Our teacher assigned us some books to read over the ______ they all seem pretty difficult.

Answer:

over the break

Explanation:

How is the structure of Passage 2 different from the structure of Passage Passage 2 presents different viewpoints of the same event, whereas Passage 1 is limited to the mother's point of view. Passage 2 highlights important moments through flashbacks, whereas Passage 1 focuses on a chronological narrative. Passage 2 uses an analogy to demonstrate the lesson, whereas Passage 1 allows the narrator to learn a lesson through her experience. Passage 2 builds on a conflict as the poem progresses, whereas Passage 1 features a conflict that grows and grows over the course of the story.

What is the bassic difference between the penumbra and the umbra ​

Based on the details in lines 36-39, you can best make the inference that Grendel is

A.bored

B.annoyed

C.displeased

D.frightened

In Act II, scene ii, lines 604-05, Hamlet faults himself for lacking— the understanding that he has been wronged. the fortitude to seek revenge. the desire to harm others. bitterness against his enemies. an opportunity to avenge his father's death.

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What are different ways people can engage in activism around a social cause or world issue using technology?

Art and Vladek’s relationship can be described as..?

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What connections does Anne Make between her own situation in hiding and the
situation of Jews in the "outside world? What distinctions, or contrasts, does she make? How do these connections and
contrasts make Anne feel?

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What did the sailors from the Dei Gratia finally decide must have happened to the crew of the Mary Celeste? And you Get$1,000,000 They were convinced that the crew rebelled against the captain and his family. They determined the people on board had to leave in a hurry and were unable to return. When they saw that ship's sails were gone, they knew the crew had been swept away by the storm. Because of the captain's bad reputation, they knew the crew had left the ship on purpose

Read the passage.
What happened that night, how the skiff escaped from the Maelstrom's fearsome eddies, how Ned Land, Conseil, and I got out of that
whirlpool, I'm unable to say. But when I regained consciousness, I was lying in a fisherman's hut on one of the Lofoten Islands. My two companions,
safe and sound, were at my bedside clasping my hands. We embraced each other heartily.
Just now we can't even dream of returning to France. Travel between upper Norway and the south is limited. So I have to wait for the arrival
of a steamboat that provides bimonthly service from North Cape.
So it is here, among these gallant people who have taken us in that I'm reviewing my narrative of these adventures. It is accurate. Not a fact
has been omitted, not a detail has been exaggerated. It's the faithful record of this inconceivable expedition into an element now beyond human
reach, but where progress will someday make great inroads.
Will anyone believe me? I don't know. Ultimately it's unimportant. What I can now assert is that I've earned the right to speak of these seas,
beneath which in less than ten months. I've cleared 20.000 leagues in this underwater tour of the world that has shown me so many wonders
across the Pacific, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, the southernmost and northernmost seas!
(from Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne)
Which best explains where the passage belongs in the plot of the story?
1. as part of the exposition, which introduces the main characters, conflict and setting
2 as part of the rising action, which develops characters and intensifies the conflict
3. as part of the climax, which peaks reader emotion by placing the outcome of characters in doubt
04 as part of the falling action, which completes the action started by the dimax

"Believe me for mine honor, and have respect to mine honor, that you may believe” is an example of which rhetorical device?

a
epanalepsis

b
antithesis

c
paralepsis

d
anaphora

which sentence contains the best example of paradox

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In The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone, how does the author best support his claim that Thomas Young was someone who "laid a solid groundwork for others”?

A. by providing details about how others reacted to Young’s accomplishments
B. by providing information about Young’s thoughts and his active imagination
C. by providing examples of Young’s many conversations with other researchers
D. by providing images Young deciphers and facts about his accomplishments

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1. getting the idea of a paragraph by looking over it in a short time is called_______. a.scanning
b.skimming
c.careful reading

2. What sort of reading do you use to find out what's on TV today?
a.skimming
b.scanning
c.careful reading

3.If you're looking for the lotto result you will?
a. skim
b. scan
c. read carefully​

in the course of the next few weeks jem and scout once again began to find treasures in the knothole. which of the items below was NOT found in the knothole?

a- two soap carvings
b- an old spelling medal
c- two Mr Goodbar candy bars
d- a gray ball of twine

in the book Anne Frank, the members of the secret annex club tend to get on each other's nerves, why?

Read the passage:
Many greyhounds are adopted to live out their retirement as household pets once their racing careers are over. People may think only very old
dogs are available, but actually even champion racers only work until they are about 3 years old. People worry that a greyhound will be more
active than other breeds and will need a large space to run. These are false impressions. Greyhounds have naturally sweet and mild dispositions,
and while they love to run, they are not distance runners and are sufficiently exercised with a few laps around a backyard every day. Greyhounds
do not make good watchdogs, but they are very good with children, get along well with other dogs (and usually cats as well), and are very
affectionate and loyal. A retired racing greyhound is a wonderful pet for almost anyone.
Question
According to the passage, adopting a greyhound is a good idea for people who...
O already have another dog or a cat
O do not have children
O live in apartments
O do not usually like dogs

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Which conflict is best represented in this line of dialogue? "What kind of world is it where all I have to be proud of is a reputation for being a hood, and greasy hair? I don't want to be a hood...I don't steal things...I'm marked lousy

Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
t
"Don't worry, Roberto answered, we'll make it home."
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d
O "Don't worry," Roberto answered, we'll make it home.
"Don't worry," Roberto answered, "we'll make it home."
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Text
"Don't worry", Roberto answered, "we'll make it home".

Which of these inferences is best supported by the excerpt below?

Shall I say, I have gone at dusk through narrow streets
And watched the smoke that rises from the pipes
Of lonely men in shirt-sleeves, leaning out of windows?
I should have been a pair of ragged claws
Scuttling across the floors of silent seas.
Answer choices for the above question

A. He feels unequal to the task of truly relating to people.

B. He is hesitant to admit he likes hanging out in working-class bars.

C. He sees the opportunity for lonely people to connect through smoking.

D. He sometimes wishes he was a crab.

Lines 59-64 show that Beowulf is an epic hero because he has

A.incredible strength

B.superhuman eyesight

C.great intelligence

D.extraordinary hope

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12. Who was the leader of the Hessians who was given a letter informing
him that Washington was planning to attack, but he put the letter in his
pocket and never read it?*

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