How was Elinor's sense of propriety upset? Identify at least two examples from the novel in your response. Your answer
should be at least one hundred words.

Answer and Explanation:

"Sense and Sensibility" is a novel by author Jane Austen. One of the main characters, Elinor, would be the representation of the "sense" in the title. It is not that she is not a sensitive woman. Elinor has feelings just like her mother and her sister, Marianne. However, those two characters allow themselves to actually feel and show how they feel, while Elinor maintains her propriety. She behaves in a prudent, careful, and polite manner, taking care of things and people no matter what.

Yet, there were two times in the novel where Elinor's sense of propriety was upset, and she couldn't help but show her feelings. First, she had a hard time concealing her emotions when she heard of Edward and Lucy's engagement. Second, she displayed her emotions when Edward showed up to her house all of a sudden, after Elinor had been told he had gotten married. Those two times deeply affected her ability to keep her feelings in check.

It is cloudy outside and looks like it might rain Observation or Inference?

from Of Mice and Men Which of the following statements about George is best supported by the latter parts of the excerpt? Question 50 options: a) He is being paid to take care of Lennie. b) He doesn’t know where to find work. c) He wants Lennie to calm down and go to bed. d) He is planning to leave Lennie as soon as possible.

Which type of context is the writer in this scenario most directly concerned
with?
Becca must write the step-by-step procedures for
undocking a yacht, but the terminology is hard to explain to
people who have never sailed a day in their lives.
O A. Audience
B. Organization
O C. Purpose
O D. Genre

Last winter, I ¹ had / was having a nasty accident while I ² skied / was skiing. I was with my friend Joe, It was a beautiful morning. The sun ³ shone / was shining and lots of people ⁴ skied / were skiing. Suddenly, Joe ⁵ lost / was losing control as he was going round a corner and ⁶ crashed / was crashing into me. I ⁷ fell / was falling and broke my leg. An air ambulance
⁸ arrived / was arriving and ⁹ took / was taking me to hospital. I was in hospital for two weeks!​

“Those were the Rommely women ...They were all slender, frail creatures with wondering eyes and soft fluttery voices. But they were made out of thin visible steel.” Explain the truth/falsity of this passage. This is a tree grows in brooklyn btw

“Romantic Love: Reality or Myth?:” Which of these inferences about popular music and manners is best supported by the Point article? Question 12 options: a) They are both bi-products that have come about due to the evolution of love. b) They do not play prominent roles in The Iliad or The Odyssey. c) Like romantic love, they are also biological phenomena. d) Their change has been very gradual over time.

What are some of the internal motivations that shape who you are every day?

After Being Convicted Of Voting In The 1872 Presidential Election:” Which of these inferences is best supported by this speech? Question 15 options: a) The speaker has very little knowledge of the law. b) The speaker is not liked by fellow women. c) States have the right to ignore the U.S. Constitution if their laws only affect women. d) A government that denies women the right to vote nurtures women’s inferiority in the home.

Select the correct answer.
Read this excerpt from a personal narrative essay. What did the writer learn from this personal experience?

I am so glad that I continued to be part of my swim team. I think it really helped me heal from my injury. I also learned how important it was for my teammates to have a cheerleader. They loved that I was there encouraging them and telling them not to give up. It was almost as if they knew I hadn’t given up either. I’ll be back next season!


A. You can be part of a team in different ways.

B. Cheerleaders are not part of a team.

c.Swim teams have cheerleaders.

D. Competitive swimming can cause injuries.

what is the body paragraph for the stranger that came to town

Its madd easy I’m just lazy I rlly don’t feel like trying thou :) 10 points!! And give a good answer plss ❤️

An author writes a story about a teenager who does not realize how kind she is to others. What would be the best object to symbolize that the character cannot see her true self?

Vhich statement is true?
Stories often include many types of conflict.
Stories can have Person vs. Person or Person vs. Society types of conflict, but not both.
Stories can have Person vs. Self or Person vs. Environment types of conflict, but not both.
Stories can have only one type of conflict.

Read the passage and answer the question: Leonard Zachary Bartholomew is the greatest cat who ever lived. When he lounges on the windowsill and watches birds and joggers, the entire neighborhood is filled with his benevolent presence. Which term best describes the passage?
A. Situational irony
B. Hyperbole
C. Understatement
D. Imagery

What argument does Roosevelt make in this
passage?
Read the passage from Eleanor Roosevelt's speech
on the adoption of the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights.
The first two paragraphs of the amendment to
article 3 deal with the question of minorities, which
committee 3 decided required further study, and has
recommended, in a separate resolution, their
reference to the Economic and Social Council and
the Human Rights Commission. As set out in the
Soviet amendment this provision clearly states
"group," and not "individual," rights.
The Soviet amendment to article 20 is obviously a
very restrictive statement of the right to freedom of
opinion and expression. It sets up standards which
would enable any state practically to deny all
freedom of opinion and expression without violating
the article. It introduces the terms "democratic view."
"democratic systems," "democratic state," and
o If the Assembly fails to approve the Soviet
amendments, individual freedom may soon
disappear.
o If the Assembly fails to approve the Soviet
amendments, the Soviets might have to declare
war
The Soviet amendments mention fascism, which
is too controversial a topic for the UDHR.
0 The Soviet amendments endanger human
freedoms by emphasizing group rights over
individual rights

Read this excerpt from the Declaration of Independence
"We have warned them from time to time of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarrantable
jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the circumstances of our emigration and settlement here.
We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity, and we have conjured them by the ties of our
common kindred to disavow these usurpations, which would inevitably interrupt our connections and
correspondence. They too have been deaf to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We must, therefore,
acquiesce in the necessity, which denounces our Separation, and hold them, as we hold the rest of
mankind, Enemies in War, in Peace Friends."
Which best describes the colonists' view of their relationship with the British government?
O The colonists have demanded fair treatment from the British government many times, and they believe
separating from Britain is their last resort
The colonists will continue to demand fair treatment from the British government until they receive what they
are asking for
The colonists view the British as friends, and they do not want to rebel against the British government.
The colonists are eager to go to war with the British as punishment for their unjust treatment of the colonies

7. Select a tone (or multiple tones) from the list of Tone Words. Explain why this tone is the best way to describe this text.

Is this a good start to a story?
A little girl ducked in and through crowds. Her goal was to find food before the people she called VEPs (Very Experienced Police) could find her. She spotted bread hiding in a bag. A quick swipe and she ran. She heard the lady yelling behind her. Cars zoomed past her. She had gotten away! The police were no match for her, as she was a little speedy one. She laughed.
Steps behind her.
“Little s treet-roach!” a voice suddenly boomed, laughing hysterically.
No, she jinxed herself.
Then she heard the crackles and the whips. The police had whips. Electricity surged behind her. She had a huge scar on her back from one of those. She spotted the musty basement door, her escape. She sprinted and darted toward it. She knew there was another exit in this basement, as she had done this many times before. After staggering through the darkness a couple times, she finally found a sliver of light. She scurried towards it out the back, she sprinted to her home; an old car wreck next to an overfilled trash can. She hid in the car, panting. The AEPs ran past the alleyway, muttering to themselves. She sighed. At least her soul was not taken away by the police. At least, not yet. It was strange to her. The police controlled whether you kept your soul or not. No- your parents controlled it, if you had any of those. Many of the children had their souls sold and were on the other side of the wall that separated the soulless and the souled. You lived in the souled, if you were rich enough. The little girl was not rich at all, yet she still managed to survive with the souled. She chewed on her bread. She shivered at the thought of a VEP getting her soul.

Which is an example of a time-bound goal?

Complete something in 90 days.
Do something at noon every day.
Take only five minutes to complete a goal.
Give yourself more than enough time to complete a goal.

Find some examples of discrimination in the book "The catcher in the rye" and state the text

How does the conflict in this passage develop the social issue of gender inequality? The author highlights a woman’s duty of always financially helping her husband. The author highlights a woman’s use of blackmail to obtain her husband’s money. The author highlights a woman’s inability to borrow money without a man’s signature. The author highlights the fact that crime is more widespread among women than men.

Frank McCourt, Whose Irish Childhood Illuminated His Prose, Is Dead at 78:” What is the meaning of “whose Irish childhood illuminated his prose” as it is used in the title? Question 45 options: a) McCourt became a despised novelist because he fictionalized his upbringing. b) The colorful descriptions of the Irish landscape are irrelevant to his writings. c) McCourt’s writing was at its most powerful when channelling his Irish roots. d) McCourt used his Irish heritage as a crutch to cover up lackluster writing skills.

Bob is 1 foot taller than Jill.

Observation or Inference?

What are the characteristics of argumentative writing? Explain the characteristics of an effective claim. Explain the features of a valid counterclaim and an effective rebuttal?

Read the excerpt from a short story. How does the character of the spotless ladybug affect the plot of the story? A group of ladybugs lived in a hollowed log in the middle of the forest. The ladybugs came in lots of different shapes and sizes. Some were large and orange in color. Others were small and red. All of them were covered in spots—all except for one. The other ladybugs made fun of this one spotless ladybug. This ladybug became embarrassed and covered its body with leaves. Nothing worked, though, and the ladybug continued to be teased by the other ladybugs in the log. One day, a flock of birds moved into a nearby tree. These were beautiful birds, but they were also dangerous. They had just one thing on their mind: eating ladybugs. The birds had no trouble finding all the ladybugs because of their spots— all of them except for the ladybug with no spots. This ladybug could blend in with the leaves and flowers around the log. That night, the ladybugs held a meeting. They decided that they needed get away from the birds. But how? The spotless ladybug spoke up. “The birds can’t see me. I can sneak into their tree when they’re sleeping and spill sticky honey in their nest. Then they’ll be stuck to the tree.” The ladybugs agreed to try this plan. A. The spotless ladybug was different from the others, but this quality helped to save the day. B. The spotless ladybug narrated the story so readers could understand what was happening. C. The spotless ladybug was teased by the other ladybugs and didn’t feel the need to help them. D. The spotless ladybug was smarter than the other bugs and was able to solve their problems. E. The spotless ladybug eventually grew spots to blend in with the other ladybugs.

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Choose an animal species that live in Antarctica. Using the Internet, research five interesting facts about the animal you choose. Describe what you learned. P.S (should be approximately 20-25 lines)

what is the similarity between ordinary and special resolution​

What is systems thinking? identifying the different parts of a system describing how the parts of a system work together analyzing how things outside a system influence the things in that system thinking about how things influence each other within a system

Choose an animal species that live in Antarctica. Using the Internet, research five interesting facts about the animal you choose. Describe what you learned. Be sure to include the website address where you learned the information about your animal species. P.S (should be approximately 20-25 lines)