How would telling The Metamorphosis from Mrs. Samsa's point of view change the story?

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Alfred George Gardiner, 1865-1946, was born in Chelmsford and worked for the Chelmsford Chronicle and the Bournemouth Directory as a boy. In 1887 he became a member of staff of the Northern Daily Telegraph in Blackburn and in 1899 became editor of the Blackburn Weekly Telegraph .

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Passage C

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NOOICE

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A succubus is a demon in female form, or supernatural entity in folklore (traced back to medieval legend), that appears in dreams and takes the form of a woman in order to seduce men, usually through sexual activity. The male counterpart to the succubus is the incubus

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it is a demon that drains life force from it's victims piece by piece by looking like a attractive women or what ever the victim think's on a woman they can cause the male to have sexual thoughts

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a large influx of Puritans populated the greater region

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Explanation:

1.) A; Retire

2.) D; Of all the films

3.) C; On the contrary

4.) It should be Hard. (I can't see all the choices for it.)

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Answer:

The answer is

Explanation:

It is better to live in a village than a city because in a village you can do various activities like milking the cow, playing in the open ground, playing cricket and various activities too like making mango,lemon, garlic,lemon dates picle etc.

But in a city you can't practically do anything except go to shopping malls, eating food outside etc. But after sometime, it becomes boring. In a city you do not receive fresh air like you receive in the village and has a lot of pollution like noise pollution which causes nausea, sleeplessness,headache etc.

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Reread "Our Backyard Is 85 Million Acres."

Which options support the author’s choice of using a proposition-and-support structure to develop his argument?(Select all that apply.)

A-The proposition-and-support structure provides reasons for readers to agree with the author’s idea that we all need to take care of our national parks.

B-The proposition-and-support structure shows readers the connection between national parks and the Declaration of Independence.

C-The proposition-and-support structure informs readers about the history of national parks and the creation of the National Park Service.

D-The proposition-and-support structure illustrates for readers how national parks can instill the pride of being American in each of us.

Answer:

A-The proposition-and-support structure provides reasons for readers to agree with the author’s idea that we all need to take care of our national parks.

D-The proposition-and-support structure illustrates for readers how national parks can instill the pride of being American in each of us.

Explanation:

The proposition and support structure provides an idea as well as reasons and evidence to support it.

In this case, the author applies that structure to support the idea of how important it is for all of us to defend our national parks, by providing reasons such as how they bring a sense of pride and belonging to America and it´s past accomplishments.

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the answer is C

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Secrets are not hard to keep.

Explanation:

It is hard to keep many things hidden. For instance, it is difficult to keep a secret plane hidden, for you will need a secret underground bunker. It is difficult to keep a secret orchestra hidden, for you will need instruments and a sound-proof room. However, it is not difficult to keep a secret about the plane or the orchestra, for you can just whisper it into the ear of a trusted associate. Many things in this world are easy to find out, but a secret is not one of them.

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Is

Explanation:

Yes, I have a secret that I haven't told anyone. Secrets can sometimes be impossible to keep, sometimes possible. Because you feel to tell the other person that secret. No keeping secrets cannot be a negative experience. But sometimes keeping secrets are a bit negative.

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Answer:

Skimming

Explanation:

Skimming is defined as the reading strategy in which the reader undertakes a quick or rapid reading of the text to get a general idea of the content/material. It involves rapid eye movement to quickly move through the text and understand the overall tone and impression provided by the specific content. It assists in determining whether the entire text must be read or not especially while conducting a research and also to know how a specific source is distinct from the other. Thus, taking a 'quick look over text to get a general idea of the content' is characterized as 'skimming.'

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The answer is:

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The shehnai was played in temples and weddings, because of its sweet, melodious music. This attracts the people. In temples when it is played, God seems to be listening to it. Especially Bismillah Khan, the inventor of the shehnai and the ragas. Shehnai was derived from the name nai, because it was first played by a barber. And since it was first played in Shah's chamber, it is called shehnai.

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Shehnai played in temples and weddings as its sound was considered auspicious....

Dats enough

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Sry to say.... The abv guy is wrong..... Shehnai was not invented by Bismillah Khan.... He is the Shehnai Master

Shehnai played in temples and weddings as its sound was considered auspicious....

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Sry to say.... The abv guy is wrong..... Shehnai was not invented by Bismillah Khan.... He is the Shehnai Master

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Answer:

mien—The crowd was impressed by the performance as a whole, but it was the noble mien of the lead actor that charmed the ladies in the audience.

genteel—The students were happy that the new teacher was a genteel young man.

mortifying—Jenny will take some time to recover from the mortifying experience she had at the graduation party.

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PLATO ANSWER

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I was said by dema that I have done my work sincerely

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The draft notice is below,

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Answer:

Attached to this question is the answer.

The answer section wasn't convenient to send it so I had to send it via attachment.

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Answer:

Salt is the variables being tested.

Explanation:

Solubility of salts are the variables being tested in the experiment by changing temperature. Variables are those factors or elements whose values are changing. Salts are put in the two test tube which has the same temperature i. e. 25°C. Then the temperature of the test tube will be increases and due to increase in temperature, the solubility of salts in water increases and the whole solution will be uniform while salts remain at the bottom due to no increase in temperature.

Answer: hyperbole means exaggerating

example: in the poem daffodils poet Wordsworth said he saw  ten thousands of daffodils at a glance. so the thousands there is exaggerating as he couldn't count that many at a glance

personification means giving human abilities to something that are not human

example: in the poem daffodils the poet said the daffodils were dancing plants cant dance its a human ability

Answer & Explanation: Social norms refers to generally acceptable behaviour in a society.

In creating a safe social environment some simpe norms can be put in place. Such social norms include;

* Respecting personal space of individuals

* Always using the magic words when communicating such as; Please, Sorry, Excuse Me and Thank you.

* Ensure appropriate dressing for different occasions

* Avoid using foul language or curse words

* Avoid raising your voice too high when communicating

* Ensure two way communication (listen and talk)

Answer:

We can conclude that Kennedy's opinion showed how modern scientific knowledge was the basis for the nation's success.

Explanation:

Kennedy believed that modern scientific knowledge was the basis for the nation's success and for this reason he was a great proponent of encouraging science and technology, in addition to frequently requesting popular support for scientific advances that would allow the country to have advantages in the space race, as in several scientific discoveries.

For Kennedy science was progress and the country that did not run after its own advances was doomed to failure and ostracity.

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While "irregardless" is not an actual standard word, "regardless" is, and it means "without concern to warnings" a similar word you could also use would be "anyway", "anyhow", "no matter what"

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3:verb 4:adjective 5:verb

Answer:

pronoun it's a pronoun

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it a pronoun

Which phrases in this excerpt from Robert Stawell Ball's Great Astronomers convey a commendable tone toward Ptolemy’s work?

he name, Ptolemy, appears to have been a common one in Egypt in those days. The time at which he lived is fixed by the fact that his first recorded observation was made in 127 AD, and his last in 151 AD. When we add that he seems to have lived in or near Alexandria, or to use his own words, "on the parallel of Alexandria," we have said everything that can be said so far as his individuality is concerned.

Ptolemy is, without doubt, the greatest figure in ancient astronomy. He gathered up the wisdom of the philosophers who had preceded him. He incorporated this with the results of his own observations, and illumined it with his theories. His speculations, even when they were, as we now know, quite erroneous, had such an astonishing verisimilitude to the actual facts of nature that they commanded universal assent. Even in these modern days we not infrequently find lovers of paradox who maintain that Ptolemy's doctrines not only seem true, but actually are true.

A.) so far as his individuality is concerned

B.) greatest figure in ancient astronomy

C.) gathered up the wisdom

D.) illumined it with his theories

E.) astonishing verisimilitude to the actual facts

Answer:

B. "greatest figure in ancient in astronomy"

C. "he gathered up the wisdom"

D. "illumined it with his theories"

E. "astonishing verisimilitude to the actual act"

Explanation:

The author acknowledges Ptolemy's work and contributions to astronomy, although some of his works and theories were later found to be wrong.

He calls him the greatest figure in ancient astronomy and says that he gathered up wisdom, brought light with his theories, and helped advance astronomy. He believes that even if some of the theories were wrong, they were similar to true facts.

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He becomes a hermit at the chapel where he finds Arthur's body and prays for him everyday.

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Answer:

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Answer and Explanation:

Sanger Rainsford is the main character in Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game." From the beginning of the short story until its ending, Rainsford endures hardship that is bound to make him grow and develop as a person. His internal journey, his change as a human being, is certainly affected by external events, the most important one originating with his meeting General Zaroff.

At the beginning of the story, Rainsford is quite the arrogant hunter. He reveals in a dialog his lack of empathy for his prey. Rainsford thinks the world can be divided into hunters and huntees, and that he is lucky to belong to the former instead of the latter. The huntees, according to his philosophy, do not really deserve any pity or sympathy. This is just how life goes.

However, Rainsford ends in Zaroff's private island only to find out what it feels like to be the huntee. The general is also a hunter who, very much like Rainsford himself, does not believe in empathizing with his prey. There is a catch in his philosophy, though. General Zaroff believes that applies to hunting men. He has grown tired of hunting irrational beasts and, looking for a more thrilling challenge, he has begun hunting human beings like himself.

Zaroff invites Rainsford to hunt alongside him, but Rainsford refuses, calling it murder. The general decides then to hunt Rainsford instead. Upon becoming the prey, Rainsford's internal journey is suddenly veered to a completely different path. He can no longer be the arrogant hunter he once was. He now understands the fear, the desperation that the animals he has hunted have felt. Facing death inevitably brings with it the instinctive wish to survive. No matter if rational or irrational, every living being in the world wishes to avoid death and remain alive. Rainsford is similar to any other animal.

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Sanger Rainsford is the main character in Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game." From the beginning of the short story until its ending, Rainsford endures hardship that is bound to make him grow and develop as a person. His internal journey, his change as a human being, is certainly affected by external events, the most important one originating with his meeting General Zaroff.

At the beginning of the story, Rainsford is quite the arrogant hunter. He reveals in a dialog his lack of empathy for his prey. Rainsford thinks the world can be divided into hunters and huntees, and that he is lucky to belong to the former instead of the latter. The huntees, according to his philosophy, do not really deserve any pity or sympathy. This is just how life goes.

However, Rainsford ends in Zaroff's private island only to find out what it feels like to be the huntee. The general is also a hunter who, very much like Rainsford himself, does not believe in empathizing with his prey. There is a catch in his philosophy, though. General Zaroff believes that applies to hunting men. He has grown tired of hunting irrational beasts and, looking for a more thrilling challenge, he has begun hunting human beings like himself.

Zaroff invites Rainsford to hunt alongside him, but Rainsford refuses, calling it murder. The general decides then to hunt Rainsford instead. Upon becoming the prey, Rainsford's internal journey is suddenly veered to a completely different path. He can no longer be the arrogant hunter he once was. He now understands the fear, the desperation that the animals he has hunted have felt. Facing death inevitably brings with it the instinctive wish to survive. No matter if rational or irrational, every living being in the world wishes to avoid death and remain alive. Rainsford is similar to any other animal.

Explanation:

Sanger Rainsford is the main character in Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game." From the beginning of the short story until its ending, Rainsford endures hardship that is bound to make him grow and develop as a person. His internal journey, his change as a human being, is certainly affected by external events, the most important one originating with his meeting General Zaroff.

At the beginning of the story, Rainsford is quite the arrogant hunter. He reveals in a dialog his lack of empathy for his prey. Rainsford thinks the world can be divided into hunters and huntees, and that he is lucky to belong to the former instead of the latter. The huntees, according to his philosophy, do not really deserve any pity or sympathy. This is just how life goes.

However, Rainsford ends in Zaroff's private island only to find out what it feels like to be the huntee. The general is also a hunter who, very much like Rainsford himself, does not believe in empathizing with his prey. There is a catch in his philosophy, though. General Zaroff believes that applies to hunting men. He has grown tired of hunting irrational beasts and, looking for a more thrilling challenge, he has begun hunting human beings like himself.

Zaroff invites Rainsford to hunt alongside him, but Rainsford refuses, calling it murder. The general decides then to hunt Rainsford instead. Upon becoming the prey, Rainsford's internal journey is suddenly veered to a completely different path. He can no longer be the arrogant hunter he once was. He now understands the fear, the desperation that the animals he has hunted have felt. Facing death inevitably brings with it the instinctive wish to survive. No matter if rational or irrational, every living being in the world wishes to avoid death and remain alive. Rainsford is similar to any other animal.

Answer:

C is the answer

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