What happens after Maddie decides to convince her classmates to donate pet food? Select two options.

A.
Her school is closed.

B.
Her home is flooded.

C.
Many dogs and cats were separated from their families.

D.
She finds a big cardboard box in the garage.

E.
Her mom lost her job arranging flowers.

F.
She makes a poster.

Well hopefully he did??!

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Answer:

yes.

Explanation:

they are entitled to one recess so they will definitely get it

Answer:They interact because Tom was a beggar who lived in a nice house, he begged to save enough for himself as he lived in this nice house. Poverty comes in at the point where he has no money for himself and how he has to beg people for the money. imagination comes in where he thinks of himself in a rich situation, where he lived a charm life in a regal palace.

Explanation:

The Prince and the Pauper is a novel written by Mark Twain. The story revolves around two kids who are look a like but they have difference in their social status.

One kid Edward is a prince and lives in a lavish house while the other kid Tom is poor and lives in a small cottage.

One day when the Tom was playing near the gates of the Edwards house, he saw him and tries to come towards him to greet but royal guard beat him and ensure he stays away from Edward.

Tom was feeling very sad so Edward takes him into his palace. Since they are look alike so they both plan to exchange their places and now Tom is living in the prince palace while Edward goes to Tom's place where his father was abusive so he runs from there.

This turns poverty and imagination into a reality where Tom has never thought he could live in prince palace ever in life.

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Explanation:

1.) 彼は従業員ではありません

2.)彼女は学生か？いいえ、彼女は教師です

3.) その人は会社の従業員ではありません。彼は先生だ。

Answer:

Hi Lovelys!!

The answer is down below!!

Explanation:

Answer for part A: B. Maddie thinks about opening a lemonade stand.

Reason: Because Maddie really cares about animals, she wants to help. She resolves to find a way. She wonders what she can do to make a difference. She might open a lemonade stand.

Answer for part B: C. She only made $2.50 selling lemonade.

Reason:  Then she remembers she did that once. She sold a total of ten glasses of lemonade and made $2.50. It would not be enough to buy much food for the animals.

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parichami=biseshan

Kishan= नाम

Ra=समयोजक

ubjaucha=कृयापद

Answer:

Beliefs

Explanation:

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Answer:

d

Explanation:

I js did it

Answer:

First line

zaraea wahasada fa akala

second line

hakama faeaadala fafalaha

third line

balagha fa akhala farashada

fouth line

dakhala fajalasa fawakhafa

Answer:

1:Reduce the number of trips you take in your car.

2:Reduce or eliminate fireplace and wood stove use.

3:Avoid burning leaves, trash, and other materials.

4:Avoid using gas-powered lawn and garden equipment.

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Answer:

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Answer:

Caring for the poor isn’t easy—but it also doesn’t need to be overwhelming, at least when we recognize poverty from a biblical point of view. I explained in an earlier article that when we begin to see poverty the way the Bible does, we begin to see it as offering a number of practical opportunities to worship Jesus.

But how we will worship—how our concern will be expressed—will differ from one person to another. The expression of our concern neither reflects nor establishes our holiness before God. Our responsibility is only to serve in the way in which we feel compelled. With that in mind, here are five things you can do to help the poor that really do help:

1. Begin in the church and move from there.So, practically, this means a couple of things: service starts within our local congregations. “If a brother or sister is poorly clothed and lacking in daily food, and one of you says to them, ‘Go in peace, be warmed and filled,’ without giving them the things needed for the body, what good is that?” James wrote (James 2:15-16). If we a need is known in the church, we are actually obligated to meet it. Remember, the early church, motivated by their love of Christ and the grace God had shown them, lived an open-handed lifestyle, sharing all they had with one another (Acts 2:44-45).

I remember a number of years ago, my family was in pretty dire straits. We were drowning, financially, not because we had a lot of debt; we simply had very little income and too many expenses. One day, after church, one of the elders of our church came up to me and quietly handed me an envelope with more than enough money to help us meet a few significant needs that month. That’s the kind of thing I’m talking about—it’s not showy acts; it’s recognizing needs and meeting them.

2. Look for simple, practical ways to serve. Consider the options around you. Perhaps it’s volunteering with an after-school program in your community, a soup kitchen or clothing pantry (and if there isn’t one in your community, perhaps you could start one through your church). Maybe it’s just as simple as buying a coffee for the man on the street who is asking for change. There are more needs around you than you might realize. Ask God to give you eyes to see and a heart to serve.

3. Work with experts you can trust. There are many different organizations working to alleviate the suffering of the poor, both locally and globally. But not all organizations are created equal. Do your homework—read whatever information an organization has made available to you and review its finances to ensure the money entrusted to it is being stewarded well. CharityNavigator.orgis a helpful resource for identifying trustworthy organizations.

4. Remember that spiritual problems require spiritual solutions. Because poverty is fundamentally a spiritual issue, we would be wise to work with organizations that recognize this truth. Look for organizations that are committed to the local church and are faithfully proclaiming the gospel, even as they minister to the physical and relational needs of the poor. One the best I know of serving the global poor in this way is Compassion International.

5. Pray and trust God for the results. Our responsibility is not to end poverty, but to minister to those who are suffering while we are here. The day is coming that Jesus will return; and on that day, He will wipe every tear from every eye. Sin, sadness, death… all of these will be gone. Poverty will be no more (Revelation 21:4). Therefore, do what you can, pray, and trust God for the results.

Explanation:

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Answer:

Israel and Jordan.

Explanation:

I learned it in 7th grade