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Explanation:

the statement to me means that if someone use his or hers language to people and they do not like it and they end up using on the person who said it and they do not like it then he is a bad person. (Basically treat others how you want to be treated)

Brainliest?

the fish I didn't catch summary

Paul dispatched the brief with efficiency. Did Paul ignore the brief? Explain.

VI) Make sentences

1) Grim

2) Apologise

3) Threatening​

Write about taking exams.

Include:

- what you need to do to get a good mark

- problems you might face and what you can do about them

- how to write a paragraph

- how to write an essay

I need someone to check over this and make it more formal, please.

The call of the wild, on the surface, is a story about Buck, a four-year-old mixed dog that is part shepherd and part st. Benard. More importantly, it is a naturalistic tale about the survival of the fittest in nature. Throughout the novel, Buck proves to both himself and others that he is not only fit but the fittest. Buck overcomes many challenges with the goal of becoming the leader, the best. During the story, he learns the rules and codes of the north, then makes his own. Though it seems like buck is the only focal point in the book, there is a larger meaning behind the story, such as the fact that Buck is merely a proxy of Jack London himself. The general theme of the story is wild vs. civilization and bucks internal conflict with the choice between the two. Throughout the chapters, Buck is conflicted with his choices but ultimately chooses the wild. I believe one of the most fascinating parts of the story was when Buck became softer around Thorton and seemed to let his guard down more than he ever has in the story beforehand. This situation shows Buck leaning towards civilization more rather than towards his instinct and natural urge of the wild. As I said before, one of the most important parts of the book is Buck's internal conflict between his two choices; civilization or wild? Jack London is an extremely skilled writer and did a wonderful job at creating a mental picture of the cold and harsh North to his audience. It is to be made a point that Jack London doesn't write for any audience in specific, he writes to the world, not a certain group. His book is not only interesting to adults but it is also interesting to middle schoolers and high schoolers who may be reading it in their language arts class. In short, Call of The Wild is a book anybody would enjoy and I highly recommend reading it.

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What does(quote in description) say about George’s character and the type of person he is? (4 marks) (of mice and men)
“Lennie!” he said sharply. “Lennie, for God’s sake don’t drink so much.”
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Rate the drip monkeys B)

agree
that
17. Sinesio and Ballard would
A. dreams can change over time
B. difficult dreams are worth pursuing
c. dreams are only important for young
people
D. there is only one dream that a person
should follow

What 3 details from the story foreshadow Doodle’s death?

how does music influence you or impact you?

circular metal percussion instruments

In the animal cell shown, structure E is the site where

HELP PLZ
how does the poetic structure of this stanza affect the tone of the poem?

A. The rhyme scheme and meter create an inviting and conversational tone

B. The rhythm and repetition create a playful tone

C. The rhythm and rhyme scheme add to an eerie and suspenseful tone

D. The absence of rhyme creates a confused and disorganized tone​

what discovery made the deciphering of hieroglyphics possible

who is your role model ? and gave me explain also ( long answer pls )
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Please help, this is so difficult T^T

Choose one character from The Call of the Wild and explain how the author created him or her. Share at least three elements of characterization and give examples of each for your chosen character. Your response should address each part of this question. Use details from the book to support each description

1) If you wished to write this author an email asking a specific question about the information in this passage, which would be an appropriate way to begin? A) Ann Trubek, I wanted to know something. B) Ann, I had a question, and hoped you could help me. C) Hey, so I wanted to know something about Zora Neale Hurston. D) Ms. Trubek, Thank you very much for your informative piece on Zora Neale Hurston.

The event will begin
late as it_______
schedule

Which of the following lines contains onomatopoeia ? She can see the cat tail surrounding the water line 1.the bugs were annoying line Molly might go fishing with us tomorrow line 3.rhe frog's croak echoed through the forest line 4

The central conflict in "Queen and Pawn" can best be described as
Shalini's struggle to
A show her brother that she can beat him.
B
avoid making a move that is too simple.
C)
get the approval of the audience.
D
improve her chess game.

Read this passage from "Thank You, M'am."

"Then, Roger, you go to that sink and wash your face," said the woman, whereupon she turned him loose - at last. Roger looked at the door - looked at the woman - looked at the door - and went to the sink.

What is the effect of the italics at the end of the passage?

a
They heighten the reader's fear.
b
They point ahead to the outcome of the story.
c
They create a sense of satisfaction in the reader.
d
They draw attention to a turning point in the story.

Look at the article "How Americans See the Future of Space Exploration, 50 Years after the First Moon Landing."
Which prediction about the text is supported by its genre characteristics?
o It will include data and facts about space exploration.
o It will tell a humorous story about a trip into space.
O It will provide instructions for how to become an astronaut.
It will present the author's opinions about space travel.

giving brainlist!!!!
"The Destructors" (Part 1)
The quotation above describes Blackie as what type of gang leader?

Read the following sentences and add appropriate punctuation marks.
Rewrite the sentences to make it correct.
Write in your notebook.

1. Hurrah We have won the match
2. We went to the beach yesterday
3. Where have you been all this while
4. A snake bit the man
5. This is the best birthday gift I have received
6. Mother made a delicious cake yesterday
7. You saved my life with my advice
8. This is exactly the same dress I bought
9. Watch out
10. How clever I’m
11. How kind of you
12. The boy has been missing since yesterday
13. Where is John
14. I got some chocolates
(15. I want to celebrate Christmas

What happens when a person leaves their home environment in pursuit of success? Do they give up or betray their identity? Is it really true that “you can never go home again”?

Read the excerpt from act 3 of A Doll’s House.

Nora: And I—how am I fitted to bring up the children?

Helmer: Nora!

Nora: Didn't you say so yourself a little while ago—that you dare not trust me to bring them up?

Helmer: In a moment of anger! Why do you pay any heed to that?

Nora: Indeed, you were perfectly right. I am not fit for the task. There is another task I must undertake first. I must try and educate myself—you are not the man to help me in that. I must do that for myself. And that is why I am going to leave you now.

Helmer [springing up]: What do you say?

Nora: I must stand quite alone, if I am to understand myself and everything about me. It is for that reason that I cannot remain with you any longer.

Which 1800s societal expectation does the excerpt most challenge?

Women were expected to raise children and be caregivers.
Women were supposed to educate themselves without assistance.
Women were obligated to share the same opinions as men.
Women were required to forgive men’s emotions, especially anger.

"This time, to Felix's surprise, it was Antonio who came out fast, charging across the boxing ring. Felix braced himself but couldn't ward off the barrage of punches. Antonio drove Felix hard against the ropes. The crowd ate it up, cheering wildly. Felix tapped his gloves and commenced his attack anew. Antonio, throwing boxers' caution to the winds, jumping in to meet him.

Both pounded away. Neither gave an inch, and neither fell to the canvas…Bong! Bong! Bong! The bell sounded over and over again to end the round."

(Piri Thomas, "Amigo Brothers")

This passage creates a mood of ________.

Question 5 options:

fearfulness


apprehension


hostility


excitement

Why can poems be important even for
people who aren't poets or writers or literary critics? In what circumstances in your own life might
reading poetry be helpful to you?

What is an analysis?