examples of direct characterization in “The Landlady”

Answer:

Direct Characterization: During the day of his arrival at the “BED AND BREAKFAST”, Dahl goes on to explain the nuances of attire and age of Billy. He is a seventeen year old teen who was wearing a “navy-blue overcoat, a brown trilby hat, and a new brown suit”

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Write a two stanze poem about how a tiny thing managed to change your mood how and why on a dog

At the end of the story, the mourners at the house

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who was mahendran and what was his full name??​

identify poetic devices NO SCAMS show and tell where they are
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A very

Beautiful day

Comes when I

Don’t spend

Every second worrying

For what’s in the future,

Good days don’t always come easy

However,

I try to grow within myself and avoid

Jealousy, I’ve realized over time it

Kills.

Love seems easier

Makes things easier

Nobody really wants to fight

Over nonsense.

Perhaps that’s just me thinking

Quite a lot of people seem to not

Realize how helpful it is to have common

Sense.

Trying my best,

Understanding what I am doing in the moment

Very important steps to progressing

Who wouldn’t want to grow?

Xenas is what i’ll be

You know now how I feel, about feeling too

Zealous. I simply want to grow

D. Assure someone.
34. Huy and his friends often goes to the cinema to enjoy the new film. (Find a mistake)
A. his B. friends C. goes D. enjoy

What does Accenture mean by "Sustainability will be the new digital?".

Both independent and dependent clauses

Match the description to the type of source.
1 . thesaurus a book containing selected words in a language, noting spelling, pronunciation, and meanings
2 . periodicals magazines and journals which are published and distributed weekly, monthly, or quarterly
3 . encyclopedia people who are authorities on a subject
4 . human resources a yearly book that gives a calendar, weather predictions, holidays, and other miscellaneous information
5 . atlas often contain an in depth discussion of a particular subject
6 . concordance an alphabetical list of the principal words in a book, citing the passages where they occur
7 . Internet a dictionary listing synonyms, antonyms and related words
8 . dictionary a computerized information bank
9 . books a book or set of books giving a brief overview of a variety of subjects
10 . almanac a book of maps

The answer is C Students

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The ingredients _____________ (blend) for about 20 min.

The, food coloring and flavoring ___________ (add).

The mixture ___________ (squeeze) by the machine through a narrow opening.

Next, dextrose (a powdered sweetener ) _____________ (add)

As it begins mixing, glucose syrup (a liquid sweetener) ___________________ (incorporate). Because it is liquid it helps keep the gum mixture soft.

The mixture _____________ (transform) into thin strips than can then go into the extruder

It all starts with the gum base, the stuff that makes gum chewy.

The stirring action builds up heat, and helps mix everything together.

The strips ______________ (squeeze) by the extruder into the size of a bubble gum

The mixture _____________ (transfer) by a car to a machine called the pre-extruder.

900 pieces of gum per minute ______________ (process) by the.

The mixture is ready when it reaches the consistency of bread dough.

When it is cooled down, each bubble gum ___________ (cut) and __________ (wrap) by a machine

The tub __________ (seal) with plastic to make it air tight to keep the gum fresh.

Then, it is time to enjoy!

Last stop, packaging.

The bubble gum____________ (move) to a machine that weighs in the right amount of gum in the tub.

The gum base ___________ (pour) into a mixer.

The long strips go into the cooling chamber for 15 min.

Match each sentence to the type of Rhetorical device it contains. Not all tiles will be used.

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This is a really good phone. I think I'm buying/
'll buy it.
I help/'ll help you if you need me.
We meet/'re meeting Tom at 9 pm. Be there.
I think Joe will win/wins the tournament.
The train leaves/is leaving at 8 pm.
I'll call/'m calling you later. I promise.
I think life will be/is being better in the future.
Take it easy! You're going to break/'re
breaking the joystick.

What is length of Chichen Itza?/ How much does Chicken Itza cover?​

Planets
adapted from NASA

1 Our understanding about the universe and our place in it has changed over time. New information can cause us to rethink what we know and reexamine how we classify objects to better understand them. New ideas and views can come from questioning an existing theory.
What is a Planet?
2 This simple question doesn't have a simple answer. Defining the term planet is important, because such definitions reflect our understanding of the origins, architecture, and evolution of our solar system.
3 Pluto, discovered in 1930, was identified as the ninth planet. Pluto is much smaller than Mercury and is even smaller than some of the planetary moons. Though Pluto kept its planetary status through the 1980s, things began to change in the 1990s with some new discoveries.
4 Technical advances in telescopes led to better observations and improved detection of very small, very distant objects. In the early 1990s, astronomers began finding numerous icy worlds orbiting the Sun in a doughnut-shaped region called the Kuiper Belt beyond the orbit of Neptune—out in Pluto's realm. With the discovery of the Kuiper Belt and the icy bodies known as Kuiper Belt Objects, or KBOs, it was proposed to think of Pluto as the biggest KBO instead of a planet. Pluto triggered a scientific debate—a vigorous debate that continues to this day.
The Planet Debate
5 The International Astronomical Union (IAU), a worldwide organization of astronomers, took on the challenge of classifying the newly found KBOs. In 2006, the IAU passed a resolution that defined planet and established a new category, dwarf planet. Pluto is now a dwarf planet as recognized by the IAU.
The New Definition of Planet
6 The most recent definition of a planet was adopted by the IAU in 2006. It says a planet must do three things:
It must orbit a star.
It must be big enough to have enough gravity to force it into a spherical shape.
It must be big enough to have its gravity clear away any other objects of a similar size near its orbit around the Sun.
Debate—and Discoveries—Continue
7 Astronomers and planetary scientists did not universally agree with these definitions. In fact, the lively planethood debate continues till this day. As our knowledge deepens and expands, the more fascinating the universe appears. Whether our definitions of planet can be applied to newly found objects in the future remains to be seen.
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Select the correct answer.
Based on the selection, what is the author's message about the new definition of planets?

A.
It is uncertain whether the definition of planet will remain the same in the future.
B.
Pluto should not have been the reason why IAU changed the definition of planets.
C.
The new definition for planets needs to be considered as settled moving forward.
D.
The IAU used poor methods when setting a new definition for planets.

President Reagan was trying to comfort a shocked nation after the shuttle exploded and the crew was killed.


As you read the speech, annotate it for the different rhetorical devices you see.  Start with ethos, pathos, and logos but then identify other examples of devices.  Highlight the lines in the speech and write a comment identifying these devices on them on the side.  You should have at least 7 entries on this speech.  Then on the bottom of the speech explain in a short paragraph (1/4+ page) how all of these rhetorical devices help to make the speech more effective.

23) Which BEST describes revisions that would improve this paragraph?
A) Combine sentences to remove unnecessary repetition and add variety to the length and types of sentences.
B) Combine sentences to shorten the paragraph to avoid misunderstanding and conflicting opinions.
C) Change punctuation by adding exclamation points to show the expressiveness of the paragraph's message.
D) Add supporting details including the names of consumers who buy fresh market products,

14. We go to school ___________ bike.
A. on B. by C. with D. in

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Which sentence from Roosevelt's speech expresses his main purpose?

A. "For all our domestic problems are now a part of the great emergency."

B. "The need of the moment is that our actions and our policy should be devoted

primarily-almost exclusively—to meeting this foreign peril."

c. "Today, thinking of our children and of their children, we oppose enforced isolation for

ourselves or for any other part of the Americas....

D. "But in no case had a serious threat been raised against our national safety or our

continued independence."

in the past 3-5 years how have u seen americans change

I had just been playing hide-and-seek here.” Mr Loc

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QUESTION 3 10 points
3. Do you think deception is sometimes acceptable to keep
the peace? Why or why not ?

Why has the Indian government recently permitted women to fly fighter planes? 1. To provide equal opportunities to women in defence services 2. Lack of manpower in defence services 3. To pay respect to women of the Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) 4. To encourage young females to join defence services​

Examples of characterization in The Most Dangerous Game

Select the correct text in the passage. Which sentence speeds up the pace of the story by creating a sudden change? (3) It was midday, the sun was shining full upon me and the heat of it was rather intense upon [my] body, yet no greater than would have been true under similar conditions on an Arizona desert. Here and there were slight outcroppings of quartz-bearing rock which glistened in the sunlight; and a little to my left, perhaps a hundred yards, appeared a low, walled enclosure about four feet in height. No water, and no other vegetation than the moss was in evidence, and as I was somewhat thirsty I determined to do a little exploring. (4) Springing to my feet I received my first Martian surprise, for the effort, which on Earth would have brought me standing upright, carried me into the Martian air to the height of about three yards. I alighted softly upon the ground, however, without appreciable shock or jar. Now commenced a series of evolutions which even then seemed ludicrous in the extreme. I found that I must learn to walk all over again, as the muscular exertion which carried me easily and safely upon Earth played strange antics with me upon Mars. Reset Next

Select the correct answer.
Read the sentence from the passage.
In Boston, they had a grand "tea party."
What does the author suggest through the use of the words "grand 'tea party'"?
O A.
The words suggest the superiority felt by Americans compared to the king.
OB.
The words illustrate the splendor of tea parties during the British rule.
OC.
The words emphasize the richness of traditions of the British monarchy.
OD
The words convey the significance of the way that the Americans rebelled.

What did Unoka die from and why was he left in the Evil Forest to die? Speculate w
opinion in Umoufia was of him.

Read the following sentences and add appropriate punctuation marks.
Rewrite the sentences to make it correct.
Write in your notebook.

1. Hurrah We have won the match
2. We went to the beach yesterday
3. Where have you been all this while
4. A snake bit the man
5. This is the best birthday gift I have received
6. Mother made a delicious cake yesterday
7. You saved my life with my advice
8. This is exactly the same dress I bought
9. Watch out
10. How clever I’m
11. How kind of you
12. The boy has been missing since yesterday
13. Where is John
14. I got some chocolates
(15. )I want to celebrate Christmas