Which is a run-on sentence?

Answer:

2nd one.

Explanation:

Answer:

yea their right the correct answer is number 2

Explanation:

Historic Inventions
by Rupert S. Holland (adapted excerpt)

Humphrey Davy invented the safety-lamp that helped protect miners from the perils of flammable fire-damp1.

Explosions of coal-gas were only too common in the mines of England, leading to detrimental effects on those who labored underground. The biggest mine-owners met to see whether some protection against such accidents could not be devised. After much discussion, they appointed a committee to call on Sir Humphrey Davy and asked him to investigate the possibilities for them.

He took up the question, experimented with fire-damp, and found that it was in reality light carburetted hydrogen. He visited many mines and took into careful consideration the conditions under which the men worked. For months he investigated and experimented, and in 1815, he constructed the safety-lamp. This was an oil lamp, which had a chimney or cage of wire gauze that kept the flame of the lamp from passing through and igniting the fire-damp outside. The cage allowed air to pass and light to escape. Even if the combustion of the fire-damp caused the wire gauze to become red hot, it was still efficient as a safety-lamp.

1. a combustible gas especially methane
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Select the correct answer.
Which statement best describes the writer's purpose?
A.
to persuade
B.
to entertain
C.
to instruct
D.
to inform

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL :D

Where is T.S. Eliot born ?
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Select the correct text in the passage.
Read the following essay. Which two sentences does the author use to inform the audience about the entire main topic of the essay?
Every teenager looks forward to summer vacation. Finals are over. You can just kick back and relax. You can read whatever you want, go wherever
you want, watch TV all day, or surf the Internet. The days stretch out, full of fun and laughs. Every teenager looks forward to summer vacation.
Every teenager-except me.
Dad would gather us around the dinner table and give us this year's destination. We couldn't refuse. To Dad, it was sacred family time. So we
smiled and looked excited. Then we would all pile into the car. Just the four of us—dad, mom, my sister, and me-would have been somewhat
bearable. But for my dad, the summer trip was not just family time, but extended family time.

write a story that ends with and yet he did it​

2. Make tag questions of the following stateme a I am conscious of my health ? b Everyday I walk for an hour, 2 2 c My friend Tina conducts yoga class d I have intended to join her class e Let's lead a healthy life 2 ?​

what does the phrase “historical precedent” mostly mean as its used in paragraph 13?

Identify the poor word choice and replace it with a word of your own.

The only puzzle with our plan was that it required me to stay out way after my curfew.

What is a verbal security blanket

help me with ela 3 questions

Which sentence best explains the significance of the novel's title, The Grapes of Wrath?

Across
5 The opposite of boring is ...
6 You see films there.
8 Your dad.
9 Canada, the USA and Mexico.

Down
1 This has a keyboard.
2 Not shorter.
3 You get one in the post.
4 You do this with music.
6 You use this to take photographs.
7 By yourself.​

Select the correct answer.
Read the following excerpt from a personal narrative essay. Based on the excerpt, what did the writer learn from her personal experience?

Have you ever been canoeing? I went on a canoeing trip with my mom, dad, and two brothers when I turned 13. It was one of the best days of my life. It was exciting, scary, and challenging all at once. At first I couldn’t believe those long, narrow pieces of wood could hold all five of us. But our instructor told us that canoes have been around for many years. He also told us some interesting facts about the history of canoe, like how American Indians used canoes as a way to travel quickly.

He patted the wood of the canoe we would be using. “It’s made of an old tree trunk,” he said.

I asked the question that had been bothering me ever since I saw our canoe. “Can it really hold all of us?” I pointed to my brothers and me. “It looks like the bottom could fall right off.”

The instructor laughed. “Oh, you’ll be surprised how strong this wood is. If our customers were always drowning, we’d have a 'sinking' business on our hands.”

He laughed some more at his own joke. Then he became serious and showed us how to keep our balance while getting into and out of the boat. He also showed me how to grip the paddle so that my left hand would guide the boat and my right hand would give the paddle power.

A.
Canoeing is dangerous, and only people who are experts can do it.
B.
Even events that seem a little scary can turn out to be great.
C.
The best age to go on a canoeing trip is 13.
D.
Canoeing can cause injury if you’re new to the sport.

WRAP-UP
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Explain the statement below based on what you have learned from the lesson.
Writing literature reviews help students improve their critical and
creative thinking skills.​

Use the words to make sentence (how remains mystery a he wealthy so became )

How does the author use structure to create tension in the excerpt for A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

I don’t get so what is the answer for this question?

Please answer this correctly without making mistakes

The rough draft does not need to include all 5 paragraphs.
O True
O False

introduction: connect each word with the phrases that best defines it.

Which is a complete sentence?

Which sentence uses the word engulfed correctly?​

Choose the from of the verb that best complete the sentence

What did you notice about this poem’s structure as you listened? Check all that apply.

Which sentence best illustrates an appeal to pathos?

His tippet was stuck always full of knives
And pins, to give to young and pleasing wives.
And certainly he kept a merry note:
Well could he sing and play upon the rote.
At balladry he bore the prize away.
His throat was white as lily of the May;
Yet strong he was as ever champion.
In towns he knew the taverns, every one,
And every good host and each barmaid too-
Better than begging lepers, these he knew.

Which best identifies what makes this passage ironic?

A. As a member of clergy, The friar is expected to beg on behalf of the poor.

B.As a member of clergy, The Friar is an example of Christian values.

C.The Friar’s friendliness with members of general society causes him to lose his objectivity when people confess to him.

D.It is expected that The Friar would be taken care of as a member of clergy.

Confused by the sign, the driver made the wrong turn. -or- The driver, confused by the sign, made a wrong turn.


Change the italicized group of words into the element indicated at the end of the sentence. Then rewrite the sentence in the box below.
how do i rewrite this?

Write paragraphs about controversial issues:
Write a paragraph expressing your opinion on the issue. In the paragraph you should have a TOPIC SENTENCE (the main idea of the paragraph), SUPPORTING INFORMATION (facts, details, or an example) EXPLANATION (connect your ideas to the topic sentence),
and a CONCLUDING SENTENCĖ (restate and clarify your main idea).
Should students be allowed to use cellphones in school?

For each pair of sentences, put MI beside the sentence that states a main idea. Put D beside the sentence which contains a supporting detail.

The coyote is a terrifying enemy of sheep.

A sheep has many enemies.

Which two scenarios best describe an internal proposal?

Ajay writes a proposal to offer his security firm’s services to a shopping center that’s asking for proposals from local firms.
Debbie writes a proposal to senior management at her company to recommend better safety gear for workers.
Immanuel writes a proposal to local businesspeople suggesting they hire his cleaning service for their businesses.
Reiko writes a proposal to his supervisor to recommend a change in the company’s attendance policy.
Lucia writes a proposal to persuade a grocery store to make her farm its sole supplier of eggs.