Answer:b
Explanation:
Answer:
b
Explanation:
how does the prince characterize capsules and montague
Answer:
Sorry if I get the answer wrong:
Answer:The Prince threatens the men with the penalty of death if they don't cease their quarreling and fighting. Three civil brawls, bred of an airy word, By thee, old Capulet, and Montague, Have thrice disturbed the quiet of our streets And made Verona’s ancient citizens Cast by their grave-beseeming ornaments, To wield old partisans in hands as old, Cankered with peace
Explanation:
Which details provide evidence to support an argument
against universal health care? Select all that apply.
Taxes will go up to pay for the care.
Wait times for medical care will increase.
Most people will be unable to see specialists.
People will be more likely to delay medical care.
The quality of health care will drastically decline.
Answer:
Answer choices A/b or 1/2
Explanation:
Taxes will go up to pay for the care.
Wait times for medical care will increase.
Answer: Taxes will go up to pay for the care.
Wait times for medical care will increase.
Explanation:
Got it right on edge.
What is the author's opinion about the school hours
from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.?
Answer:
Was there supposed to be a screenshot included?
Pls help with Animal Farm
What else have the pigs changed on the farm? chapter 6
help me with this please
Answer:
The past tense would be
Danced
Drank
Cleaned
Slept
Spoke
Answered
Choose either A, B, C or D for the correct answer. She ... at me.
A. Smile
B. Smiles
C. Is smiles
D. Is smile
Answer:
B. Smiles
Explanation:
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Convert the following sentences from active voice to passive voice. If necessary, invent a subject for the active
construction.
1. Mistakes were made by top-level officials.
2. The electricity was turned off by the power company.
3. The vase was broken.
4. The scientists’ assertions could not have been believed.
5. When was the law implemented?
Answer:
1. Top-level officials made mistakes.
2. The power company turned off the electricity.
3. I broke the vase.
4. We could not believe the scientists assertions.
5. The law was implemented when?
Why do animals have adoptions there's a competition for the same food sources be ecosystems can change see special body parts and behaviors I need for survival d all of the above
Answer:
d
Explanation:
Animals adapt in the competition for the survival of the fittest while competing for food sources or when ecosystems change. To survive, they change behaviors that sometimes lead to evolution of body parts
Hi there! I hope everybody is safe. Here's my question for 10 points and Brainliest!
What is the meaning of abuse?
Why do people abuse other people?
Answer:
To abuse someone is to hurt them physically or mentally. Another definition is to use someone or something in a way in which is not what it is used for.
There are forms of abuse. Domestic abuse, child abuse, mental abuse.
I don't really understand why people abuse people. It's flat out cruel. But, people abuse other people to have a sense of power over the person.
It goes waaaayyy deeper than this, but that's the BASICS.
What are the pros and cons of having a guinea pig as a pet?
Answer + Explanation:
The Pros of Guinea Pigs as Pets
1. They’re easier to take care of than other pets such as dogs and cats
A dog needs a lot of attention and time and must be taken on daily walks. They also need more space which is especially true for large breeds. Cats have a similar disposition. Both animals have aggressive breeds and are picky eaters.
2. They don’t take up much space
Guinea pigs are quite small and their cage can fit comfortably into the corner of a room in the house. Cleaning up after them is also a breeze as their droppings are small and can be easily removed. Due to their small size, transporting them to a new location is hassle-free. They keep themselves clean too with daily grooming.
3. They’re more of a “passive pet” rather than a “constantly-by-your-side” pet
If that’s the kind of pet you want, they’re perfect for the role. Guinea pigs fulfill a companion role that’s sort of a mixture of a cat’s laid-back, affectionate nature and the decorative capabilities of fish. They aren’t handled for more than a few hours a day and can’t really be “played-with” like other companion pets.
4. They’re relatively quiet compared to other pets
While a dog owner’s neighbor might be kept up by nighttime barking, the guinea pig owner has no such issues. Guinea pigs can sometimes be noisy but the volume of their squeals isn’t that high.
5. They cost less and are cheaper to maintain than other pets
Think of the large price tags that come with purebred dogs, cats, and even some fish. Guinea pigs are very affordable, their food doesn’t cost much, and accessories such as toys and trinkets are widely available. In fact, they also eat fruits and veggies so you’ll definitely be sharing for human food with them from to time.
6. They show some degree of affection and are naturally social
Guinea pigs live in herds and are grazing animals. They aren’t completely emotionless like turtles are, but at the same time, they aren’t as wildly passionate as dogs. They are sweet and interactive to a certain extent.
6. They’re good pets of choice for older children
Young children do not have the fine muscle strength to firmly hold a guinea pig and they can get seriously injured if they drop from an unsecured location.
7. They live longer than other rodents
While hamsters and gerbils only live for about 2 – 4 years on the average, guinea pigs enjoy a nice 4 to 5-year average lifespan; with some living up to 8 years. That’s pretty long for a small pet.
8. They’re gentle and aren’t dangerous
It is very rare for a guinea pig to bite, unlike hamsters, gerbils, and most especially rats – all of whom have been known to bite their owners for various reasons. The only times when a guinea pig will bite is almost always by accident.
9. They don’t destroy things
While other pets have destructive tendencies, making it a hassle for you to clean up their living area and purchase new toys, guinea pigs exhibit no such behaviors. They are kind, sweet, and mostly have a calm and collected demeanor.
The Cons of Guinea Pigs as Pets
They don’t live as long as other pets.
There’s almost no comparison when putting dog, cat, and guinea pig lifespans side-by-side. Dogs can grow alongside a human and one of the greatest joys is when a puppy can accompany a baby through the milestones of his/her years all the way to adulthood.
Guinea pigs, unfortunately, will not be able to accomplish such a feat, but at least they do live longer than other rodents.
They’re easily injured.
Guinea pigs aren’t the hardiest or strongest pet available on the market. Their bones are fragile and not very flexible and they can get hurt easily. This is the reason why it’s not recommended to allow small children to play with them.
It can take a long time to train them.
Guinea pigs can be trained to follow commands and even to recognize your voice but the time it takes can range from a few weeks to a few months. In fact, you’ll never know how long it will take an individual guinea pig to complete training. They each have their own unique personality, so let’s just say it’s for you to find out.
There’s a higher price for veterinary checkups, diagnoses, and medicines.
Guinea pigs are classified as “exotic” pets; which means that vets charge a higher fee for standard services. Even the simple task of finding a vet who’s trained to handle exotic animals is difficult in itself.
Local vets may not be qualified to handle guinea pigs and you might have to travel far to locate one. Many vets who are not trained to handle exotic animals are not familiar with all possible health issues and sometimes, it takes multiple diagnoses to finally find the cure.
Guinea pigs can’t create their own Vitamin C.
This isn’t a problem for most other pets but for guinea pigs, it means that you’ll have to specifically buy Vitamin C supplements or feed vitamin-rich fruits and vegetables every day. They primarily only eat hay and drink water, so special concessions must be made in regards to their diet.
Answer:
pros: Fun and Lovable. Guinea pigs are endearing pets who rarely bite and who like to be held
cons: Guinea pigs need exercise daily whether running around the room or in a safe pen outdoors and they must be closely supervised the entire time
According to the text, how have famous actors opinions of Shakespeare contributed to his fame?
Answer:
By acting out his plays
Explanation:
Actors opinions supported Shakespeare and that helped him out
I Rewrite the incorrect word in the sentences(hint: words thyat u have to change are at the end of the sentence)
1. He didn’t see nobody in the room. ____________(nobody)
2. Please give to I the number of that school. _____________(I)
3. In my school, anybody plays rugby. _______________(anybody)
4. We all enjoyed themselves at the party. __________
5. Have you seen mine coat? _________________________(themselves)
6. Hacking is a common crime. Them could go to jail. ____________(Them)
7. Give myself my bag back! ____________(myself)
8. Her children are too young to look after they. __________(They)
II Write the correct pronoun.
1. Ann isn’t happy because_________has stolen hers/her mobile phone. (somebody/anybody)
2. Somebody forgot to lock the door, didn’t_________? (he/they)
3. My brother is older than me but ________ isn’t as tall as I am. (he/him)
4. We don’t know ___________ (theirs/their) telephone number, but they know ours.
5. People play sports ______________ (everywhere/anywhere) in the world.
6. We helped _________(they/them) move the piano; they couldn’t have done it on _____________ (their/them) own.
7. Have you lost ________________ (anything/nothing?)
Answer:
1. anyone
2. my
3. everyone
4. ourselves
5. my
6. you
8. themselves
1. her
2. they
3. he
4. their
5. anywhere
6. them
7. anything
Explanation:
Answer:
anybodymeeverybodyourselvesmytheymesomeonetheyhetheireverywherethem,theiranything
Select the correct text in the passage.
Which phrase in this excerpt from James Joyce's "Araby" is a participial phrase?
North Richmond Street, being blind, was a quiet street except at the hour when the Christian Brothers' School set the boys free. An uninhabited
house of two storeys stood at the blind end, detached from its neighbours in a square ground. The other houses of the street, conscious of
decent lives within them, gazed at one another with brown Imperturbable faces.
The former tenant of our house, a priest, had died in the back drawing-room. Air, musty from having been long enclosed, hung in all the rooms,
and the waste room behind the kitchen was littered with old useless papers. Among these I found a few paper-covered books, the pages of
which were curled and damp: The Abbot, by Walter Scott, The Devout Communicant and The Memoirs of Vidocq. I liked the last best because its
leaves were yellow. The wild garden behind the house contained a central apple tree and a few straggling bushes under one of which I found
the late tenant's rusty bicycle-pump. He had been a very charitable priest; in his will he had left all his money to institutions and the furniture of
his house to his sister.
Answer:
Im not sure I tried to answer but even idk
Explanation:
Emperor Wudi served as emperor of the Han Dynasty in China from 141 B.C. until 87 B.C. He changed the way people were appointed to government jobs by
A.
assigning jobs to those who had paid him the most money.
B.
only allowing his family members to work in the government.
C.
using a lottery system to decide who would be placed into jobs.
D.
requiring people to pass written tests before they earned a po
Answer:
B. only allowing his family members to work in the government.
Explanation:
This could be seen in the acknowledgement of his historical account of the Emperor being surrounded by relatives during the course of his reign.
Answer:
Emperor Wudi served as emperor of the Han Dynasty in China from 141 B.C. until 87 B.C. He changed the way people were appointed to government jobs by
D. requiring people to pass written tests before they earned a position.
Explanation:
Wudi emperor better known as Wu of Han Liu Che was the seventh emperor of the Han dynasty. He changed in many ways the ideology of Chinese people by appointing Confusionists in academies throughout the country to teach the Chinese their ´philosophy. Thus, he changed many things in the Chinese system. Like appointing government workers on positions after they proved they had the skills that would make them win the right of that position instead of basing the assignations on influence and favors.
Which analysis MOST CLOSELY expresses the purpose of the third amendment to the Bill of Rights?
Answer:
No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.
Explanation:
This was passed in Congress September 25, 1789. The purpose of this to keep soldiers out of homes during war. This is because the soldiers would steal the food and take advan of any women in the household. A good movie for this is War Horse.
"Well, I mean, um, there are like, some other ways, to umm, go about it." Well, I mean, there are some other ways to go about it. I mean, there are some other ways to go about it. Well, I mean, um, there are like, some other ways, to umm, go about it. Well, I mean, there are, like, some other ways to go about it.
Answer:
Yeah there is a bunch of other ways.
Explanation:
Well um I think that there is a, um, bunch of, um, different ways.
HELP! BRAINLIEST PLUS POINTS.
Images and captions are text features which often appear in articles. Writing in complete sentences, explain how images and captions can help you understand the main idea.
Answer:
Images and captions may be simple add on text features, but they are very important. They can help you understand the main idea because often times visual representations can help a reader when trying to come up with a picture in their head of what the text is about. The general idea is that the pictures can help a reader see something more clearly. Pictures may also highlight some of the main ideas of the text, which helps the reader pay more attention the main idea instead of little details that may not be as important.
PLEASE HELP 20 POINTS WILL MARK BRAINLIEST ANSWER ASAP
Compose a journal entry answering the question: “Is Ulysses a Hero?” Use specific evidence and quotations from the text to support your answer.
Answer:
I think yes he is a hero in the way that he shows great courage. For example when they went into the cyclops cave and went againsnt him abd stabbed him in the eye.
Explanation:
Answer:
This is the other guy's answer, just all errors fixed.
I believe that Ulysses is a hero, because he shows great courage. For example, when they went into Polyphemus' cave and fought him, stabbing him in the eye.
Melanie uses 9.4 pints of white paint and blue paint to paint her bedroom walls. 4 5 of this amount is white paint, and the rest is blue paint. How many pints of blue paint did she use to paint her bedroom walls?
Answer:
She used 4.9 pints of blue paint.
Explanation:
The total amount of paint that Melanie used is 9.4 pints (white and blue).
Blue Paint + White Paint = 9.4 pints.
However, we know that 4.5 of the total amount is white, thus, we can substitute in the expression we just wrote earlier:
Blue Paint + 4.5 = 9.4 pints
Blue Paint = 9.4 pints - 4.5 pints
Blue Paint= 4.9 pints.
Therefore, she used 4.9 pints of blue paint for her bedroom walls.
Write what you liked about Jump Away. Include an example from the text.
Answer:
Please provide an image of what you are talking about so that brainly can help you more.
Explanation:
Read this central idea found in Immigrant Kids, by Russell Freedman.
Immigrant families made many sacrifices to come to the United States.
Which line from the text best supports this central idea?
Between 1880 and 1920, 23 million immigrants arrived in the United States.
Often the father came first, found work, and sent for his family later.
The great majority of immigrants landed in New York City.
They never forgot their first glimpse of the Statue of Liberty.
Answer:
I believe it's B) Often the father came first, found work, and sent for his family later.
Explanation:
did it on edge 2021
:D
The line from the text best supports this central idea is Often the father came first, found work, and sent for his family later.
What is the summary of Immigrant Kids, by Russell Freedman?
Freedman makes clear, there has been additionally compensation with ease—for women, for youngsters. And even though we see youngsters running at tasks, girls. Freedman additionally cites, matter-of-factly, he falters simplest, blandly and ahistorically, that modern-day immigrants comparable experiences.
Most human beings who've immigrated to the USA have achieved so legally. But a few have settled withinside the united states of america with out permission. They are known as undocumented immigrants, or unlawful immigrants. Many of those immigrants had been determined for a task or a higher life.
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True or False: When taking notes, it is okay to paraphrase
information.
Select one:
False
True
Answer:
True
Explanation:
True. paraphrasing isn't plagiarism, it helps steer away from it.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
As long as you get the idea from what the notes are telling you, it should be allowed
a person who answers the question in an interview is
Answer:
interviewer
Explanation:
An interviewee is always on the job seeker side of the desk, answering questions, and the interviewer always asks the questions. Interviewee is the simplest term to use for someone who is going to an interview, but it doesn't indicate what stage of the process the person is in.
Despite discussing similar themes of war in the story "Ambush" and essay "Symptoms," O’Brien and Steinbeck chose different genres and modes to present their views. Compare the format from both these texts and evaluate how the chosen mode influences the presentation of ideas. Which do you think is more effective in conveying its central meaning?
Answer:
"Ambush" by Tim O'Brien was about the Vietnam War and "Symptoms" by John Steinbeck was about World War II. "Ambush" was a story while "Symptoms" was an easy. Both texts presented the effects of war on soldiers. I think "Ambush" is more effective since it lets the reader realize the effects of war through imagination.
Explanation:
Answer:
Both Tim O’Brien’s “Ambush” and John Steinbeck’s "Symptoms" have the same theme of war, but they convey contrasting messages. While O’Brien’s story indicates that soldiers never forgets their actions and experiences at war and can often be riddled with a lifetime of guilt and regret, Steinbeck claims that soldiers block out wartime experiences because they are traumatic.
In "Symptoms," Steinbeck describes war experiences in a matter-of-fact and scientific manner. He uses a sympathetic tone to portray the harsh realities of war, employing the analogy of childbirth to make the reluctance of remembering trauma more relatable to readers, most of whom have not been directly involved in war, but who may have experience with childbirth. On the other hand, “Ambush” conveys the writer’s personal memory of what happened at war. He killed an enemy soldier, but one who possibly would not have harmed him and was just passing by. This act of killing haunts the writer throughout his life. He thinks about the soldier he has killed—about his background, his personal life, his hopes and dreams—and thinks about how his grenade destroyed all that. He wants readers to think about the killed enemy soldier as a human being, not just a soldier who is at war to kill or be killed. He makes war personal. O’Brien lies to his daughter because he is unable to come to terms with his guilt over killing another human being. His personal touch makes his writing about war more convincing and effective in conveying its central meaning to readers.
Explanation:
Straight from Plato baby!
A Mid Summer Night’s Dream by Shakespeare essay ?
Answer:
Midsummer Night’s Dream, one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, is generally thought of as a sparkling romantic farce. However, while the play is lovely and comic, it also has a strong trace of darkness and cruelty, a sinister underside that is inextricable from its amorous themes. Midsummer may end with a series of happy weddings, but along the way it clearly depicts how male-female relationships can involve a great amount of cruelty, with the potential to spread discord throughout..
Answer:
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, one of Shakespeare’s most beloved comedies, is generally thought of as a sparkling romantic farce. However, while the play is lovely and comic, it also has a strong trace of darkness and cruelty, a sinister underside that is inextricable from its amorous themes. Midsummer may end with a series of happy weddings, but along the way it clearly depicts how male-female relationships can involve a great amount of cruelty, with the potential to spread discord throughout society.
Nearly all the male characters threaten their female counterparts with violence at some point in the play. Theseus, for example, won Hippolyta not through seduction or courtship but by military conquest, having vanquished the Amazons, her tribe of woman warriors. He says to her in the opening scene, “I wooed thee with my sword, / And won thy love doing thee injuries,” drawing an explicit connection between love and assault. Later in the same scene, Egeus publicly threatens to kill Hermia, his daughter, if she does not consent to marry Demetrius. Oberon, for his part, does not put Titania at risk of true physical danger, but he does brainwash her with a love-potion for the express purpose of humiliating and humbling her. Lysander may be the only male who does not consciously seek to harm his mate. But even so, Hermia cannot escape peril. Just after the bewitched Lysander abandons her, she wakes from a nightmare, trembling with fear as she describes how she dreamt she saw “a serpent [eat her] heart away.” Though Lysander isn’t in control of his own actions at this moment, Hermia’s subconscious still registers his desertion as an act of violation.
Throughout the play, romantic strife is portrayed as a force that can spread, like a contagion. At one point, the whole earth becomes infected. When the sparring fairy monarchs, Titania and Oberon, confront each other in Act II, scene i, Titania describes a tumultuous world filled with sickly clouds and rotting vegetation. She insists that this chaos has sprung from her and Oberon’s quarrel, and that they are the “parents” of the planet’s current state of turmoil.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream ends with several happy (if magically-induced) weddings, but even the joy of the closing celebration does not completely banish the play’s threatening undercurrent. The nuptials are commemorated with a clownish performance, but significantly, the craftsmen’s theme is a gruesome one: a romantic couple that meets a violent and tragic end. In addition, the blessings offered by Puck and Oberon seem to evoke more terror than good will. Oberon offers the more traditional blessing, wishing the couples fertility and lasting love. However, he also mentions “blots of nature,” such as harelips and other deformities, calling attention to the dangers that can befall vulnerable children even as he wards them away. Puck, for his part, spends most of his speech describing all the horrible things that lurk outside the wedding chamber door, such as hungry lions and ghosts from “gaping” graves. In the end, we don’t know if the newlyweds are inside experiencing the flush of matrimonial bliss or if the discord that has been bubbling up throughout the play has unsettled them: As Puck closes the door against the terrible creatures of the night, he shuts the audience out, as well. With the ultimate fate of our protagonists so ambiguous, A Midsummer Night’s Dream cannot properly be called a romantic comedy.
Explanation:
Here is the thing: I have copied and pasted this essay from SparkNotes. You need to revise and edit this essay so it seems as if you have written it yourself. Create it in your style but use this information as you do that. I hope this helps you in any way.
Does anyone have any ideas for two topics for a compare and contrast essay? I've been looking at multiple websites but I'm not finding anything I want to do, my essay is due in 5 days.
Answer:
Maybe you can compare and contrast different types of animals? Or your two favorite seasons, or maybe different emotions like love and hatred or you can compare two of your favorite countries or continents? Hope this gives you some inspiration.
Explanation:
One that would probably be good is comparing and contrasting death and life.
Personally it would be pretty interesting!
why does richards mother have no food for him
Answer:
maybe their poor or homeless.
Explanation:
Answer:
Because they are poor or either his mom doesnt have a job or his mom is being abusive
Explanation:
What role does social media play in isolating teenagers?
(A)
Teens value virtual interactions more than real ones, leading them to become isolated.
(B)
Social media is addictive and acts like a drug until teens are isolated from the real world.
(C)
Teens use social media so much that it causes them to neglect real world interactions.
Social media causes sleep deprivation, which causes teens to sleep instead of interact.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Social media has been shown to be addictive as numbers rising up causes a release of dopamine, the same hormone released when gambling or doing drugs. If one is too addicted to anything, including social media, they might start to neglect their loved ones in favor of that chemical rush.
How does the phrase “glinting like an armful of dimes” create imagery
Question 11 options:
a. It illustrates how sunny it is outside.
b.It illustrates how hard they have worked to clean the car.
c. It illustrates how clean the car has become.
d. It illustrates how expensive it is to clean a car.
Answer:c
Explanation:
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Dimes are very shiny and clean, so they used dimes as a way of saying that the car was very shiny and clean.
Write the most important five moral rules that should
be applied in a laboratory
