Eleanor's mother does not want to leave her grandparents' house. What evidence supports this statement?

Answer:

SHe has good food at her grandparents house and likes visiting with them.

Explanation:

What is special about the road Dorothy is to take to the City of Emeralds in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz?

A. The bricks are made of emeralds.

B. It is paved with yellow bricks.

C. There are hidden holes in the road that she could fall through.

D. The road is paved in silver.

Scenario - Crowded Store: There are a lot of customers in the store and you are the only associate working. For the past fifteen minutes, you have been helping the same customer. After going through the third product, the customer asks to see the first product again.

What would you MOST likely do to handle this situation?

A, Tell the customer you need to assist other customers. When a decision is made, you will be happy to check-out the customer.

B. Walk the customer back to the first product. Tell the customer you need to check on other customers but will return shortly.

C. Go over to the first product and answer the customer's questions. Continue working with the customer until the customer gets what is needed.

D. Point the customer in the direction of the first product to review independently.

The following question is based on your reading of A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare.

HERMIA [Awaking]
Help me, Lysander, help me! do thy best
To pluck this crawling serpent from my breast!
Ay me, for pity! what a dream was here!
Lysander, look how I do quake with fear:
Methought a serpent eat my heart away,
And you sat smiling at his cruel prey.
Lysander! what, removed? Lysander! lord!
What, out of hearing? gone? no sound, no word?
Alack, where are you speak, an if you hear;
Speak, of all loves! I swoon almost with fear.
No? then I well perceive you all not nigh
Either death or you I'll find immediately.

This speech ends Act 2. Why is it ironic?

Which best describes a purpose of a business letter?

to tell a story
to share a memory
to wish someone luck
to make a formal request

In 500 words decribe fluently the imagery in the peom Grey day at waterval farm by lionel murcott​

Which word in the passage is most repeated, thus hinting that it’s part of the central idea?

1) You should keep the milk in the refrigerator_____________ it doesn’t go bad.

Choose the right sentence My brother have a good job My brother have good job My brother has good job My brother has a good job ​

No one saw me change into passive voice​

How ____________ now? Better than before?
A. you are feeling
B. do you feel
C. did you feel

What is the theme of "Fighter" by Walter Dean Myers?

Ways that fans can use their social media effectively to support their idols or celebrities.

I will never forget that lonesome hill of stone that is her
final bed, as it fades from my sight. I tread softly by my
uncle, my hand in his. I walk with my head turned, watching
that small hill as it fades from my sight. The soldiers make
us continue walking. My uncle talks to me, trying to
comfort me. I walk in loneliness.
Which statement best describes how the author's word choice contributes to
the tone of the passage?
O A. The author's use of words like final and soldiers gives the passage
a sad and isolated tone.
O B. The author's use of words like final and soldiers gives the passage
an angry and aggressive tone.
O C. The author's use of words like lonesome and fades gives the
passage an angry and aggressive tone.
D. The author's use of words like lonesome and fades gives the
passage a sad and isolated tone.

help! how does Flannery O’Connor use literary techniques to influence characterization?

the moment when the main character has a change of heart or figures out how to overcome the conflict at hand

All of the following are basic elements to look for when determining the subject of a painting, except
O time period
O color
O overall scene
O composition

Review the script Mona used for her presentation about the solar system.

Mars is one of the planets in the solar system. It is near Earth, and there are some robotic machines exploring Mars. There might be life on the Red Planet.

Other planets include Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Uranus, and Neptune. Earth is a planet too, and it is the third planet from the Sun. The sun is in the middle of the solar system which is part of the Milky Way which is a galaxy in the universe.Planets go orbiting around the sun in circles, and orbit means go around.Is there life on other planets? We don’t know, but there probably is.

Which of the following suggestions might help Mona to improve her presentation?
A I think you should choose a different subject; this one is too hard.
B I don’t really understand what you’re saying; you should make it clearer.
C You should make it better by adding more information to it.
D Try organizing your presentation spatially, using a map of the solar system.

who was the author of a farewell to arms

Please help me find the nouns and adjectives for this passage

When writing a conclusion to an essay about providing childcare for working parents, which of the
following would be the best method to use?
A. Frighten the reader with statistics about children who are unsupervised during the workday.
B. Describe what might be possible if workplaces were to provide childcare for their employees.
C. Introduce a new point about workplace childcare for parents who live in urban areas.
D. Repeat every point mentioned in the introduction about the background of workplace childcare.

Elenita, witch woman, wipes the table with a rag because Ernie who is feeding the baby spilled Kool-Aid. She says: Take that crazy baby out of here and drink your Kool-Aid in the living room. Can't you see I'm busy? Ernie takes the baby into the living room where Bugs Bunny is on TV.
Good lucky you didn't come yesterday, she says. The planets were all mixed up yesterday.
Her TV is color and big and all her pretty furniture made out of red fur like the teddy bears they give away in carnivals. She has them covered with plastic. I think this is on account of the baby.
Yes, it's a good thing, I say.
But we stay in the kitchen because this is where she works. The top of the refrigerator busy with holy candles, some lit, some not, red and green and blue, a plaster saint and a dusty Palm Sunday cross, and a picture of the voodoo hand taped to the wall.
Get the water, she says.
I go to the sink and pick the only clean glass there, a beer mug that says the beer that made Milwaukee famous, and fill it up with hot water from the tap, then put the glass of water on the center of the table, the way she taught me.
Look in it, do you see anything?
But all I see are bubbles.
You see anybody's face?
Nope, just bubbles, I say.
That's okay, and she makes the sign of the cross over the water three times and then begins to cut the cards.
They're not like ordinary playing cards, these cards. They're strange, with blond men on horses and crazy baseball bats with thorns. Golden goblets, sad-looking women dressed in old-fashioned dresses, and roses that cry.
There is a good Bugs Bunny cartoon on TV. I know, I saw it before and recognize the music and wish I could go sit on the plastic couch with Ernie and the baby, but now my fortune begins. My whole life on that kitchen table: past, present, future. Then she takes my hand and looks into my palm. Closes it. Closes her eyes too.
Do you feel it, feel the cold?
Yes, I lie, but only a little.
Good, she says, los espíritus are here. And begins.
This card, the one with the dark man on a dark horse, this means jealousy, and this one, sorrow.
Here a pillar of bees and this a mattress of luxury. You will go to a wedding soon and did you lose an anchor of arms, yes, an anchor of arms? It's clear that's what that means.
What about a house, I say, because that's what I came for.
Ah, yes, a home in the heart. I see a home in the heart.
Is that it?
That's what I see, she says, then gets up because the kids are fighting. Elenita gets up to hit and then hug them. She really does love them, only sometimes they are rude.
She comes back and can tell I'm disappointed. She's a witch woman and knows many things. If you got a headache, rub a cold egg across your face. Need to forget an old romance? Take a chicken's foot, tie it with red string, spin it over your head three times, then burn it. Bad spirits keeping you awake?
Sleep next to a holy candle for seven days, then on the eighth day, spit. And lots of other stuff. Only now she can tell I'm sad.
Baby, I'll look again if you want me to. And she looks again into the cards, palm, water, and says uh-huh.
A home in the heart, I was right.
Only I don't get it.
A new house, a house made of heart. I'll light a candle for you.
All this for five dollars I give her.
Thank you and goodbye and be careful of the evil eye. Come back again on a Thursday when the stars are stronger. And may the Virgin bless you. And shuts the door.

How would you annotate this?
Figurative Language
Thoughts
Questions

m2 and m3 different between​

is the best technique to get straight to the point and quickly identify the main idea of a text.

3.
_. I enjoy summer sports like
water skiing and baseball. The weather is usually sunny and hot, so I can go to the beach
almost every day. Gardening is my hobby and I spend many summer days working in my
garden. Unfortunately, the days pass too quickly in summer.
A. I like to garden in summer.
B. Summer is my favorite season.
C. Summer is too short.​

join the sentence He does not know anythin. That is certain​

Pretest form language in poetry

Which sentence uses the passive voice for the main verb?
Answer:C "When we can pick our reading, mythology is most often chosen in my class."

An action that rewards a particular kind of behavior

ideology
internalization
positive sanction
negative sanction
formal sanction
informal sanction
vested interests

Reread Nick's dialogue with Jordan at the end of the excerpt from The Great Gatsby. Do you think that Nick trusts Jordan's ideas about Gatsby? What makes you think so? Cite specific textual evidence to support your answer.

What do you make of the metaphor with the ants and the umbrella destroying their little house in the dirt