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In what way does the following line from James Joyce's "Araby" contribute to the symbolism of the story?

She was waiting for us, her figure defined by the light from the half-opened door.

A. Mangan's sister's attractive figure symbolizes the better life the narrator expects when he is older and has escaped his dark neighborhood.
B. The light mentioned here works symbolically with the "half-opened door" motif to suggest the narrator's confusion about what path to take in life.
C. Mangan's sister is associated with light in the story's imagery because she is part of the narrator's hopes for a greater life.
D. The partial light reflects the sense of balance that the narrator seeks but finds missing in his "blind" street and dark neighborhood.
E. Mangan's sister, who is half-cloaked in light, symbolizes the dark buildings and bright lights of the enchanting East.

Why does Nick decide to return home to the Midwest in Chapter 9 of The Great Gatsby?

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How do you believe the hero stories of long ago can be used to help people develop character?

What is the difference between summarizing and paraphrasing?
Summarizing is shorter than paraphrasing and includes only the most important details
Summarizing puts the text in the writer's words, while paraphrasing uses the original text.
Paraphrasing is shorter than summarizing, and paraphrasing includes only the main idea.
Paraphrasing puts only the main idea in the writer's words, while summarizing includes key details.

Our people finally sorted it out a couple weeks later. The
chemical, which, by the way, cut down the number of
mosquitoes exponentially, had the unfortunate side effect
of killing off this little wasp – I've got the scientific name
for it somewhere in my report here, if you're interested
that preyed on a type of caterpillar that in turn ate palm leaves. Well, with the wasps gone, the caterpillars hatched out with nothing to keep them in check and chewed the roofs to pieces, and that was unfortunate, we admit it, and we had a real cost overrun on replacing those roofs with tin ... but the people were happier, I think, in the long run, because let's face it, no matter how tightly you weave those palm leaves, they're just not going to keep the water out like tin. Of course, nothing's perfect, and we had a lot of complaints about the rain drumming on the panels, people unable to sleep and what-have-you. ...

Which passage from the excerpt shows that the narrator is using logos?

A. I've got the scientific name for it somewhere in my report here, if you're interested

B. The chemical, which, by the way, cut down the number of
mosquitoes exponentially, had the unfortunate side effect of killing off this little wasp

C. that was unfortunate, we admit it, and we had a real cost overrun on replacing those roofs with tin

D. the people were happier, I think, in the long run, because let's face it, no matter how tightly you weave those palm leaves, they're just not going to keep the water out like tin

Choose the correct verb to complete the following sentence:
The members of the committee
turns speaking at the meeting,
takes
A.
take
OB
Which answer fit

What kind of moderator is Chairman Reed? Effective. Chairman Reed is reminding participants of the rules for discussion, acknowledging Mr. Hollembeak's point of view, and asking him to support his point of view with facts. Effective Chairman Reed is keeping the discussion on topic by preventing other board members from participating and by challenging Mr. Hollembeak's claim by demanding proof. Ineffective. Chairman Reed is not following the rules for discussion that he lays out in his opening statement, and he is not properly staying on topic. Ineffective. Chairman Reed is not allowing the other board members to share their points of view, and he is not following the discussion rules.​

Choose ONE of the following relationship scenarios and discuss whether the relationship is healthy, unhealthy, or abusive. Be clear about which situation you are discussing. Make sure to give specific examples and use information from the websites above to support your opinion.

1. Mary and Chris have been dating for three years. When they first started dating, Mary was very sweet to Chris, but lately, they have been arguing a lot. Mary screams and pushes Chris's chest with her hand when things get really heated, but then later acts sweet again and says she's sorry. She also says if Chris didn't spend so much time texting or playing games on the phone, she wouldn't get so angry and push Chris. Mary has threatened to flush Chris's cell phone down the toilet a few times and has demanded all of Chris's social media passwords so she can access them.

2.Jajuan and Felicia have been dating a few months. Jajuan gets annoyed when Felicia wants to go out with her friends or go shopping with her sister instead of hanging out with him. (She likes to try new restaurants when she goes out to eat with her friends; Jajuan wants to eat only pizza and will not go to any other restaurant). Jajuan also calls or texts her several times when she is out, "just to say hi.” When they argue about it, Jajuan sometimes refuses to talk to Felicia for a day or two. He said she must not care about him or she'd hang out with him instead of other people.

3.Kaleb and Rochelle have been dating for a few months. He is not a huge fan of softball but goes to some of her games because he knows it is important to her. Rochelle goes to her dad's house out of town every other weekend; Kaleb misses her but uses the time to go out with friends and work on the motorcycle he's restoring. Kaleb sends her a text once or twice during those weekends (and she texts him too) but doesn't get annoyed if she doesn't get back right away. Rochelle has a toddler from a prior relationship; Kaleb understands that the ex is not with her anymore but that the sex IS a part of the child's life and respects that. He doesn't get jealous or angry if Rochelle gets texts from the ex about their child. If she can't go out because the child is ill or there's no sitter, he is disappointed but doesn't complain or resent the child.

What is the authors’ purpose in this passage?

to inform the reader about the daily routines and tasks of workers on the sugar plantations
to inform the reader about Bechu’s role in proving that the plantation owners’ tactics were illegal
to inform the reader that certain jobs on the plantation took too long to be finished in one day
to inform the reader that Bechu was powerless over his bosses, despite sharing his evidence

arry is writing a literary analysis essay on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Which two elements should his essay include?
a debatable thesis statement
a broad essay topic
an extensive summary of the plot
textual evidence to support the thesis

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How was the political structure of the Natchez different from that of the Choctaw and Chickasaw?

The Natchez granted all members of a moiety equal power.
The Natchez passed down moiety membership through the father.
The Natchez had a system of clans that cooperated with each other.
The Natchez had a confederation of different groups rather than a system of clans.

What do we use after the word 'children'
Option :- 1) Make
2) Makes

Read the following excerpt from As I Lay Dying.
The cottonhouse is of rough logs, from between which the
chinking has long fallen. Square, with a broken roof set at a
single pitch, it leans in empty and simmering dilapidation in the
sunlight, a single broad window in two opposite walls giving onto
the approaches of the path.
What is most likely the purpose of the symbolism used in this passage?
A. To represent the characters' disinterest in material wealth
B. To suggest the disintegration of the Bundren family
C. To signify the need for skilled workers in the American South
D. To describe the unfairness of the conditions of the poor

How are electrostatic paint sprayers beneficial?

HELP!! consider the scene in the courthouse with atticus's closing argument in the to kill a mockingbird movie and answer the following questions with about 2-3 sentences each.

1. The majority of the shot is a close up of atticus himself as he speaks . This camera angle shows that the director wants the viewer to pay attention to what?

2. What do atticus’s facial expressions and body language say about his emotions in this scene?

3. how would the emotions in this scene change if the entire thing was shot in a wide angle, showing the entire courtroom from the distance?

How has Romeo and Juliet's relationship changed over Acts 2 and 3? Have the unfolding events (Romeo's fight and banishment, Juliet's engagement) changed how they see one another? How? Use examples from the text. Your response should be 4–6 sentences.

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7 Question Reading Strategy
Good Idea!
Whenever you read something new you should apply reading strategies to that work so that you can be sure you really learn it! This is just one example!

As we read through this chapter, we are going to practice a reading strategy that will help you process your thoughts as you read. The first two questions on the worksheet need to be answered before you begin reading. Questions three through five are to be answered while reading. The last two questions should be answered after you are done reading. As there is not necessarily a correct response to the worksheet, you will do it on your own. You will be asked to write a reflective paragraph about the activity at the end of the lesson, so work carefully.

In this chapter, we have met Toulouse-Lautrec. Vincent van Gogh is very attracted to his boisterous personality, and we see that van Gogh is extremely shy when going to his meetings in his salon. We see as the chapter progresses though, that van Gogh comes out of his shell a great deal, and ends up being much more comfortable with the other artists.

When we came into this chapter, it seemed as though Vincent may not be successful as a “trained” artist since he struggled so much in his art class. This may have impacted your prediction somewhat. As the chapter goes on, we see a lot of highs and lows from Vincent’s behavior. When he is painting the river Seine, he is animated and excited. When he is drinking too much, and after he has worn out his stay, he seems to be miserable and depressed.

One thing is sure, after he has experienced this time in Paris, he has grown a great deal as an artist. We still do not know at this point, however, if he will achieve success, in whatever manner he defines it.

What is a multiple meaning word? Explain its meaning and provide an example.​

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how does the poem "i shall return " use meaning

Complete the conditional sentences (0, 1, 2) with the verb in the correct form, sometimes you
have to use the negative form.


1. If I were you, I
(tell) him anything about me, he is a gossip,
2. If you
(eat) a lot of sweets, you might get fat very soon.
3. I (go) to the park unless it stops rainig.
4. If I had a lot of money, I
(buy) a huge house near the sea.
5. You will cut yourself if you
(be) not careful.
6. You can borrow my bicycle as long as
(leave) it outside the shop,
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What is a good thesis for Romeo and Juliet?
Would debating whether or not Romeo and Juliet is pedophilia?

What is gender inequality? Do you think there is gender inequality in the world? Give one example.

He was bound for the old claim on the left fork of Henderson Creek, where the boys were already. They had come over across the divide from the Indian Creek country, while he had come the roundabout way to take a look at the possibility of getting out logs in the spring from the islands in the Yukon. He would be in to camp by six o'clock; a bit after dark . . . What do these details about setting reveal to the reader?