard in New York and sent for us..."

"She was usually so careful about our safety and the many other areas that he was forever reminding her about..."

Is telling the truth always necessary?