fun fact: did you know that a platypus doesn't really have a stomach, but instead of a separate pouch where food collects, the platypus' esophagus is directly connected to its intestine.

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oh cool! did you know a possums blood temperature is too low to support rabies?

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Which organizing principle would be useful for an informative speech in which you want to tell a
story that is representative of your broader point or message?
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o Space
O Ascending
O Chronological
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Why I Like Chocolate
(1) There are many reasons why I like chocolate. (2) The first reason is that it tastes amazing. (3) Many people all over the world love chocolate and say that it is delicious. (4) Another reason why I like chocolate is that I can make other treats with it. (5) Chocolate pie, truffles, chocolate covered strawberries, and toffee are just a few of the treats that can be made with chocolate. (6) Finally, I like chocolate because it is good for your body. (7) I read many articles that say that dark chocolate is good for your heart. (8) The above reasons are just a few of the many reasons why I like chocolate.

Identify the support detail for the third main point.

our soup ________ delicious! Can I taste it?

Answer these questions.

(a) Why did Bobby think winter was the best month of the year?

(b) Why did Bobby think summer was the best season?

(c) What did he say about autumn?

(d) What did he say about spring?

Story
It was a winter day. The sun was shining, and the sky was blue The first snow of the winter was sparkling on the ground; little Bobby was out in the yard making a snowman. Suddenly he heard his mother calling, "Bobby, come in and eat your lunch." A moment later Bobby appeared in the doorway. His cheeks were red, and he was covered with snow. He shook the snow off his clothes Then he came into the house, took off his boots, mittens and coat, and sat down to eat his lunch. "Winter is the best season of the year," Bobby said to his mothe "There's snow and you can make snowmen and throw snowballs. You can go ice skating, and you can slide on your sled. Then Christmas comes, and there are Christmas presents. I wish we had winter all the time." "Yes," replied Bobby's mother, "winter is a good time of the year." The days passed quickly, and soon it was spring. One Saturday morning in March, Bobby and his mother were driving their car to the supermarket, and Bobby said, "Spring is the best season of the year.The weather is warm, the trees get their leaves again, the grass turns green, and there are pretty flowers everywhere. The days get longer, and I can play outside more. I wish it were spring all the time." "Yes, spring is a good time of the year," said Bobby's mother, Before long it was summertime, and on a warm July day Bobby was sitting on the porch swing beside his mother. "Summer is the best season of the year," said Bobby. "I can go swimming. And I can play football. I don't have to put on heavy clothes he when I go outside, and I can run barefoot on the cool grass. I wish it an were summer all the time.""Yes, summer is a good season of the year," replied his mothe Soon autumn arrived, and one October day Bobby came from school and said to his mother, "Autumn is the best season of the year. The trees are all red and yellow and gold, and the days aren't hot any more. Then there are treats and jack-o'-lanterns on Halloween and turkey on thanksgiving. I wish it were fall all the time." "But, Bobby said his mother, "one time you said that winter was the best season another time you said spring was the best; and still another time you said summer was the best. Now you say that fall is the best season Which season do you really like best?" Bobby thought for a minute, and then he said, "Well, I guess like all four of them best."
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Read the following entry from a References page. Lewis, J. “Cell phone, distraction or tool?” Journal of Technology in Education, 11(2), 12-14. What information is missing from this entry but required by APA style? month of publication author's first name year of publication name of the editor

Help me please……………………

What is the difference between reading a novel and watch the same novel as a film?
A)The combination of visual effects, audio, and animation creates a new experience for
the audience when watching a movie.
B)The readers have to imagine narrated by the writer; when watching the movie, the
readers can easily connect with the characters and story.
C)Watching the movie creates a stronger impact compared to reading the
story.
D) All of the choices

Join the pairs of sentences with the connectives given in the bracket:
a.I like dancing My father doesn't like dancing, (but)
b. He studied hard. He failed his exam. ( although) ​

How does the extended metaphor in Paragraph 3 of the passage affect its meaning?


It suggests that the kite, like a bird of prey, has great power and demands respect.


It shows that Min, like a bird of prey, can make the rest of the world bend to his will.


It conveys the idea that the kite moves with impressive grace and majesty, like a bird of prey.

It demonstrates that Kwan is delighted with her little brother's excitement at flying the kite.

The stage of plot that includes the key turning point of the story is called _____

What is the verbs and adverbs in this passage please help

Which of the following is true about publishing your work?
A. Aligning text is not helpful in organizing content.
B. A word processor does not assist a writer in formatting paragraphs.
C. As soon as a work is legible, it is ready for printing.
D. A word processor enables a writer to format paragraphs and add tabs
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many of the students (didn't/don't) come to school yesterday .Choose the correct form from the brackets

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Select the correct answer.
What does the setting reveal about the time period of the text?
A. People use technology to communicate.
B.
People often use formal language.
adapted from Dead Souls
by Nikolai Gogol
For several minutes Plushkin stood mute, while
Chichikov remained so dazed with the appearance of the
host and everything else in the room, that he too, could not
begin a conversation, but stood wondering how best to
find words in which to explain the object of his visit. For a
while he thought of expressing himself to the effect that,
having heard so much of his host's benevolence and other
rare qualities of spirit, he had considered it his duty to
come and pay a tribute of respect; but presently even HE
came to the conclusion that this would be overdoing the
thing, and, after another glance round the room, decided
that the phrase "benevolence and other rare qualities of
spirit" might to advantage give place to "economy and
genius for method."
Accordingly, the speech mentally composed, he said
aloud that, having heard of Plushkin's talents for thrifty
and systematic management, he had considered himself
bound to make the acquaintance of his host, and to
present him with his personal compliments.
C.
Causal conversation is common.
D.
Personal expression is dangerous.
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Highlight themes explored in feminist dramas?

Which group of words is a sentence fragment?
A.
The table was booked.
B.
Cleaning the room.
C.
We shook hands.
D.
He prayed.
E.
He took the puppy home.

Ben is writing a report about cultural life during the Han Dynasty in China from 206 B.C. to 220 A.D. Ben found a lot of facts, dates, opinions, and samples of poetry. What information should Ben quote in his report, and why? A. He should quote basic facts about life during the Han Dynasty to make sure he doesn’t change the meaning of them. B. He should quote excerpts of poetry written during the Han Dynasty to help readers understand aspects of their literature and culture. C. He should quote experts who describe facts about important battles so readers understand the significance of the military during the Han Dynasty. D. He should quote descriptions of China's geographical borders during the Han Dynasty because they are too confusing to paraphrase.

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a. Which Biscuit do you prefer on the basis of Taste? 1. Parle-G 2. Tiger 3. Britannia
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T-1. Write a process analysis paragraph on ‘How to take pictures’ explaining how to take pictures step by step to get a desired result. The paragraph must include transitional words, imperative sentences and other necessary rhetoric.

T-2. Differentiate between second conditional and third conditional with at least two examples for each conditional.

Which of the following is the correct way to punctuate this statement?
A. After you take the test turn in all of the course materials.
B. After you take the test, turn in all of the course materials.
C. After you take the test: turn in all of the course materials.
D. After you take the test; turn in all of the course materials.

I'm supposed to make a sllide and I have no idea on how to do this.

Create a multimedia presentation on the topic of unity.
Summary
In this assignment, you will use research to create and develop a multimedia presentation on the
topic of unity. Your presentation will present the problem and demonstrate how increased unity can
be achieved to solve it.
Assignment Prompt
Identify a situation in which there is a division that could benefit from increased unity. You may
choose an example of division in the country, your community, your school, a group, or a team.
Create a multimedia presentation that presents the problem and demonstrates how increased unity
can be achieved to solve it.

They enjoy................(to make/making)crafts in class.​

There is two gerbils in my bathroom (correct the sentences)

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Later in this course, you will write an argumentative essay. Choose ONE of the following prompts:

There is an old saying, “The pen is mightier than the sword.” Consider: What does this metaphor mean? How does it apply to George Orwell’s novel Animal Farm? How does it apply to other political/social writers, too? In your argumentative essay, provide at least three examples from literary texts and/or real life, that support the saying, “The pen is mightier than the sword” or disprove it.

People are inherently good or evil. Consider: What makes some people good and what makes others evil? Is there an ongoing battle in our world between the weak and the strong? How does this apply to Animal Farm? Where do you see examples of goodness or evil in your world? In your essay, provide at least three examples, from literary texts and/or real life, that support the saying, “People are inherently good or evil,” or disprove it.

SUBMIT: After choosing one prompt from above, write a thesis statement for your essay in the textbox below. Your teacher will approve the thesis before you start researching and writing your outline.

we examine the effect of socioeconomic status on social anxiety after controlling for age, marital status and sex ​

Is the following question a strong research topic? “What effects has The Red Cross had on the world?”
A. Yes
B. No, it is too broad
C. No, it is too subjective.
D. No, it is too narrow

Which of these sentences uses quotation marks and other punctuation correctly?
Cinderella's fairy godmother had said something about 'pumpkins at midnight, but she'd been too busy
swishing her new dress around to pay attention.
Cinderella's fairy godmother had said something about “Pumpkins” at “Midnight,” but she'd been too busy
swishing her new dress around to pay attention.
Cinderella's fairy godmother had said something about "pumpkins at midnight,” but she'd been too busy
swishing her new dress around to pay attention.
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Cinderella's fairy godmother had said something about, “pumpkins at midnight,” but she'd been too busy
swishing her new dress around to pay attention.

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Deepak works on a hotel reception. He keeps receiving complaints about the noisy hotel next door. He decides to write them a letter of
complaint
Edit the formal letter below by replacing any shortened words.
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Dear Sir or Madam
I'm writing to you to complain about the loud music that our guests are able to hear coming from your premises every other night. I've never had to
write an email like this to another hotel before. However, it's completely unfair of you to expect our customers to endure such noise late into the night. I
don't think you'll appreciate it if we were to bother your customers late into the night. I'd imagine you'll complain very quickly.
In future, when you're having a late night party, please consider our guests and keep the noise to a reasonable level. I don't want to have to escalate this
complaint and take it to the police
Yours faithfully
Deepak Multani
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