HOW AUTHORS ON PAGE 224 AND 233 OFFER DIRECTIONS TO THE READER. BE SPECIFIC.

New life can it be changed to normal

What did you notice about this poem’s structure as you listened? Check all that apply.

As an environmental advocate, how will you motivate other youth to help protect the environment?

Identify the poor word choice and replace it with a word of your own.

The only puzzle with our plan was that it required me to stay out way after my curfew.

I don’t get so what is the answer for this question?

Use the words to make sentence (how remains mystery a he wealthy so became )

1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets (if-clauses types 1 or 2)

a) If the weather is fine, we ___________ (walk) to town. b) If the baby ___________(have) a temperature, I’ll take
him to the doctor.
c) I’ll be very happy if George ___________(come).
d) If they had money, they ___________(visit) their relatives
in Australia.
e) If we hurry, we ___________(catch) the train.
f) If they had enough money, they ___________(buy) a new car.
g) I ___________(invite) him if he were my friend.
h) If you come with me, you ___________(help) me with the shopping.
i) If Carol had a mobile phone, she ___________(phone) all her friends.
j) If the students don’t read this book, they ___________ (not know) the answers for the questions. k) He’ll take his son to the park if he ___________(have) time.
l) If they go to Nepal, it ___________(be) a fantastic trip.
m)Janet ___________(stay) longer in Prague if she had more time.
n) If you ___________(drink) too much, you’ll be sick.
o) Susan ___________(get) a cold if she doesn’t put her coat on.
p) The children ___________(be) happy if their parents took them to the zoo.
q) If Jason comes today, we ___________(go) to the disco.
r) Alice ___________(feed) the animals if she stays at home.
s) If my parents offer me a new mobile phone, I ___________(be) very happy.
t) If Miriam studies hard, she ___________ (get) good results.

infer what is primary problem of heating on earth atmosphere and how would you solve this problem?

Choose the from of the verb that best complete the sentence

Discuss the impact of vison on your actions to keep a clean environment.​

rewrite the following senteces using the verbs in brackets in corect tense.
a)the sun (set) in the west.
b)we (have) a lot of fun in our last year's college programme.
c)you will not have to be afraid of anybody if you (be) not wrong.
d)i (start) written the essay when i was in class seven.
e)our principal used to (give) us moral support and encouragement frequetly.
f)in the past, trains used to be (drive) by steam.​

Confused by the sign, the driver made the wrong turn. -or- The driver, confused by the sign, made a wrong turn.


Change the italicized group of words into the element indicated at the end of the sentence. Then rewrite the sentence in the box below.
how do i rewrite this?

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Select the correct answer.
Read the excerpt from Mandela’s Inaugural Address.

Never, never and never again shall it be that this beautiful land will again experience the oppression of one by another and suffer the indignity of being the skunk of the world.

The sun shall never set on so glorious a human achievement.

Let freedom reign.

God bless Africa!

Who is his primary audience here?

A.
South Africans
B.
all Africans
C.
world nations
D.
world leaders
E.
world and African diplomats

what makes you special don't think too hard just have with it.

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For each pair of sentences, put MI beside the sentence that states a main idea. Put D beside the sentence which contains a supporting detail.

The coyote is a terrifying enemy of sheep.

A sheep has many enemies.

PLEASE HELP THIS IS DUE NOW
will mark brainliest!
10 points

in qualitative studies, results are reported using words or them true or false

Which sentence best illustrates an appeal to pathos?

introduction: connect each word with the phrases that best defines it.

Historic Inventions
by Rupert S. Holland (adapted excerpt)

Humphrey Davy invented the safety-lamp that helped protect miners from the perils of flammable fire-damp1.

Explosions of coal-gas were only too common in the mines of England, leading to detrimental effects on those who labored underground. The biggest mine-owners met to see whether some protection against such accidents could not be devised. After much discussion, they appointed a committee to call on Sir Humphrey Davy and asked him to investigate the possibilities for them.

He took up the question, experimented with fire-damp, and found that it was in reality light carburetted hydrogen. He visited many mines and took into careful consideration the conditions under which the men worked. For months he investigated and experimented, and in 1815, he constructed the safety-lamp. This was an oil lamp, which had a chimney or cage of wire gauze that kept the flame of the lamp from passing through and igniting the fire-damp outside. The cage allowed air to pass and light to escape. Even if the combustion of the fire-damp caused the wire gauze to become red hot, it was still efficient as a safety-lamp.

1. a combustible gas especially methane
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Select the correct answer.
Which statement best describes the writer's purpose?
A.
to persuade
B.
to entertain
C.
to instruct
D.
to inform

Select the correct answer.
Read the following excerpt from a personal narrative essay. Based on the excerpt, what did the writer learn from her personal experience?

Have you ever been canoeing? I went on a canoeing trip with my mom, dad, and two brothers when I turned 13. It was one of the best days of my life. It was exciting, scary, and challenging all at once. At first I couldn’t believe those long, narrow pieces of wood could hold all five of us. But our instructor told us that canoes have been around for many years. He also told us some interesting facts about the history of canoe, like how American Indians used canoes as a way to travel quickly.

He patted the wood of the canoe we would be using. “It’s made of an old tree trunk,” he said.

I asked the question that had been bothering me ever since I saw our canoe. “Can it really hold all of us?” I pointed to my brothers and me. “It looks like the bottom could fall right off.”

The instructor laughed. “Oh, you’ll be surprised how strong this wood is. If our customers were always drowning, we’d have a 'sinking' business on our hands.”

He laughed some more at his own joke. Then he became serious and showed us how to keep our balance while getting into and out of the boat. He also showed me how to grip the paddle so that my left hand would guide the boat and my right hand would give the paddle power.

A.
Canoeing is dangerous, and only people who are experts can do it.
B.
Even events that seem a little scary can turn out to be great.
C.
The best age to go on a canoeing trip is 13.
D.
Canoeing can cause injury if you’re new to the sport.

WRAP-UP
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Explain the statement below based on what you have learned from the lesson.
Writing literature reviews help students improve their critical and
creative thinking skills.​

Reasoning through Langu A solution to the problem of food deserts seems obvious: more supermarkets should be built in low-income neighborhoods. The problem with this solution, of course, is that it is difficult to lure supermarket chains into poor areas. Be- cause poorer people have less money to spend on food, supermarket chains do not consider them to be attractive customers. One way that the government can help to offset this issue is by offering tax breaks or other incentives for supermarkets in low-income areas. In 2010, the Obama administration implemented the Healthy Food Financing program, which is a set of initia- tives designed to help bring grocery stores into areas currently designated as food deserts. While this federal program is a commendable effort to improve low-income residents' access to healthy food, local initiatives often have a stron- ger and more immediate impact . Community gardens, independent food stores, co-ops, and farmers' markets are all examples of local initia- tives that can substitute for or supplement the opening of a major chain supermarket. Despite the time, dedication, and funds required for com. munity members to initiate such programs, these efforts can be incredibly beneficial, not only in providing people with access to healthier foods but also in instilling a sense of community in the residents of these neighborhoods.






1. which of the following would be the best title for this passage?

A. supermarkets contributions to obesity in America

B. the dangers of fast food

C. food deserts:the problem and the solutions

D. Food deserts and rural America

E. inconvenience stores: why processed food will kill you ​

Put the following events in order in which they happened. Write 1-5 in boxes. a) Jack and his father shot at the buffaloes. b) The buffalo was doing a number of jobs for the family. c) Jack and his father immediately decided to look for the donkey. d) Elizabeth jumped in alarm when she saw the huge buffalo with her husband. e) Turk and Ponto started barking excitedly at some animals.

what does the phrase “historical precedent” mostly mean as its used in paragraph 13?

An imperative sentence
A. states a command.
B. shows emotion.
C. makes a statement.
D. asks a question.

Select the correct text in the passage.
Read the following essay. Which two sentences does the author use to inform the audience about the entire main topic of the essay?
Every teenager looks forward to summer vacation. Finals are over. You can just kick back and relax. You can read whatever you want, go wherever
you want, watch TV all day, or surf the Internet. The days stretch out, full of fun and laughs. Every teenager looks forward to summer vacation.
Every teenager-except me.
Dad would gather us around the dinner table and give us this year's destination. We couldn't refuse. To Dad, it was sacred family time. So we
smiled and looked excited. Then we would all pile into the car. Just the four of us—dad, mom, my sister, and me-would have been somewhat
bearable. But for my dad, the summer trip was not just family time, but extended family time.

This is created when similar elements on an outline are written using similar constructions.

During his short career, Houdini's death-defying feats astonished audiences.
People from all walks of life came to watch Houdini escape from shackles, milk
cans, and water tanks. He wasn't the first to escape from handeuffs, but his
presentation beat all other maglelans and delighted audiences. His first
successful stage trick, however, wasn't an escape trick. It was the needle trick.
Select the best evidence to support the statement "It was the theatricality point
of Houdini's performances, rather than their novelty, that made him
popular with audiences," *
People from all walks of life came to watch Houdini"
"He wasn't the first to escape from handcuffs, but his presentation beat all other
magicians and delight audiences.
"His first successful stage trick, however, wasnt an escape trick."

How Hedy Lamarr Invented Early Wireless Technology

Unhappy being pigeonholed due to her looks, the “most beautiful woman in the world" set out to develop a secret communication system that would take down Nazi submarines.

A lonely immigrant from Austria slips out of her stage clothes and kicks off her heels. Carefully removing her movie makeup, she's dissatisfied that she's been overlooked for more significant roles. Instead of throwing a pity party, however, she heads determinedly for her drafting table, a place where she has previously invented an improved traffic stoplight.

This is where she'll prove to the world that she's more than a pretty face.

This is the real-life story of Hedy Lamarr, Hollywood actress turned tech hero. An inventor whose contributions helped develop a system used in Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi.

She had a knack for designing problem-solving technologies. Transforming the drawing room in her house into an innovation studio with a drafting table and the necessary tools Lamarr invented an aid to help people with limited mobility get in and out of the bath. She also invented a fluorescent dog collar and a bouillon cube* that would dissolve to turn water into soda.

Her best-known success was a passion project that still has applications today. The “secret communication system" she developed with composer George Antheil, a neighbor and friend, was the precursor to today's top wireless technologies. Together, they developed a radio communication system based on the 88 piano keys. It was a success, and the duo received a patent for their work in 1942. Unfortunately, the U.S. Navy ignored their technological feat for another 20 years.

Late, the system became the precursor to modern wireless technologies. Their work remained unrecognized until 1997, when the Electronic Frontier Foundation acknowledged Lamarr and Antheil. When Lamarr heard the EFF was giving her an award, her first words were, 'Well, it's about time.'

Glossary: *bouillon cube- A cube of evaporated seasoned meat extract

1-1: Based on the passage, which of these is most likely to be true about Hedy?
(1 Point)

A. Her favourite pastime was to design inventions.

B. She never received recognition for her inventions.

C. She had secretly worked for the American government.

D. Her inventions were made only through her own efforts.
2.The 'secret communication system', developed by Hedy and George was______________.
(1 Point)

A. a project Hedy was paid to do

B. immediately put into use by the military

C. outdated within twenty years of its discovery

D. a forerunner of today's communication systems
3.Which of these is mentioned in the passage?
(1 Point)

A. how the 'secret communication system' works

B. whether the war effort was successful or not

C. which movies Hedy has acted in

D. where Hedy was originally from
4.Well,it's about time. This line means that _________________
(1 Point)

A. it was too soon to receive the award

B. the award should have been given long ago

C. the award had been given for her first invention

D. it was not the most important award in her lifetime
5.One of the reasons why Hedy became an inventor was because ______________.
(1 Point)

A. she was not happy with her looks

B. she wanted to contribute to the war

C. she wanted to show that she had other talents

D. she was not passionate about her acting career
6.Which of these could be a suitable title for the passage?Immersive Reader
(1 Point)

A. The Real War Heroine

B. Hollywood’s ‘Star’ innovator

C. The Prettiest American Actress

D. Scientist From the Music World