what is the afraid suffixes?
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Answer: "Oblivious" of dangers or perils or calmly resolute in facing them. fearless.

Explanation: Basically either being unafraid/afraid

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Explanation:

Fear is something that we feel the bad feeling in danger and that bad feeling threatens us. ... When We add suffix in "Fear" We ge "Fearful, Fearless and Fearsome

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Neither the cats nor the dog ________ why they are growling and hissing at each other.
a. know

b. knows

can someone use the word “propaganda” and make a dependent clause?

Write complete sentences, using the correct word forms
1. Van Gogh’s paintings /be /almost /expensive /the work of Picasso
2. We /not know/ the Recycled Orchestra/ until /watch/ video /online /yesterday

Nobody ________ at the North Pole because it sits on drifting ice.
a. lives

b. live

Helpppp please Why is mythology important to understanding a people or culture?

basically, Japan after the bubble burst experienced steadily falling inflation which eventually became deflation cut interest rates repeatedly eventually, hitting zero and remained depressed. Now, the blue line is real GDP per capita it didn't actually have a plunge at any point being a fast growing economy up to the end of the `80s. Japan basically, stagnated in terms of real per capita GDP with a few Wiggles. That's the infamous last decade in Japan One thing that I've been saying lately is that in light of what we've been going through- in all the world including Japan these last few months- Japan's lost decade is starting to look pretty good. There was no mass unemployment there was no extreme plunge in the economy, But it was certainly frustrating. -They slid into a recession that basically, never ended what was worse it was unresponsive -They slipped into a into an infection that was resistant to the usual antibiotics
That was a deeply alarming thing: Japan in his last decade was not a terrible place to live; It was not mass unemployment, It was not blood in the streets, but it was intense prolonged frustration of the inability to get that economy moving again. I wasn't alone obviously, in thinking about the Japanese example; I at least said Japan basically, looks a lot like us. If they can be caught in the trap like this for an extended period Why, can't it happen to to other countries? So there were a number of people worrying about that. It was on people's mind as a possibility, And the thing is it the it came true, we got into a situation of overextension excessive leverage and the mother of all housing bubbles. When all of that burst we were plunged into a recession- and the Fed had thought about how to deal with something like a Japanese trap- Their first rule was cut interest rates early and often basically, aggressive, initial monetary policy response which they did. But it wasn't enough and went all the way to zero ,and the economy is still shrinking found themselves in the liquidity trap.
Now, this is where we begin the Alice Through the Looking class discussion a situation where short term interest rates are zero. Normally, monetary policy is made by cutting a target interest rate where you've gone all the way to the end of that that was named the liquidity trap. Meaning that you can normally increase the quantity of money. That means that people have more liquidity than they need, they lend it out, you get sort of chain reaction through the credit markets, that helps to expand the economy, But if interest rates are zero, people are saturated, they have as much liquidity as they want. This was advanced not in those words, but it's advanced as a central theme in Keynes's General Theory. It was somewhat formalized by john Hicks, but it's sort of vanished from consideration In economics you can actually sort of see why, But when something like it arrived in Japan and now, for all of us today a lot of people found it hard to believe that there was a widespread belief, that well look if the central bank prints a bunch of money that has to have an expansionary effect on the economy. In fact, it has to be inflationary I mean, we just know that printing money is inflationary. We have this, standard way that we do short term macroeconomics, the is model, but everybody who does that knows that it's ad hoc, “It's not really grounded in micro foundations” all these things that economists say, And presumably if you thought about it really carefully, and dotted all your I's and crossed all your T's, you would come to the conclusion that of course expanding the money supply is effective no matter what. And to my shock it actually gave me the opposite answer, "Liquidity trap can be real it really can be true that that printing money has no effect." On the reason once you think about it is pretty clear. Really, once you for whatever reason have gotten a situation where short term interest rates are zero Well, then you go and do conventional monetary policy. What is conventional monetary policy central bank prints some money; or more accurately credits banks with more reserves and buys up a bunch of treasury bills short term government debt
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Help with all of Exercises 4, it’s due tomorrow!!

1. When Adichie was younger, what did a story need to have?

Why was mercantilism important to the European nations?
a gold sent home from the colonies was given to wealthy landowners.
b Gold sent home from the colonies was given to the business owners.
c Gold sent home from the colonies was given to the royal treasuries
d Gold sent home from the colonies was given to the various churches.

*15 pts.* Would you please write a brief but understandable interpretation of Beowulf, focusing on one central theme and on one structural or stylistic detail?

question for 100 points

From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used.
belated
maul
chauvinist
ostentatious
egalitarian
2.
The corporation claimed to endorse
company policies, but some of the
managers were
who refused to promote anyone not native to Scandinavia.
One of the foreign employees eventually filed suit against the company, and in two years,
was awarded the
promotion he had long deserved.
From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used.
berserk
ambidextrous
delude
knead
edifice
3.
Laurie
the modeling clay until it was soft enough to work with. Since her
work required deep concentration, she nearly went
when her assistant
interrunted for the third

You are rich _________ to buy the car. *
enough
so
very
fully

when writing an essay, you should not right justify the essay so that it looks like a newspaper article.

The second reason this class exists is that "mass media ____
our reality."
Damage
Overcharge
Contradict
Shape
Disregard

She accepted their invitation with pleasure

Is it passive or active if passive change from passive to active sentence thx

Brainlist

Do you think that medical experiments that have been performed on minorities, create trust or distrust?

What real-world object is described in all three passages?

Select the sentence in the future tense.

Maggie woke up to the sound of music echoing in her ears.
Maggie will wake up to the sound of music echoing in her ears.
Maggie wakes up to the sound of music echoing in her ears.
Maggie was wakened by the sound of music echoing in her ears.

Use 'flashback' to write a grammatically correct sentence, and use contextual clues to illustrate the word's definition.

Answer the following question in one to two paragraphs.
1. Read the following excerpts from the beginnings of "Ambush" and "Symptoms," which both
start out with a longer first paragraph, followed by a short second paragraph. How does the
purpose of the second paragraph from "Ambush" compare and contrast with that from
"Symptoms"? How do these short paragraphs each exemplify a particular genre?
When she was nine, my daughter Kathleen asked if I had ever killed anyone. She knew
about the war, she knew I'd been a soldier. "You keep writing war stories," she said, "so!
guess you must've killed somebody." It was a difficult moment, but I did what seemed right,
which was to say, "Of course not," and then to take her onto my lap and hold her for a while.
Someday, I hope, she'll ask again. But here I want to pretend she's a grown-up. I want to tell
her exactly what happened, or what I remember happening, and then I want to say to her
that as a little girl she was absolutely right. This is why I keep writing war stories:
He was a short, slender young man of about twenty. I was afraid of him-afraid of
something--and as he passed me on the trail I threw a grenade that exploded at his feet and
killed him.
(Tim O'Brien, "Ambush")
During the years between the last war and this one, I was always puzzled by the reticence
of ex-soldiers about their experiences in battle. If they had been reticent men it would have
been different, but some of them were talks and some were even boaster. They would
discuss their experiences right up to the time of battle and then suddenly they wouldn't talk
anymore. This was considered heroic in them. It was thought that they had seen or done
was so horrible that they didn't want to bring is back to haunt them or their listeners But
many of these men had no such consideration in any other field.
Only recently have I found what seems to be a reasonable explanation, and the answer is
simple. They did not and do not remember--and the worse the battle was, the less they
remember.
(John Steinbeck, "Symptoms")
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1. Growing on coastal dunes.
A. Sea oats growing on coastal dunes.
B. Growing on coastal dunes, sea oats prevent erosion during storms.
C. Although they grow on coastal dunes.
2. Need snerial shoes for trail-running

PLEASE HELP
The can be avoided by showing how each step could lead to the
extreme outcome.
A. slippery slope fallacy
B. red herring fallacy
C. antithesis
D. appeal to ethos

If gracious thoughts are planted which literary device is used here

Change this direct speech into indirect speech ( john Said, Please book carry my book​

how is the word howls used in the sentence the wind howls
a)noun
b)verb
c)adjectives
d)adverbs​