What do you think the Kanamits' greatest weapons
were against the humans? Why?

Answer:

Their language (the Kamanit language)

Explanation:

The Kamanit came to earth and made promises to humans. They promised to make their lives better with various forms of technology - no more war, famine or energy problems. The Kamanit delegate went as far as inviting humans to their planet. Their technological interventions were tested and they brought results which made humans happy.

When the Kamanit delegate was done speaking, he left a book behind -  a book written in their language. Humans decoded the title and saw that it translated to - To serve man. This made humans trust the Kamanit because the title of the book suggested that they wanted to look out for them.

But when the whole book was translated, it was discovered that it was a cook book. And that the Kamanits planned to use humans as food.

But it was already too late because thousands of humans already moved to their planet.

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2 - Which of these sentences correctly shows that the phrase an isolated and superstitious country is a direct quote?

A-The author describes Siam as an “isolated” and “superstitious” country where people fear being cursed by anything unusual.

B-The author describes Siam as “an isolated and superstitious country where people fear being cursed by anything unusual.”

C-The author describes Siam as “an isolated and superstitious country” where people fear being cursed by anything unusual.

D-The author describes Siam as an isolated and superstitious country where people fear being cursed by anything unusual.

Please help me Where should you look to find the main idea for the whole text?
A. The first sentence
B. Toward the end of the first paragraph
C. Every sentence
D. The final paragraph
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What is the difference between explicit and implicit ideas?
Implicit ideas must be inferred, and explicit ideas are stated directly.
Explicit ideas must be inferred, and implicit ideas are stated directly.
Both implicit and explicit ideas help readers draw conclusions, but only implicit ideas are facts.
Explicit ideas always appear in texts; implicit ideas sometimes appear in texts.

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Olaf made only one request on his birthday: "Make me blueberry pancakes!"

Garret read the following paragraph during his research on airplane travel. (1) Airplane travel has increased significantly in the past decades. (2) More than three-quarters of all domestic flights are taken for leisure purposes. (3) The money spent on all airplane travel, both domestic and international, totaled over 600 billion dollars in 2013. (4) Unlike in the past when airplane travel was very costly, most Americans consider airplane travel a viable option when they are planning a trip. How is the author’s purpose conveyed in the passage? A. The author uses the first sentence to inform readers of the central idea that people travel by airplanes more now than in the past. B. The author uses the second sentence to entertain readers by describing various leisure opportunities. C. The author uses the third sentence to entertain readers by including a shocking fact about the total amount spent on airplane travel. D. The author uses the fourth sentence to persuade readers to travel by airplane on their next vacation.

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