In The Tempest, Act I, Prospero refers to Caliban as 'Thou poisonous slave, got by the devil himself," and Miranda calls Caliban an "abhorred
slave. Write a brief paragraph explaining Caliban's feelings about his situation. Does he accept his plight as a slave, or does he fight against it?
Paraphrase Caliban's responses to Prospero in support of your analysis

Answer and Explanation:

Caliban is a very complex and intriguing character, but we can see that he does not accept the situation of being enslaved. First, Caliban makes it very clear that Prospero usurped his island, taking it by force. He very much wants to get rid of Prospero because he recognizes that he will never be seen as an equal. Another way that Caliban finds to change his slave situation is to try to repopulate the island with Prospero's daughter.

When he is called a slave, he recognizes that this is an abuse and an uncomfortable situation and wants to get rid of it.

1. How does Lemon Brown react when he first realizes Greg is in the old

building? *

Lemon Brown offers Greg a bite of his bread,

Lemon Brown lectures Greg about entering old abandoned buildings alone.

O Lemon Brown threatens Greg with a razor.

O Lemon Brown watches Greg for an hour without Greg realizing it.

Write the correct form of the verb in parentheses
The man(flush) the toilet

Which option is one way that the circulatory system helps maintain body temperature?PLZ HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLEST



controlling the flow of blood to the skin



speeding up the blood flow to generate heat



carrying heat around the body



carrying nutrients and energy to cells

Describe how having a dream can enhance a person's life.?​

Help me please .
What is the right answer.

COULD U PLZ HELP ME THIS IS URGENT

What is the author’s claim in the passage?

IF SOMONE CAN DO THIS FOR ME I WILL START TO CRY IT WILL BE THE BEST DAY EVER PLEASE I AM BEGGING YOU!!!!!!!!

After Reading the LeBron James Letter, complete the graphic organizer for your notes. In the boxes next to the text, use the graphic organizer to write which of the appeals satisfies the box and then find which of the techniques satisfies the text in the box. Once done, review the boxes to see if a pattern of rhetorical appeal and rhetorical techniques has formed. Use the prompt at the bottom of LeBron's letter to write the three paragraph essay. Support your argument with evidence from the text.

Passage: What Causes Earthquakes
Natural earthquakes occur mostly from tectonic movements of the plates. Tectonic plates are large parts of the oceanic and continental lithosphere. The lithosphere is the solid outer section of Earth's crust. These sometimes shift into various positions both under water and above. Such movements generally occur along fault lines. When two rocks slide against each other, they create fault lines. These fault lines can be both extremely narrow or miles wide. Fault lines are created mostly in mountainous regions where plate tectonic movements are more likely. Movement between the tectonic plates is rarely smooth. When the plates slide against each other, they create a tremendous amount of friction. This friction forms seismic energy that travels in waves through the surface of the Earth. This causes the earthquake. While normal energy travels above the surface of the Earth, seismic energy travels under the Earth's surface. This creates more tension between the land plates, causes more shifting, and creates more fault lines. The spot below the Earth's surface where the rocks break against each other is called the focus of the earthquake. The place exactly above the focus on the surface of the planet is called the epicenter of the earthquake.
Sometimes, earthquakes can also be man-made instead of natural. These can sometimes be caused due to explosions underground. Explosions big enough to cause a shift in the surface of the Earth are generally caused in mining tunnels or during nuclear testing. But the seismic energy formed due to these explosions is rarely very strong. Therefore, the strength of the earthquakes caused is not very high.

Question: In “What Causes Earthquakes," which detail supports the idea that friction exists between the plates underground?
A.
Fault lines are created mostly in mountainous regions where plate tectonic movements are more likely.
B.
Movement between the tectonic plates are rarely smooth.
C.
When two rocks slide against each other, they create fault lines.
D.
Explosions big enough to cause a shift in the surface of the Earth are generally caused in mining tunnels or during nuclear testing.

Part B
Now, you are ready to propose your thesis statement. Click here or conduct online research to refine your thesis statement.

Write your thesis statement in the space provided.

What do the following lines from Paragraph 9 reveal?
We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal
will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are
unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win, and the others, too.
A. Kennedy's mission is a challenging competition with the Soviets and cannot wait
B. Putting American astronauts on the moon will be easy, but expensive.
C. Kennedy understands that there may be some delay in beginning the space mission because of tough economic times.
D. Going to the moon is likely to be in large part a military operation

3. The main idea of paragraph 2
can best be summarized as...

A The soil of England is fertile.

B. The enemy is man.

C. The soil of England is fertile
enough to support u's all if man
is removed.

D The land cannot provide enough
for us and man together.

Hoping to receive sponsorship from a group of local business owners, Raul said this during a speech;

My bicycle is brand new, so I know I'll be able to bike fifty miles with no problem.

Which of the following is true of Raul's argument?

The first part of the argument supports the second part of the argument.

It is clear from his argument that Raul knows a great deal about bikes.

It is clear from his argument that Raul knows nothing about bikes,

The second part of the argument does not follow logically from the first part.

What go culture are represented in the scene of joy lucky club

What does it mean when someone says that something is "the greatest invention since sliced bread" why do people say that

Which of the following describes how people in colonial times were expected to pay their taxes to their government? by working under a landlord for a predetermined time period by sharing a portion of what they grew or produced by joining the colonial army and serving time for the government by selling crops in order to make money to pay taxes

Does having a dream in life help or hinder an individual? can some please help ​

lines 99-105: identify two metaphors and infer Thoreau's purpose for including them here​

These dense groupings of droplets have a much higher chance of colliding with other droplets.
What does the word dense mean?
A. divided into parts
B.moist or wet surface
C. closely crowded together
D. slow-witted or dull

Compose a poem in which you share your thoughts on growing up in this day and age
In your poem, you should NOT blatantly state your feelings. Instead, use figurative language and/or symbolism to express yourself. Minimum is 18 lines. PLZ PLZ PLZ ANSWER THIS BEFORE WEDNESDAY FOR 100 POINTS.

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Circle two words that could be used to describe each character.
1. Elizabeth
deceitful spirited bitter playful mysterious
2. Jane
sweet sarcastic gossipy modest crude
3. Darcy
carefree forgetful lazy stiff quiet
4. Bingley
angry proud easygoing sociable unpopular
5. Mr. Bennet
reserved ambitious miserable sarcastic fearful
6. Mrs. Bennet
studious soft-spoken ignorant complaining meek

Write T if the statement if true or F if the statement is false.
1. _____ Mrs. Bennet’s goal was to find husbands for her daughters.
2. _____ Mr. Bingley had three sisters.
3. _____ The Bennet daughters were Jane, Elizabeth, Evangeline, Mary, and Lydia.
4. _____ Mr. Bingley was the Bennets ’new neighbor.

Complete each sentence with a character named above.
1. _________________ and Darcy were friends.
2. _________________ was attracted to Mr. Bingley.
3. _________________ was not interested in dancing with _________________.
4. Charlotte said that _________________’s pride did not offend her

Please answer the question Thanks