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What is the most important theme of the story “the dancing partner?

According to the “homework should be banned” example, is the evidence relevant?

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Which quotations reveal the author's perspective on the events in her memoir? Check all that apply. "We all, except the baby, went to school every day." "Naturally I took sides with the strikers." "I was more proud than I have ever been." "My father was a carpenter." "We were paid two dollars a week."

Summarize the conversation with Mr. Borden.

How does Bobby feel he has changed over the last three weeks?

How did Alicia feel about her meeting at Sears?

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Which statement best describes the pathos rhetorical strategy?
A.
is based on a set of principles
B.
is based on writer's credibility
C.
uses facts for support of the claim
D.
uses emotional language for effect

Where should there be a paragraph break in the following text? Caroline sat on her bed and let out a heavy sigh. She missed Adam. She looked up at the moon. (1.) She was wondering if Adam was looking at the moon at that moment as well. (2.) Adam was also lying in his bed, but the moon was not out. (3.) It was the middle of the day in Japan. The sun was shining brightly. This did not stop him, however, from missing Caroline.

Use context to determine the correct meaning of the
word "state" in the sentence.
Listening to several people talk at once left Jerrod in a
state of confusion
What does the word "state" mean in the sentence?
A.) declaration
B.) a condition of the mind
C.) central government
D.) social status

In "Seventh Grade” because the story is set in middle school, Victor and Michael tend to behave

awkwardly around girls.
seriously about college.
nervously at test time.
confidently at sporting events.

PLS HELP ME
Click the button below to reread the story "The Offering."

The Offering

By the time the wolf reaches her she has already eaten the other children. It studies her, blood still
dribbling from her chin, and believing her more beast than child, it slinks off to the next town. But the
children are still in her, as she knew they would be, and after some reassurance that she’s a safe vessel,
they start to come out again.
It begins in small ways. She enjoys foods she once didn’t. She starts to take a new way home
from school. Sometimes she visits their mothers, who make her pancakes and ask about her day.
Occasionally they nudge her to clean the rooms of the eaten, still messy, untouched. They’re grateful to
have a glimmer of their children. Others weren’t so lucky.
In time the children become stronger. She no longer enjoys ballet; she plays soccer instead. She quits
the debate team, preferring to stay home and play video games. She becomes allergic to her own dog,
so her parents put it up for adoption. Soon she pals around with the older children—the siblings of the
ones she ate—who were rendered safe by their extra few years on earth. They teach her how to smoke
cigarettes and steal things from people’s mailboxes.
She tries to make them all happy but there are so many of them, so many voices, it’s hard to know
whose feelings are whose. She wants to quiet them, but how can she? She’s the lucky one. The one
who’s still here.
A few months roll around and she’s eating dinner at a different house each night, sleeping in a different
bed, playing a different sport. Her handwriting is never the same. She starts using words she’d never
learned before. Rude words. She is very, very tired. But they still want more.
She leaves in the middle of the night so the parents can’t stop her. It takes time for her to find anybody,
the next town so irreparably gutted. They must have had more children here. But when she sees the
other girl crying, tiny face framed by a red bow, she knows she has found the one. The other girl counts
stones on the cold sidewalk, giving them each a name: Emma, Jordan, Taylor, Mackenzie, and talks to
them, asks them what they want to do.
When she approaches, the other girl startles. I thought you were the wolf, the other girl whispers. I
promise I tried to save them.
She kneels beside the other girl, wipes the tears from her eyes. Eat me, she says. It will help.

What makes this story's ending typical for a flash fiction story?

It ends in a way that is completely expected.
It carefully states the theme of the story.
It leaves a lot to the reader's interpretation.
It reflects on events in the story's first paragraph.
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8. Change the voice of the sentence : A forest fire destroyed the whole suburb.​

Which questions would most help a reader identify the author's purpose for writing? Select three options. O What type of text is this? o What type of reviews did the book receive? O How many copies of the book have been sold? What is the central idea? How does this text make one feel? ​

Identify three voice qualities

What do you know about General Zaroff from this
passage?
* He is friendly but frightened and intimidated.
O He is hospitable, kind, and understanding.
O He is intelligent, calculating, and disciplined.
O He is anxious but formal and pleasant.
this passage from "The Most Dangerous Game,"
ainsford meets General Zaroff.
The man's only answer was to raise with his thumb the
hammer of his revolver. Then Rainsford saw the man's
free hand go to his forehead in a military salute, and he
saw him click his heels together and stand at attention.
Another man was coming down the broad marble steps,
an erect, slender man in evening clothes. He advanced to
Rainsford and held out his hand.
In a cultivated voice marked by a slight accent that gave it
added precision and deliberateness, he said, "It is a very
great pleasure and honor to welcome Mr. Sanger
Rainsford, the celebrated hunter, to my home."
Automatically Rainsford shook the man's hand.
"I've read your book about hunting snow leopards in
Tibet, you see," explained the man. "I am General Zaroff."
—"The Most Dangerous Game,"

Directions: Read the following statements and write your counterclaim.
1. Students' grades really measure achievement.
2. Smoking causes lung cancer.
3. One parent argues that television has a negative effect on family life.
4. Heavy snoring is dangerous.
5. A lie detector test is not really accurate.​

rewrite the sentence in plural a table has four legs​

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. The news anchor of the morning show is famous for his facial expressions and the piquancy of his quick wit. Sheena is famous for speaking in a manner when she doesn't get exactly what she wants. The new housing complex near the highway has every that a resident could ask for.

In two to four synthesis write an analysis explaining how John masefield poem sea fever is written in fixed poetic structure

Can i say that a country has a weak medical field, or does “medical field” not work?
If not what do i replace it with?

Evidence is information such as examples, data, facts and quotes that support an idea

True

False

What do "the sands run down into the glass" symbolize in the poem? What effect does this symbol have on the poem?

What problem dose the knight encounter during his quest

what rhetorical device were the declarations signers using when they used strong, emotional words to describe the grievances against the king.

What is 19207 times 2869
Can you guys ask me question's for YT? Im going to do a QNA

i need to wright a 1-3min. dialogue about 2 friends meeting after a long time​

offline schools explanation for power point explanation

HELP I NEED THIS FOR ENGLISH SO WHAT IS THAT LIKE GANG CALLED IN THE OUTSIDERS I THINK IT HAS TIGER IN IT LIKE TIGER STREET GANG OR SOMETHING I NEED TO KNOWWW

Read the excerpt from chapter 20 of The Awakening.

That was about the substance of the two letters. Edna felt that if there had been a message for her, she would
have received it. The despondent frame of mind in which she had left home began again to overtake her, and
she remembered that she wished to find Mademoiselle Reisz.

Which prediction is most likely based on the events that have emerged so far in The Awakening?

A. Edna will not be able to find Mademoiselle Reisz despite her best efforts.

B. Edna will change her mind about finding Mademoiselle Reisz due to fatigue.

C. Mademoiselle Reisz will tell Edna to embrace her duties as a wife and mother.

D. Mademoiselle Reisz will play a key role in Edna's transformation of self.


Please hurry I’m on a time limit!!!!!!
PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY IM RUNNING OUT OF TIME!!!!!

The minister stood still .... the request to take her seat.​

Can someone write me a 200 word+ summary about this article called “The Pandemic Seems to Have Made Childhood Obesity Worse, but There’s Hope?” Thanks