Answer:
D. research.
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Choose one issue that you believe is a social problem in the educational system. Discuss how you would go about solving this problem or reducing it's impact?
I need help please.
Answer:
where is poem? in that content
<p>Many countries have compulsory military service for men after they leave school. It would be a good idea to adopt this system, for men and possibly women. With increasing job opportunities and career options in various fields people are reluctant to join military. This is becoming a major concern for various countries. There are a few countries where men have to serve military necessarily after completing their education. In my opinion this rule should be there in every country both for men and women. This will not only strengthen armed forces of the country but will also improve health and security of people. Although countries have started using machines more than men during wars, still the importance of human soldiers cannot be neglected. With the growth of finance, marketing and education sectors, people are getting more job opportunities. most importantly the risk of life is not there in these sectors. This is the main reason of people becoming reluctant to join armed forces. If military service is made mandatory, people will not have any option other than joining military for a few years. This will help in strengthening of military. Health is another area where people will be benefitted by joining military. Rigorous exercises and activities help in strengthening both mind and body. Increasing fat in people can be dealt with only by physical exercise. Crime is growing at an alarming rate in every country. More than half of these crimes are against women. Most of these crimes are committed because women are not confident enough to oppose the crime. Military training can help in improving their confidenceto stand against crime and raise their voice. To conclude, military service after schooling should be made compulsory both for males as swell as females. This improve country's security as well as the health of its citizens</p>
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why is miss kenton important to the plot of remains of the day?
Answer:
her character
Explanation:
She is a strong woman. Kind, intelligent, headstrong, and stubborn. she takes a lot of pride in her work. a big part of the story is the relationship between her and Stevens. she has a lot of moral character and doesn't hesitate to object to the Jewish maids that are getting dismissed AKA fired. but she also recognizes her own fragility as a woman alone and without resources and a society that still expects women to either get married or basically be servants. she's a complicated woman
can books and stories about characters and event that are not real teach us anything useful
Answer:
yes , ofcourse
Explanation:
they will have a good moral in them
Answer:
Yes they can
Explanation:
an example of this would be fables, fictional stories sometimes told through talking animals in a fictional stories such as the rabbit and the hair to teach us important moral values
what is full form of coumputer
Answer:
the full form of IS is indian standard
Read this excerpt from "The Girl Who Silenced the World for Five Minutes.”
I'm only a child, yet I know if all the money spent on war was spent on ending poverty and finding environmental answers, what a wonderful place this earth would be!
Based on this excerpt, Suzuki most likely believes that
Answer: Based on this excerpt, Suzuki most likely believes that the money spent on the war would be better utilized if it were used to help end poverty or find answers or solutions to environmental issues.
According to the chart above, which roller coaster has the largest drop?
a. Top Thrill Dragster
C. Kingda ka
b. Titan
d. Steel Dragon 2000
Answer:
The answer is C.Kinda ka
suppose you are living away from your home and having financial problem to pay your school fees and buy the things of your everyday needs. write a letter to your parent asking for money.
Answer and Explanation:
Dear dad,
How have you and mom been? I miss you guys so much already!
I wish I were writing with better news, but the fact is I have been going through a rough patch lately. Things have not been going well financially. I lost my job a couple of weeks ago and haven't been able to find another since. As you can imagine, debts have begun to pile up. Not only am I behind on school fees, I'm also behind on rent. To be completely honest, I barely have money to buy groceries for the next few days.
I know you will scold me for having taken so long to write and ask for your help, but I really thought I would be able to find another job quickly. I wanted to be independent and make you proud of me. But I have to admit life away from home is a lot tougher than I had first imagined.
I'd like to thank you in advance, since I know you will surely help me. Any amount of money would be my salvation now.
I'm sorry and thank you!
... (name)
what do you do daily?Have you noted down details of your daily activities? what do you call it if you keep it as your personal document?
Answer:
Best Daily Routines for a Healthy Life
1. Start the Day With a Glass of Lemon Water. Simply add the juice of half a lemon to your glass and drink it to enjoy a refreshing start to the day. ...
2. Exercise in the Morning. ...
3. Eat a Good Breakfast. ...
4. Stay Hydrated. ...
5. Get a Healthy Lunch. ...
6. Do Some Mid-Afternoon Stretches. ...
7. Dinner. ...
8. Take Time to Relax.
Fill in the blanks with suitable collective nouns from the list.
(choir, pride, flock, bunch, troop, flight, band, swarm, litter)
1. The cat has a ……………………. of five kittens.
2. The ………………… of singers sang melodiously.
3. The jungle safari gave us an opportunity to spot a ………………… of lions.
4. The poachers were attacked by a ……………….. of wild elephants.
5. A ………………… of bees forced us to take shelter in the cave.
6. A ……………….. of stairs leads to the terrace.
7. The ……………….. of musicians delivered a magical performance.
8. The children were amused by the ………………. of
Answer:
1. Litter
2. Choir
3. Pride
4. Flock
5. Swarm
6. Band
7. Troop
8. Bunch
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Select the correct answer.
Read this sentence:
The outside of the house has deteriorated so much because of the gritty salt air from the ocean... I wish that it could be improved.
Which context clue from the sentence helps clarify the definition and connotation of the word deteriorated?
In your words provide a brief definition for "target language"?
Helpppp
Answer:
the language into which a text, document, or speech is translated
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5. Most of the people which appear(a) ........ , ....... most often into history books (b) ........... , ......... are greatly conquerors and generals. (c) ......... , .........
The people which really helped(d) ......... , ......... civilisadoestion forward are never (e)........ , ....... mentioning at all. We (f) ......... , ........
does not know who made (g) .......... , ..........
the first-boat or calculating (h) ........... , ..........
the length of the year. (i) ........... , ...........
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(a) which - who
(b) often - oftenly
(c) greatly - great
(d) which - who
(e) are - were
(f) mentioning - mentioned
(g) does not - do not
(h) calculating - calculated
(I) the - a
Which option is the best example of internal rhyme?
A. Becca discovered a moth/ and scared it away with a cloth.
B. Cassandra lives / to care for doves / and gaze at leaves.
C. I am told / that Tia found / a bar of gold / in Puget Sound.
D. He's a wiz in the biz of selling / oil and soil to companies.
Answer: A is the best example of an internal rhyme.
Explanation: The reason being, is that the end of verse one, the word moth, rhymes with the last verse of line two, cloth. Basically moth and cloth rhyme, making it an internal rhyme.
Identify the symbolism in the poem. For instance, what do the birds, the singing, and the sky represent? What is the central meaning of the poem?
Answer:
Caged bird, open sky, free birds
Explanation:
The caged bird depicts the African American who has been bound by society, and the cage symbolizes society. The laterally sky, which is far away from the imprisoned bird, represents freedom, since the free bird “identifies the sky his own.” White Americans might be represented by the free bird.
Answer:
In the poem, Maya Angelou compares a caged bird to a free bird. The caged bird represents the African American who is restricted by society, and society is represented by the cage. The sky, which is wide-open, yet distant to the caged bird, symbolizes freedom, as the free bird “names the sky his own.” The free bird could represent white Americans. The free bird’s life is carefree and unfettered, and its voice is beautiful and free. The caged bird, on the other hand, is trapped in a cage and “stands on the grave of dreams.” Its voice is fearful and unnatural. The singing of both birds represents self-expression and how discrimination and inequality can hinder and distort the views, ambitions, and expression of those who are persecuted.
Explanation:
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Freedom by Langston Hughes
Freedom will not come
Today, this year
Nor ever
Through compromise and fear.
I have as much right
As the other fellow has
To stand
On my two feet
And own the land.
I tire so of hearing people say,
Let things take their course.
Tomorrow is another day.
I do not need my freedom when I’m dead.
I cannot live on tomorrow’s bread.
Freedom
Is a strong seed
Planted
In a great need.
I live here, too.
I want my freedom
Just as you.
How is the poem organized? Where do the shifts come?
I tire so of hearing people say,
Let things take their course.
Tomorrow is another day.
I do not need my freedom when I’m dead.
I cannot live on tomorrow’s bread.
Freedom
Is a strong seed
Planted
In a great need.
I live here, too.
I want my freedom
Just as you.
Explanation:
16. How does Judge Waring rule?
17. What falls out of Dr. Clark's suitcase?
18. What kinds of experiments does Dr. Clark perform?
19. How was the movie theater segregated?
20. On the witness stand, what does Superintendent Springer say is the reason for
segregation in Clarendon County?
21. How does the state's lawyer try and discredit Professor Kretch?
22. What does Mr. Tulley (the state's lawyer) say is needed to fix the school's
problems?
23. What happens at Judge Waring's house?
24. What is the decision of the three-judge panel?
25. What does Governor Byrnes say is the plan of the state of South Carolina in
regard to the equalization of schools?
26. What is the reputation of John W. Davis?
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What are the three general Categories of qualifications desred by most employers?
Answer:
Top 5 Skills Employers Look For
Critical thinking and problem solving.
Teamwork and collaboration.
Professionalism and strong work ethic.
Oral and written communications skills.
Leadership.
how does the author effectively build suspense in this passage ?
A. The narrator claims to have had an acute sense of hearing
B. The old man and the narrator seem to like one another.
C. The narrator has announced that a crime will take place.
D. The old man’s eyes described as pale blue.
Answer:
D. The old man’s eyes described as pale blue.
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe, the narrator talks about how his senses were sharpened and not dulled as most people would imagine. He considered taking the old man's life, not because of some personal slight or to take his property, but because he wanted to end the man's life and rid himself of the pale blue eyes.
The author effectively builds suspense in this passage by describing the old man's eyes as pale blue
please write story about disability and discrimination person.
Answer:
Explanation:
The morning of my job interview brought excitement and anxiety. At the same time, I felt prepared and confident. It was the beginning of 2017 and already I had gone through three rounds of phone interviews, all rigorous, yet fair. This final interview would be our first face-to-face meeting. After passing through such an extensive interview process, backed by my impeccable credentials, I felt this meeting would be a formality.
A 14-year veteran New York City public school teacher, I was applying for a literacy coach position to train new teachers. The interviews had gone so well, I was certain a job offer would soon follow.
I met my interviewer for the first time at Starbucks. Soon after we started, I saw the sparkle leave her eyes. I noticed the fidgeting, a symptom of her sense of discomfort. Instead of asking about my pedagogical philosophy or leadership style, she asked me this: How am I able to get the students to listen to me?
The implication behind her question was clear: She didn’t think my students pay attention to me. Despite 14 years of exemplary performance evaluations, including high ratings for classroom management, somehow she believed my skills were wanting.
Later, I was informed that I was not selected for the position. After sailing through every stage of the application process, something had changed. Suddenly, she seemed to lose all enthusiasm for my candidacy.
What happened?
Disabled in a city not made for me
Meeting me for the first time, my interviewer saw a woman in a motorized wheelchair. She didn’t see a black woman. She didn’t even see a capable professional. What she saw was a disabled person.
I am a tenured, New York City teacher with a master’s degree in School Leadership from New York University. At my school, I held four leadership positions: English Department chair, testing coordinator, grade level chair and professional development committee member. The next step in my career would be educational administration.
I also have spinal muscular atrophy type II, a neural disease that occurs in 1 in every 6,000 children. It leads to decreased motor skills and deteriorating muscles. In 2008, I survived a risky surgery in which my spine was exposed, untwisted, and reinforced with titanium, possibly adding as many as 20 years to my life.
How to prevent corruption, protect the rule of law and repair democracy: Bharara & Whitman
Immigrant detention centers keep profiting from immoral policies
Despite my professional qualifications, there have been some programs I am unable to take full advantage of because of a lack of disability access. I was accepted to the CUNY-NYC Leadership Academy Program for Future Middle School Principals. The program was extremely rigorous. The reality of living with a disability means that my physical needs had to be met before I could work toward any goal. I had to consider whether the “reasonable accommodations” that employers are required to provide under the 1990 Americans With Disabilities Act — certain protections are guaranteed by law — would allow me to participate.
Classes were held from 4 to 8 p.m. once a week in Queens. The journey from my school in the Bronx began right after work. In a society where the infrastructure is designed for able-bodied individuals, most people can’t conceptualize how challenging it can be for people with physical disabilities. A small thing we take for granted — going to the bathroom in a public place — can present a serious problem when there are no bathrooms that are wheelchair accessible.
Of course, if I had to use the bathroom during the school day, I couldn’t because I could not enter with my wheelchair. I had to wait until I got home to relieve myself. Under this program, I would not make it home until 10 pm. My doctor had warned me to consider the long-term impact of this schedule on my kidneys and overall health.
To further complicate the matter, the only wheelchair access to the building where the class was being held was on a side street that required me to pass through a parking lot. When I arrived at the door, I would have to wait for security to let me in.
Dayniah Manderson is a 38-year-old veteran public school educator and single mother. She served as Ms. Wheelchair New York 2017 and is an advocate for people with disabilities.
Nelson Cornwall was hard of hearing, yet he wanted to be a commercial air-pilot. This dream of his would always get him laughs and mockery by part of the men and women who hung around him as well as the kids. “How can a man who has no hearing be capable to fly a plane?” asked the people who met Nelson. Yet, Nelson did not give up. He interned in the “Wayward Aviation Academy” and got his license.
Once he had his license in hand he looked for employment as a cargo carrier. However, no matter where he went people mocked him saying a man who communicates through sign language cannot become a pilot. Once man who interviewed him by the name of Joel laughed at his attempt to communicate with him through sign language, the man spoke slowly. Very slowly so Nelson could understand what his lips spoke: “Listen kid, no one will hire you. You think you are complete? You aren’t complete, no one will hire you”. Nelson understood his words, and left the place with tears in his eyes.
He kept looking for work desperately. Until, one day a nice and kind gentleman gave him a chance, an opportunity. “Can you fly” asked the man to Nelson. Nelson read his lips and understood him. Nelson nodded yes, and rode one of the aircrafts provided by the nice gentleman. When everyone saw he could ride an aircraft they were shocked and learned their lesson to not mock a man with a disability. For who knows maybe a man with a disability may just do the same thing that you can do.
What do you think a child most understand to study cultural diversity?
10. What are some differences between Poe's literary impact and his cultural impact??
help me please I will mark you as brainliest and it is 29 point who cannot do this homework do not answer and you will not get the point ok grade 7
Answer:
When you came back, she already cleaned the house.
He felt sorry that he hurt his father so much.
When I finished my homework I helped father in the garden.
The policeman said he witnessed the whole scene himself.
Mother hung the clothes on the line after she washed them.
The firemen arrived only a few minutes after our neighbor telephoned them.
Explanation:
Very much explantory.
English b please help
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What's the story???
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Why did the author write this passage
Provide the passage for an answer!
Where should the comma(s) go in this sentence?
“After introducing my brother Ved to anime he spent his entire spring break watching
Naruto.”
He asked me How much didyou pay for this book?
turn it to indirect speech
Answer:
How much was paid for this book?
Hope this helps!
1. In a paragraph the first sentence that tells the main idea of the paragraph or what the
paragraph is about is termed as:
A Topic
B. Tile
C. Topic sentence
D. Conclusion
Answer:
Topic sentence is termed as first sentence that tells the main idea of the paragraph
Answer:
Topic Sentence
Explanation:
It is in an persuasive essay, body paragraph
By using try TEEL format.
Select the correct superlative form of the adverb far in the sentence below. Of all the runners, Jan ran _______.
A. farthest
B. more farther
C. farther
D. more far
Answer: A. farthest
Explanation:
Jan ran farthest is correct.
