How is the speaker of the poem "My Childhood Home I See Again" different
Journey in Africa and America?
A)The speaker of the poem can't remember the people from his childhood while the narrator of Kinship: A
Family's Journey in Africa and America recalls specific names.
B)The narrator of Kinship: A Family's Journey in Africa and America has not experienced war, while the
speaker of the poem is walking a battlefield.
C)The narrator of Kinship: A Family's Journey in Africa and America discusses getting used to a new
country rather than returning home as the speaker of the poem does.

Answer:

the narrator of Kinship: A Family's Journey in Africa and America has not experienced war, while the

speaker of the poem is walking a battlefield.

Explanation:

What statement best explains how the pacing reveals character in this passage? The passage describes a year in which the animals work extremely hard but feel a sense of accomplishment. The passage describes a short period of time, and symbolizes all of the characters' abrupt changes. The passage describes a year in which many characters show continued resistance to change. The passage describes several important plot events that happen within a short period of time.

15) " My brother broke it last night"d nila. change into indirect speech​

Which claim is supported by the evidence that newspaper clubs improve communication
skills and promote teamwork?
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A. When students work for a newspaper, it gives them an opportunity to
attain knowledge about a vast range of subjects.
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B. This allows them to discover their interests and can help them choose
the career that they wish to pursue in the future.
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C. Newspaper clubs help in the development of the students' personalities
and prepares them for any future challenges.
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D. Moreover, students need to express themselves in a formal and
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appropriate manner, which strengthens their writing skills.

a. Instruction: Name the literary devices below and provide an explanation for each. 1. “Clouds were like tattered flags flying off.” ( 3 mrks) 2. “And the tree bend to let it pass.” ( 3 mrks) 3. “Rumble, tremble and crack”. ( 3 mrks) 4. “Like a plague of locust” (3mrks) 5. “Pregnant clouds” ( 3 mrks) b. Explain in your own words the selected lines from the poem. 6. “Turning sharply, Here and there” (3 mrks) 7. “Amidst the smell of fired smoke” (3mrks) 8. In the village Screams of delighted children, Toss and turn (4 mrks)​

13. My (A) best friend, Lan, always is (B) late for school because (C) she goes to bed (D) late.

Which sentence best states a theme of "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi"?

What is the effect of the opening scene with Effie and the creature in her eye? (5 points)

How does the author MAINLY organize the
information in the passage?

what is the most likely reason that the author begins and ends the text with the larger conversation about carbohydrates in the human diet but develops the argument about whole grains in the middle?

Read the passage below from “Marigolds” and answer question.

Miss Lottie’s house was the most ramshackle of all our ramshackle homes. The sun and rain had long since faded its rickety frame siding from white to a sullen gray. The boards themselves seemed to remain upright not from being nailed together but rather from leaning together, like a house that a child might have constructed from cards. A brisk wind might have blown it down, and the fact that it was still standing implied a kind of enchantment that was stronger than the elements. There it stood and as far as I know is standing yet—a gray, rotting thing with no porch, no shutters, no steps, set on a cramped lot with no grass, not even any weeds—a monument to decay.

What tone is implied by the narrator’s description in the passage above?

humorous
hopeless
bitter
sympathetic

Research and list the steps required to organize folders in your computer, so that you can save time and make your computer look neater.

Choose correct Alphabet to fill in the blanks ~

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Options :

A. Y

B. Y

C. Y

D. Y


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You are a little bit nervous because you don’t like speaking in public. You would rather just listen, but your teacher has explained that everyone in the group should contribute to the discussion. Choose the best way to be a good participant.
-Come in strong. Be assertive and aggressive so that you speak before anyone else.
-Decide on your own agenda for the discussion. You will know exactly what to say.
-Decide what about the topic is meaningful to you. Take notes and find a good time to speak up.
-Listen to all the participants speaking. Add a comment only if you have the same ideas.

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What does Douglass mean when he says enslavers make “ their wicked desires profitable as well as pleasurable

5. Why do you think the Lady Beaming Bright left the elixir of life to Mikado and not to her foster parents?

i dont like getting up for school

Mandela should have avenged on those who imprisoned him for such a long period. instead he followed the path of reconciliation.why do you think he did so?​

As you read lines 1-38 of "Who Understands Me But Me, begin to collect and cite text evidence. .

a. Identify each thing the speaker lives without in lines 1-16.

b. Explain what setting the speaker evokes in lines 1-16.

c. Explain what the speaker finds when he follows the tracks (lines 30-38).

How did Mary Jackson’s insistence on standing by her work when the others said that it was wrong affect her reputation at NACA?

shows that 6.5g Al participates in the reaction

1. Explain the definitions of the four income groups.
2. Identify two countries within each of the four income categories
3. Why do you think the U.S. is one of the few countries to fall within the high-income category?
4. Compare poverty in the U.S. to poverty in low-income economies.

What is Romeo's attitude toward being banished?
O A. He is miserable.
B. He is uncaring.
O C. He is relieved.
O D. He is uncomfortable.

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Fill in the blanks with ONE suitable word that will correctly complete each of the sentences.

1. I don't mind this heat, but my brother _______.

2. He put his money in one pocket and his keys in the ________.

3. She shouldn't have come here, and I'm going to tell her _______.

4. These peaches are the _______ I have been looking for.

5. The doctor always comes at once when we want him _____.

6. You’d better not go there again, _________you?

7. She's got a lot more courage than I ________.

8. I'm very glad you did what you _________.

9. The hotel was all that we had hoped it would _______.

10. One really should not do that sort of thing, should _______?

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Which words best describe Sullivan's overall tone toward Faulkner?
A. Respectful but at times critical
B. Admiring but at times confused
C. Irreverent and at times hostile
D. Critical and at times irreverent

The Starry Night
by A. Gautam

CHARACTERS:
SAMUEL, A middle-aged professor who looks like he has been teaching for centuries
NAGEN, A well-dressed boy who looks nervous and lost
VENUS, An antsy-looking girl dressed in a baseball cap and a torn shirt that looks new
RITCHIE, A dreamy looking young boy with ruffled hair

Stage Set: The outside of a museum. Samuel is leaning on a tree. The students are seated on the grass.

SAMUEL: Well, what was Van Gogh trying to say, really?
VENUS: I thought this was supposed to be a fun trip. You are—like—teaching us outside of class. What's up with that?
NAGEN: If I may, which painting were you referring to, sir?
SAMUEL: Starry Night. The waves in the sky. Imagination and reality. Darn, I am tired as the starry night.
VENUS: There he goes again, into his own little world. Do any of you know when the bus is supposed to pick us up?
NAGEN: I believe it is supposed to come at five. May I ask you a question, miss?
VENUS: Call me Ven. Waiting for the bus will be as fun as the dentist pulling my teeth out.
NAGEN: Ok, Ven. Why didn't the other students come with us?
VENUS: It was optional, dude!
RITCHIE: Nobody cares about art anymore. (to Nagen) Why did you come?
NAGEN: I need to keep busy after school. That is when, Richard, I get the most homesick.
RITCHIE: Call me Ritchie. Where is home for you?
SAMUEL: Who knows really what home is? Why can't people feel at home in art? Why the rush to belong? It does not make a difference if it is a stroke on the canvas or the work of clouds in the sky. To imagine is more important. To imagine the possibilities of the meaning is more beautiful. To find a home in the whole world is possible.
VENUS: Here comes the bus!
NAGEN: It's ————
(All rush to the bus.)


What does the dialogue reveal about Nagen's character?
A.
He is trying to impress his professor.
B.
He is considering a career in the arts.
C.
He is too trusting of other people.
D.
He is in need of friendship and company.

Romeo's killing of Tybalt creates
O A. oxymoron
B. suspense
O c. foreshadowing
D. setting

What does the umbrella look like after Gloria and Davis finish wrapping it?
Answer