The article, "Close Encounters of the Bear Kind," by Susan E. Quinlan is about a biologist named John Hechtel who tracks North American bears. In an essay, analyze how the author's viewpoint develops the article's central idea. Use examples from the text to support your answer.

Answer and Explanation:

According to the reading of the article, we can see how the author positions a point of view in defense of the bears, showing the importance of studying them, understanding them and protecting them in detriment of the premeditated view of beast and violence that I fear from them .

The article shows that, in fact, the bear is a strong and ferocious animal, but threatened by human activities like all elements of nature. This reinforces the need for studies to combat the dangers that bears face and can protect them from extinction.

To do these researches, courageous people are needed, who risk to research the bear closely. In the text, the author uses as an example the researcher John, who to research and help the bears must infiltrate the animal's cave and hit it closely with a reassuring dart. Even in the midst of imminent danger, the researcher recognizes that promoting research that protects fauna is rewarding and, therefore, he is not afraid.

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who are all the characters in Fahrenheit 451 in paragraphform

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

when is work performed? 1. work is performed when an objects moves. 2. work is when a force is aapplied to an object. 3. work is performed when an objects reaches a miximum velocit. 4. work is performed when a force is applied to an object and the objects moves.​

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

(1 point)
2. "I thought myself pretty smart at many things, like holding my breath, running, jumping, or
climbing vines in Old Woman Swamp, and I wanted more than anything else someone to race
to Horsehead Landing, someone to box with, and someone to perch in the top fork of the great
pine behind the barn where across the fields and swamps you could see the sea."
This passage from "The Scarlet Ibis" shows that the point of view is
third-person omniscient
second person
third person
first person

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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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.

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1. Soto has always been nervous in large gatherings so it is no surprise that he avoids crowds of his adoring fans
a. incorrect because it is missing an interrupter comma
b. incorrect because it is compound and is missing the comma
c. incorrect because it is missing in opener comma
d. incorrect because it is missing a closer comma

2. after 2 and 1/2 hour trip, he reached his Target altitude, then he ran through an extensive checklist .
a. correct because it uses a comma with a compound sentence
b.correct because if uses commas with an interrupter
c. incorrect because it uses a comma with a sentence that isnt compound .
d. incorrect because it has a comma splice

3. aravind Eye Hospital has a large paid staff ,and doesn't depend as heavily on its volunteers .
a. correct because it uses a comma with a compound sentence
b.correct because it uses a comma with an opener
c.incorrect because it uses a comma with a sentence that isn't compound
d.incorrect because it is a comma splice ​

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

Two father and two sons walk into a shop. They each buy something for $1 but they only spent $3. How is that possible?​

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

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10. Which line supports the idea that SCROOGE is MISERLY? *
GHOST 1: So much praise for such small things?
SCROOGE: And you expect me to pay you for a day when you’re not working?
SCROOGE: Spirit, why do you torture me with my past mistakes?
SCROOGE: Nephew! You celebrate the holiday in your way, let me celebrate it in mine.

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

Pay attention to the verb tenses in each of the following sentences.
Please write CORRECT or INCORRECT for each sentence.

1. We is going to the movies tomorrow.
2. They are playing in the championship game!
3. He and she are siblings.
4. The car is going in for some repair work.
5. She can go to the mall when she finishes her homework.

The praying mantis is a member of the Mantid group of insects. Mantids come in many shapes and sizes and are found all over the world. Some have patterns on their bodies that help them look like the ground. Some are bright green to blend in with leaves and plants. One special mantis is bright pink and looks like an orchid. The mantis is such a strange and engaging creature that many people keep them as pets. For many reasons, mantids have fascinated humans for many years.

First, mantids show an amazing mastery of hunting skills. Mantids eat a wide variety of insects, including moths, crickets, bees, flies, grasshoppers, other mantids, and even, on occasion, small birds and snakes. They can capture prey many times larger than they are. Their powerful armor and amazing hunting skills make them quite effective. They have large powerful front legs, with spikes that help them hold on to prey. Their head can turn almost entirely around to follow prey without moving. Their front legs are so powerful and so fast that it is hard to see them move when capturing prey. One second their legs are empty and the next they are clutching tightly to something they have caught.

Mantids are also stealthy. They wait, very still, very patiently for prey to come into sight. They also make slight swaying movements, to mimic leaves and grass moved by the wind. They focus intently on their victim. Then they pounce, suddenly, rarely missing their target. They are so successful they can triple in size every few months by molting when they outgrow their exoskeletons. They start out as nymphs, able to capture only prey that is smaller than they are. They end their lives about a year later becoming predators that can take down prey as large as hummingbirds.

Finally, they are very personable, as far as insects go. They have a large, triangular-shaped head with large eyes. This alien-like appearance makes them quite cute. When you come across them in the garden, you can tell right away they are aware of you. They follow your movements as if to assess if you are either something to eat or something that will eat them. The little ones will accept rides on your finger if you are gentle. But be careful—they can jump surprisingly far even when small. If they think your freckle is prey, you may be surprised to find a mantis on your nose.

As far as predatory insects go, the mantis is one of the most impressive. Gardeners love to find them in on vegetables because mantids eat many insects that damage crops. However, they may also eat some insects that help a gardener—like bees. Regardless, the mantis is a fascinating insect, and if you happen to see one hunting in the wild, consider yourself lucky.

What characteristic of the mantis makes it enjoyed as a pet?

They are aware of you.
They are interesting and unusual.
They are good hunters.
They have large eyes.

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

A. Predicting the weather can be very difficult and is based on a number of complicated factors.

B. Most names given to clouds describe their shapes and positions to help us identify them.

C. Lightning is caused by electrical charges, and it always occurs before the sound of thunder.

D. Water evaporates into the air from oceans, lakes, and rivers, and eventually becomes vapor and clouds.

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what does scale mean in the sentence

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

Which situation is the best example of irony?
A. A chef needs a spatula but can't find one anywhere.
B. The only character who feels sympathy is a robot
C. A former movie star is forced to accept only bit parts
D. The president has 10 minutes to make a big decision

Which is a common and effective structure for a paragraph that compares two editorials?
descriptive
definitive
persuasive
point-by-point

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Read the following excerpt from Alfred Noyes’s narrative poem "The Highwayman." Which three literary elements do these stanzas contain?

The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees.
The moon was a ghostly galleon tossed upon cloudy seas.
The road was a ribbon of moonlight over the purple moor,
And the highwayman came riding—
Riding—riding—
The highwayman came riding, up to the old inn-door.

He’d a French cocked-hat on his forehead, a bunch of lace at his chin,
A coat of the claret velvet, and breeches of brown doe-skin.
They fitted with never a wrinkle. His boots were up to the thigh.
And he rode with a jewelled twinkle,
His pistol butts a-twinkle,
His rapier hilt a-twinkle, under the jewelled sky.

Over the cobbles he clattered and clashed in the dark inn-yard.
He tapped with his whip on the shutters, but all was locked and barred.
He whistled a tune to the window, and who should be waiting there
But the landlord’s black-eyed daughter,
Bess, the landlord’s daughter,
Plaiting a dark red love-knot into her long black hair.

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setting
flashback

What is a FATt sentence for John F. Kennedys inaugural address?