Read the passage. Then, select the synonym of the word in bold.

Answer: 3 & 2

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Grover the satyr led Luke, Annabeth, and Thalia on a mission. They go way back because that was when they first arrived at Camp Half-Blood. The fourth character they are linked by is Thalia.

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D ( It tells a story of a person and her accomplishments )

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The fact about “Words to Save the World” which indicates that it is a biography is; Choice D; It tells the story of a person and her accomplishments.

It follows from the definition of a biography that a biography is characterized as a piece of writing which tells the story of an individual and his accomplishments.

It therefore follows from the task content that the correct answer choice is Choice D.

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Classic Confucianism appears to offer the most apt advice for finding happiness in present-day society, in particular because it recommends that one should be involved in real life.

Buddhism still the most negative.

What can we learn from the Chinese sage about moral education? ... discusses how most great religions have the same core philosophical value

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Answer:literary devices are techniques that writers used to express their ideas and enhance their writing. literary devices highlighting important concepts in a text strengthen the narrative and help readers connected to the characters and themes.The story has five basic but important elements. these five components are the characters , the setting, the plot, the conflict and the resolution.

it is very important for writer to consider different elements literary devices because it is easy for readers to understand the work of a fiction and easy to determine the expression or mood of rights concept.

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Symbols basically involve taking something that is often solid and giving it a new or deeper meaning by relating it to a context. Symbolism is a poetic technique used by writers to convey an idea or concept to their viewers without really saying it.

In literature, symbolism is employed to create impact, which it does by giving an action, an item, or a name additional significance.

In order to give something that is often concrete a new and more profound meaning, symbolism connects it to or associates it with something else.

The sentence begins, "An idea, notion, or lesson...." If themes are concepts or ideas, symbolism is a means of communicating those concepts or ideas. In other words, symbols must correctly represent the concepts of a story in order to do so.

Symbolism can be applied to add or express meaning that goes beyond what is physically being said in any literary work. Plot developments and events can be examined on one level, while literary allusions in the writing might be examined on a different one.

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Answer:

I think it's all generalizations are false,including this one

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Answer:

All generalizations are false

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man named Burt Selden has given Charlie a “raw shok” test. Burt shows Charlie a stack of white cards with ink spilled on them—called a Rorschach inkblot test—and asks Charlie to tell him what he sees in the ink. The literal-minded Charlie, unable to grasp the concept of imagination, says that he sees only spilled ink. He worries that he has “faled” the test.

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Answer:

Depends on what happens in the story...

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But based on the title I'm probably going with B.

Answer:

A character realizes that he has ignored a simple solution to the problem

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Answer:

judicial branch?

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Answer:

Most likely Judicial branch

or JUDGE im not sure.....

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my fav show is judge JUDY.....

Answer: C: intensity I think..

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Because:

A: Speed doesn't really have anything to do with the sun and visual light

B: Wavelength Is the distance between the waves.

D: Amplitude is the height of the wave

so out of all the answers it should be C: Intensity

I think

Answer:

I think it's C.

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Answer:

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Answer:

respect

happiness

be free

whatever race you be

Equality

needs of all man kind

sweet freedom's way

Answer:

A

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Explanation:

Onomatopoeia= "Boom, boom, boom"

Metaphor= "Baby, you're a firework,"

Simile= "Do you ever feel, like a plastic bag,"

In the first verse of the song, imagery is used to describe feeling broken down and defeated. For ex, "Do you ever feel so paper thin, like a house of cards, one blow from caving in"

Personification= "Do you ever feel, like a plastic bag, drifting through the wind, wanting to start again" (This verse is both a simile and personification) or you can use "what the future holds"

Alliteration= "Show 'em what you're worth"

Hyperbole= " heart will blow"

Idiom= "Let your colors burst"

Allusion= "House of cards" Allusion to children's game of building houses from playing cards. A symbol for fragility

Person vs. Nature

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Because the volcano is almost acting as the antagonist, it would be person vs. nature as Jerome is vs. the volcano

Answer:

a big storm coming or a hotel canceling the plain crashing

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Answer:

D.

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summarizes story and makes plot clear

Answer:

Mad

Be friends anymore

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Answer:

Hà is our main girl in Inside Out and Back Again, the poet whose words we read as she goes from enjoying her free time in Saigon to—after much trial and tribulation—finally starting to settle into life in the United States, all thanks to the Vietnam War. She might only be ten years old, but Hà sees a lot in the year this book covers, and it's safe to say that she's wise beyond her years.

Explanation:

Spice

For someone so nice, Hà has a feisty side to her. She likes to compete and feel smart, and when she doesn't, well, she's not exactly one to just sit back and let things slide. So when she is totally annoyed by her brothers, instead of kissing up or making nice in hopes of getting them to treat her better, she writes:

I can't make my brothers

Go live elsewhere,

but I can

hide their sandals.  

It's classic younger sibling behavior, right? We're guessing Hà's not familiar with the old phrase you kill more flies with honey. Considering that they each only have one pair of shoes and it's hot out, this sneaky little scheme becomes a real pain in the foot, so it's no wonder her brothers don't respond by showering her with kindnesses.

The thing about Hà, though, is that she doesn't just act out to get revenge on her pesky older brothers—she does it to feel a sense of power at school, too. For instance, when she is working away on a math problem in school one day, and the siren interrupts her by going off, she tells us:

I'm mad and pinch the girl

who shares my desk.

Tram is half my size,

so skinny and nervous.

Our mothers are friends.

She will tell on me.

She always tells on me.  

It seems like Hà pinches Tram because the siren interrupting her is the last straw in a long line of small moments in which Hà feels powerless, not because Hà is actually mean or anything, though Tram might not agree. So while Hà pesters her brothers in a pretty standard fashion, when she pinches Tram we are reminded that Hà has had more hardship and unfairness than most other children—so much, in fact, that a siren going off during a math problem is enough to make her boil over for a moment.

Sugar

Hà isn't always feisty, however, and she can also be sweet, kind, thoughtful, and observant. For instance, when Khoi's dead (and totally rotting) chick is found and taken from him, he is freaking out and totally depressed. His sister recognizes his pain (instead of, say, being grossed out that he's been hiding a dead chick), and does the following:

I hold his hand:Come with me.

He doesn't resist.

[…]

Inside lies my mouse-bitten doll,

her arms wrapped around

the limp fuzzy body of his chick.

I tie it all into a bundle.

Hà takes her doll—pretty much the only personal belonging she was able to take from Saigon when they left—and she wraps it around the dead chick, then throws the bundle into the ocean. That fact that Hà sacrifices her own comfort object to comfort her brother is a remarkably thoughtful and humble act, and one that shows maturity beyond her ten years. So while she might hide her brothers' shoes, she also really loves them, and is willing to do whatever she can to make sure they know it.

And Everything Nice

Though she has a hard time accepting the incredible changes her life goes through, by the end of the book, things are looking up for Hà. She and her family are in their own home, kids are being nicer to her at school, and she's regained a sense of hope for her future. So though Hà has seen more than her fair share of hardship during the past year, including moving halfway around the world and confirmation of the death of her father, her resilience is undeniable, which should only serve her well going forward.

Answer:

D. Is it fair that some eat like kings while many live on crumbs?

Explanation:

I used the process of elimination.

Answer A. isn't specifically about food, whereas this cartoon seems to make a great display of it.

B. and C. don't make sense.

D. makes sense because we can see that the people below are hungry and want the food too, so they are holding their plates up waiting for the crumbs to fall down. The food is turkey, which is expensive-and a whole turkey too! The person eating it is well dressed and the people below are not dressed as nicely. Therefore, I believe this cartoon is trying to make the viewers think about whether it is fair or not that some eat like kings while many live on crumbs.

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Answer:

Is it fair that some eat like kings while many live on crumbs?​

Explanation:

Answer:

When you get addicted to alcohol, you start to struggle with self control. This can cause you to have frequent memory "glitches" loss of self identity, and many other mental symptoms.

Answer:

dna helps make everyone different and makes them special in their own right

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Answer:

A. Influenced

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Answer:

this helps form the poem and lets other figures express things and helps tie the whole poem together

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it is quite a good poem by the way :)

The central theme of the poem Momentum is the folly of taking unnecessary risks.

It is expatiated by the subject's relationship with his "friends" in that it highlights the fact that although he jumps into a barrel to prove that he is brave, a barrel that would then be allowed to roll down the hill with him on the inside and his friends somewhat indifferent at the risk he was about to take. See the following excerpt from the poem:

Their faces, you know are blank with anticipation,

The look you see when they watch TV eating popcorn.

They are already talking about you as if you're gone...

In literature, a theme refers to the key idea or underlying meaning that a writer examines in a poem, novel, short story, and or other literary exercises. Think of it as the focus of the central topic or message of a story.

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Answer:

B. Shows how fun and rewarding swimming can be.

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The picture that accompanies the prompt was MOST LIKELY chosen because it shows how fun and rewarding swimming can be.

Answer:

c

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