During the assessment of speech fluency, SLPs sometimes measure the time of the longest block. This measurement is commonly referred to as

Answer: duration

Explanation:

Duration is a term used by Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to refer to the measurement of the time of the longest block, and it´s a variable for defining the level of severity of stuttering that a person has.

For example, the Stuttering Severity Instrument (SSI) is an evaluation tool of the severity level, which analyses the parameters of frequency, duration, and physical concomitants.

What is one quality of a strong research question?

А. The question explores various sides of an issue.
B. The question is written in paragraph form.
C. The question is not open to debate.
D The question provides specific details.
E. The question can be answered with "yes" or "no." ​

the passive voice of Has he taken the book from the table?

If the suffix -ive means “one who is” and a second suffix, -ate, means “cause to become,” what does the word captivate mean?

one who is caused to become made
one who is caused to become taken
one who is caused to become stretched
one who is caused to become seen

NEED ASAP! PLEASE!!!!

Despite protests from his grandmother, Bailey takes her,
his wife, his son, and his daughter on a road trip to Florida.
As the family travels, the grandmother tells her family
stories of her youth, many of which are greeted with
negative responses from her family. The grandmother
eventually convinces the family to stop to visit an old
plantation in Georgia.
A vicious criminal, the Misfit, has escaped from prison.
Newspaper stories claim that he is most likely on his way
to Florida.
Which of the following techniques is exhibited by these plot summaries?
O A. Flashback
B. Allusion
C. Parallel plots
D. Anticlimax

Present simple You usually up at Go'clock, mum​

Which gesture would best help speakers indicate that they are receptive to new ideas? counting on their fingers holding a hand over their heart gesturing with open hands gesturing with closed hands

Read the excerpt from Walden. The repose is never complete. The wildest animals do not repose, but seek their prey now; the fox, and skunk, and rabbit, now roam the fields and woods without fear. They are Nature's watchmen—links which connect the days of animated life. What natural phenomenon is referred to in this excerpt?

Mandira is not patient at all. [Remove ‘not’]

Like the sowing seeds Of the sycamore tree Amore within And generating. If love is a season Ours must be spring sure not summer or winter But I'll still come calling When autumn leaves Begin falling

is the definition of the American Dream still the same as it once was

which of the following techniques is used in the excerpt ?

To show something electronically on a computer screen​

Pete was angry ____ the chickens in the yard.
At or with

The events that set into motion the Salem witch trials began with ______.
People had to protect themselves from Satan.
People were suddenly intolerant of each other.
People became fearful and were quick to forsake their religion.
Innocent people were wrongfully accused of witchcraft and put on trial.

Consider these text features from Chapter 1 of Wheels of Change by Sue Macy. A high wheeler bicycle. In England, high wheelers were called penny farthings because the relationship of the front wheel to the back wheel resembled that of the large British penny coin to the smaller farthing (quarter penny) coin. How do these text features enhance the information provided in the book

Based on the signal word "another," what is the
relationship between these sentences?
O It shows that the idea in the first sentence has to
appear before the idea in the second sentence.
O It shows that the second sentence contains more
information on the same topic as the first sentence.
O It shows that the second sentence presents an idea
that is opposite of what was presented in the first
sentence.
O It shows that the second sentence is acting as a
summary for the idea presented in the first sentence.

In Ernest Hemingway’s “In Another Country,” the major’s reaction to marriage reflects which of Hemingway’s major themes?

How is voice different from point of view?

please say me fast dont say i don't know, if you know then say if you don't know don't need to say I don't know ​

PLEASE HELP WITH THESE(THERE EASY I'M JUST BEING LAZY)

name author of history's most important phenomena in terms of their effect on the modern world. give reason for you choice. ​

Write a letter to your cousin describing to him/her how your favourite game is played​

what is the formula for the trainglar figures

Review: In Death of a Salesman,' Arthur Miller words take on a new edge
'Early in "Death of a Salesman" it is late at night and an exhausted Willy Loman arrives
home having not made it to even one of his sales calls that day The end is nigh for Willy, that's clear
from the moment we see him shuffle in. Upstairs are his two sons, Biff and Happy, smoking
cigarettes together in the darkness of their shared childhood home, contemplating their lives They
are young men but not that young. Biff is 34. Happy, 32 - old enough to have shaken off any
residual arrested development that might have followed them out of their teens.
But here they si, in Biffs old bedroom, a couple of 30-something, middle class straight
white guys who have the privilege to look around and scoff at a world they think hasn't given them
enough opportunities - or rather, the night sort of opportunities, fulfilling opportunities. (It makes you
think this production might not be a bad pairing with "Straight White Men" by Young Jean Lee,
currently in a run at Steppenwolf.)
Sit's not that Biff and Happy arent allowed a measure of discontent in the privacy of this
moment. But as men, they are their own worst enemies. And only Biff ultimately comes to see this.
"In this 1949 drama, Arthur Miller managed to evoke both a compassion and a piercing
judgmental stare for these men, Willy included (played here by Brian Parry), and it might be one of
the most important reasons the play works such magic.
The lies in the Loman house - the delusions and exaggerations -- are many Linda (Jan
Ellen Graves), the all-seeing matriarch, is the key enabler, but make no mistake, she has come to
understand all too clearly. She just had the bad luck of hitching herself to the wrong guy (not that she
sees it that way Linda has her own delusions as well). She is surrounded by inward-looking men
who are never ever satisfied, searching for extemal validation and quick to lash out when
confronted with the reality of their mediocrity.
Sit's a funny thing, hearing the way some of Miller's dialogue is phrased. Willy has a way of
talking, a cadence there's no missing it, a certain boastful, outer-borough New York
distinctiveness to it that sounds very familiar to the news cycle these days, and I wasnt expecting it:
Toy got important contacts!" Willy says to his frenemy and next-door neighbor Charley
(Charley with a priceless, sarcastic response: "Glad to hear it, Willy ") 17 go to Hartford, I'm very
well-liked in Hartfordre or of his son, Biff: "He's got loads of personality, loads of it!"
The Loman men are con artists. Their primary mark? Themselves. Under the direction of
Steve Scott, Matt Edmonds' foundering Biff and Zach De Nardi's phony-baloney Happy really do
look and feel like restless brothers raised together in that home. (De Nardi is so good, you would
never know he was filling in for Benjamin Kirberger, who has been having some health issues but is
hoping to return to the production)
Something about the actual production design, though, doesn't quite work. It wisely avaids
momentum-killing set changes, but the physical world of the play feels like a whole lot of nothing.
which is a step down considering Redtwist has experimented with some incredible set designs in the
pest
Director Scott's production is really about the performances - small things. Ike the way
Parry's Willy, on his way to work, distractedly says, "Eh, goodbye, I'm late - and Scott also has a
couple of aces up his sleeve in the smaller roles of Charley (played by Adam Bitterman) and
Charley's son, Bernard, the bookworm-turned-hotshot lawyer (played by Devon J. Nimerfroh). The
way Nimerfroh finesses that late pivotal scene with Willy, when he delicately tries to get to the
bottom of the Loman family neurosis - it's just terrific, a wonderful bit of hesitancy and confidence
all of it coming through in his body language
But let's talk about Bitterman, because he is giving such a delicious scene-stealing
perfomance, with a perfect roughshod New York accent that I wanted to follow him off stage and
watch whatever play Charley should have been starring in When Wily finds out Bemard is arguing a
case before the Supreme Court, he says to Chaney, somewhat surprised "He didn't mention!
Charley's beautiful throwaway reply "He didn't hatta"
PAnd therein lies the difference A Loman would have been bragging about it all day.

Independent Assessment 2

L-KNOW-LYSIS: Refer to the play misiewe out he death of a Salesman on Independent Activity 2. Evaluate it using the given checklist below.

*Your Reason/s

*Points to consider
Your Response
(Yes/No)

1. is the sample play review interesting to
read?
2. Does the review include a brief summary
of the play?
2. Does it give clear idea of what the play is
about?
3. Does the play review talk about the
acting of the cast?
4. Does the play review mention the
technical aspects (props, music,
production) of the play?​

7.
Which of the following excerpts contains an example of figurative language?

They gave him a little piece of raw meat. Rikki-tikki liked it immensely, and when it was finished he went out into the verandah and sat in the sunshine and fluffed up his fur to make it dry to the roots.

The motto of all the mongoose family is “Run and find out.”

He looked at the cotton-wool, decided that it was not good to eat, ran all around the table, sat up and put his fur in order, scratched himself, and jumped on the small boy's shoulder.

When the cobra runs for her life, she goes like a whip-lash flicked across a horse's neck.

5. Which statement is INCORRECT about water cycle? A. Water cycle provides the earth with the constant supply of fresh water. B. Water cycle has nothing to do on the growth of animals and plants. C. Water cycle provides abundant supply of water. D. Water cycle helps livings things become healthy.

Necesito los verbos

eat

go

listen

play

see

study

En pasado simple negativo, para ya, por fa
En ingles, valga la redundancia

Choose the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
How does Dickinson use syntax to develop the theme and mood?

Hope
by Emily Dickinson

Hope is the thing with feathers

That perches in the soul,

And sings the tune without the words,

And never stops at all,

And sweetest in the gale is heard;

And sore must be the storm

That could abash the little bird

That kept so many warm.

I've heard it in the chillest land,

And on the strangest sea;

Yet, never, in extremity,

It asked a crumb of me.


Dickinson ____ in order to ____

1st blank options:
Places the subject in the middle of the poem
Concludes with an independent clause
Uses balanced structure

2nd blank options:
highlight the difficulty of remaining hopeful
emphasizes hope requires little of others
stress the sense of loss without hope

Thought about Mary had a little lamb????

WRITE AN INEORMAL LETTER INVITING YOUR OLD CLASSMATES FOR THIS YEAR'S ALUMINI MEET​