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Apoya en confiar en que el pasaje le ofrece la verdad en el marco de la prueba y que una de las opciones de respuesta proporcionadas es correcta sin salirse demasiado del ámbito del pasaje.
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Circle the letter in front of the correct meaning for each root word. Then, write two words that contain the root word.
Bio
A. Sea
B. far
C. life
Pend
A.one
B. before
C. hang
path
A. feeling
B. fear
C. all
chron
A.time
B. fear
C. study of
port
A. Carry
B. out
C. in
Answer:
bio:c
pend:b
path:a
chron:c
port:b
What usually happens during the climax of a story?
Answer:the correct answer is option d this is why .......
Explanation:In many stories, the climax occurs at the point at which the major conflict in the story is resolved. In a good versus evil story, the climax often comes when the hero defeats the villain or evil element. In an adventure saga, the climax might take place when the characters reach their destination or find a treasure. ....................hope it helped..
i am going to visit your cauntry next month.Can i see you?
Pease tell me about the weather there what cbthes shoud i bring ?
Answer:
are u really serious?
Explanation:
lol,
Rewrite the following using correct capitalization rules.
1. capt. william k. brown
3021 church rd.
hastings, fl 32045
2. nassau high school graduation exercises
at yulee primary
thurs., jan. 17, at 7:00
3. mrs Minnie ogburn
1165 stone street
yulee fl 32097
4. the ogburn school inc
6 n 2nd st suite 200
fernandina beach fl 32034
Answer:
1. Capt. William K. Brown 3021 Church Rd. Hastings, FL 32045
2. Nassau High School graduation exercises at Yulee Primary Thurs., Jan. 17, at 7:00
3. Mrs Minnie Ogburn 1165 Stone Street Yulee FL 32097
4. The Ogburn School Inc. 6 n 2nd St Suite 200 Fernandina Beach FL 32034
Correct the mistakes
1-are you understanding english tenses now?
2-my teacher thinks that i am going to pass this test.
Answer:
Do you understand English tenses now?
My teacher hopes that i am going to pass this test
Can anyone help me understand all 3 kinds of conditional sentences with definition and examples..
Answer:
A conditional sentence is a sentence that expresses a condition. A condition is something that can only happen if something else occurs.
A conditional sentence contains an independent clause and a dependent clause that almost always begins with “if.”
There are five types of conditional sentences:
Zero Conditional = If you heat ice, it melts.
First Conditional = If she saves money, she will buy a new car by December.
Second Conditional = If it didn’t rain, we would go on a picnic.
Third Conditional = If you hadn’t lied to me before, I would have believed you.
Mixed Conditional = You could have been on time if you had caught the bus.
Explanation:
In zero conditional sentences, the tense in both parts of the sentence is the simple present.
It is possible and also very likely that the condition will be fulfilled.
It is possible but very unlikely, that the condition will be fulfilled.
The third conditional is a structure used for talking about unreal situations in the past.
Mixed conditionals are conditionals where the tense in the main clause is different from the tense in the conditional-clause
Which is the best definition of the term "magic realism"?
a narrative genre of literature that takes ordinary events and makes them seem extraordinary to the read
a narrative genre closely linked to nineteenth-century writers throughout the Americas and Europe
a narrative genre that can be traced to the history of European colonialism throughout the world
a narrative genre characterized by its use of fantastic or mythic elements in otherwise realistic fiction
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
on edge :)
A business must decide whether to open a new office in China. If it opens the
branch, it will increase its chances of selling a high volume of its products in China. On the other hand, the
business will have to spend a lot of money to make the branch operational.
What would be an opportunity cost for the business if it chooses not to open the new branch in China?
A. The business would lose the chance to make more money in China.
B. The business would have to open a new branch in a different country.
C. The business would increase its marginal benefits on each product it makes.
D. The business would be able to use the money it saves on other projects.
Global Economics ^
An opportunity cost for the business if it chooses not to open the new branch in China will be: A. The business would lose the chance to make more money in China.
What is the opportunity cost?The opportunity cost is the forgone alternative. It is that which a person or business must forgo in making a decision.
Since the business will make a lot of money in China, if it decides not to open a branch in China because of the high cost of operations, then it will forgo the option of making more money in China.
Learn more about the opportunity cost here:
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A student wrote the following sentence:Because Hester refuses to leave Salem after her public trial, she clearly has issues. Her choice to live out her punishment rather than escape it shows both strength of character and a deep belief in the idea of atonement.Which replacement word would best clarify the meaning of "issues"
Answer:
Problems
Explanation:not sure of the answer
please help me ASAP!
Answer:
2. My manager assured that the workers would be compensated for the work.
3. John told the teacher that his classsmates were jealous of him.
4. Shahid promised Barkakat that he would help him to do his homework.
5. The Doctor advised Aminu that she should take her drugs.
6. Sultan suggested his friend that they should work as a team.
Which provides long-term energy storage?
Answer: Glycogen
Explanation:Glycogen provides long-term energy storage. Glycogen is an example of a carbohydrate which is a polysaccharide that acts as a long-term energy storage compound in animals.
In the First sentence of the passage garnered most nearly means?
Answer:
The answer is
A) collected
___ is writing that is not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.
Moral
Objective
Motivations
Dialogue
Answer: Dialogue
Explanation:
Choose the BEST revision for the beginning of sentence 29.
a. There exist historians who believe
c. Historians, who believe
b. I know of some historians who believe d. Leave as is.
What is a loving family?
Answer:
The answer I prefer is
Explanation:
A loving family takes care of their children, and makes sure they deserve the best of all. A loving family acts as good neighbours. So a loving family is what the society should be fillled with.
Hope this helps....
Have a nice day!!!!
Ten rupees ……… not enough for Tiffin. (is, are, an)
Ten rupees are not enough for Tiffin. ↑(answer)
Answer:
Ten rupees are not enough for Tiffin.
(as it is his belonging sort of)
why did nelson mandela travel secretly about the country
Former South African President and civil rights defender Nelson Mandela dedicated his life to fighting for equality and ultimately helped overthrow South Africa's racist apartheid system. His accomplishments are now celebrated each year on July 18, International Nelson Mandela Day.
Which characters are trustworthy in House in Mango Street?
Answer:
All the female characters in "House in Mango Street" are trustworthy. Each of them in their own way.
Explanation:
The female characters in "House in Mango Street" represent real-life women and each one shows a pausible and identifiable story for most Latin Americans who had to overcome difficulties in a different country, but even difficulties and prejudices within their own culture.
Because of this identification and humanity that the female characters present, we can see that each one of them is reliable, within their own histories and in view of their own characteristics.
Which sentence from a business letter most clearly uses biased language?
A. One day I hope to get promoted and become your boss.
B. I'll ask the front desk lady to make an appointment.
C. Some of my interests include hiking, rugby, and singing.
D. Please contact me about the job within the next 24 hours.
Answer:
A. One day I hope to get promoted and become your boss.
Explanation:
Answer:
B. I'll ask the front desk lady to make an appointment.
Explanation:
A P E X
When you first meet a character in a book, story, or movie, what single
thing do you think tells you the most about him or her?
Answer:
its charectristic
age
name
gender
or other important imformation
when you meet a character in a book the single one there is the age
Write a story about someone who returned to a village or town after a long time away.( You should includefull details of why the person went away to show that it was an important part of your story
Answer: *THE PRODIGAL SON*
Everybody was shocked!!! Nobody could apprehend what was happening...here in front of them was the man they had long gone buried a year ago.Mutume,the unexpectedly alive man had been gone for a year without any explaination leaving the villagers to believe that he had either run away or been kidnapped.It was like he had vanished into thin air and yet here he was claiming to be back.His mother Kamene could not hold back the streams of tears running down her cheeks,leaving us in awe of whether they were tears of shock or happiness.Many ran away to the safety of their humble abode while the fearless few ran to him to confirm everyone's suspicion...was he a ghost?
His face was filled with shock when he was told that he was ''buried'' years ago.He sat down on a three-legged stool to narrate his side of the story to satisfy the unsatisfied..
''It was a new dawn when I decided to go to the city to look for a job to fend for our family,I could not bear the sight of their protruding bones and frail bodies anymore.I quietly tiptoed outside without saying my goodbye fully knowing that that would be an obstacle to whatever plan I had.I ran to the bus stop to catch the first bus to Kisumu town where I had decided to work.I looked at the job application in my hand and barely smiled oblivious of whatever the city had in store for me.Had I knew that that would be my near demise,I wouldn't have boarded the bus.
When I arrived in Kisumu city,I boarded another bus with the little that I had left and looked forward to my supposedly 'new home'.I kept thinking of what I would do once I got the job I so looked forward to,rent an apartment somewhere and immediately inform you of my whereabouts.I was harshly jolted back to reality by the conductor,''Young man pay the fare!''
I calmly slipped my hand into my pockets to fish out the money I had but I was in for a rude shock when I realised that my pockets were empty!What the hell was going on??I frantically searched my bag and my confirmed my suspicions...my money had been stolen!!The shabbily dressed conductor kept hurling insults at me worsening the situation,by now everyone on the bus was staring at me.
I tried reasoning with him but it only made the situation worse...judging by how I was dressed,he quickly concluded that I was in for a free ride.My heart sinked when he said,''Driver,stop the car..young man get off and don't argue with me,we have seen worse people than you claiming to have lost money to get mercy from people like us!''
What did he mean by ''people like us''?This were the kind of questions that circulated my mind at that instance.For all I can remember,I was left in the middle of nowhere with no money,no phone,nothing..just nothing!What was I to do now?Instant regrets flooded my mind as tears of despondency trickled down my face.I kept walking on to the land of nowhere for hours until I blacked out.
I remember waking up in a white room and hearing someone shout,''Doctor he's finally awake..!''
A man in a white lab coat came running in with nurses and they all started running all kinds of tests on me.As I came to learn later,I had practically been in a coma for a year!!The paramedics said that my case was a rare and difficult one since I had not been responding to all kinds of treatments.I was grateful to be alive and after a few hours of testing..they finally told me that I had been brought to the hospital by a good samaritan and that he had been paying all my bills even though the doctors had told him that I was no-more case.
Since I wanted to personally thank him..I looked for him the first thing when I got discharged from the hospital.He was a bright middle-aged man who offered me a well-paying job and the one who reminded me to inform you of my whereabouts...He offered to bring me here but I kindly declined his offer since he had already done so much for me.That's why I am here after a year,it was not intentional for me to make you worry and I apologise for anything I might have cost you.I am very happy to be back home with you all.''
Everyone paused for a while as if to process the miraculous story of this wonder man from their village then they broke into clapping and ululating for this prodigal son.There was a celebration to welcome him back home where he belonged...
THE END.~
Explanation:
Lol I ended up writing more than what I expected...Good luck
Which of the following describes a literary review?
Answer:
can you give full options
Explanation:
i think the answer is option B. A reviewer reads a novel and writes an article that says whether he or she liked the work.
our culture, Our Identity"
Answer:
we should protect our culture and identity
Milkha finished sixth in the six-mile race True or False
Which sentence has one or more adjectives, but no adverb?
Answer:
Hey is there suppose to be sentences on a photo so we can chose which one is correct
We (learn) English now.
Answer:
We are learning English now.
Explanation:
Answer:
We are learning English now.
Explanation:
It's in the present continuous tense
Why does Hollis compare foster kids to being dropped off like a UPS delivery
Answer:
Her comparison is based on the impersonal nature of being taken to a new foster homes
Explanation:
When a UPS driver drops a package off he simply leaves the package and probably doesn't ever think about it again, or worry about how the package is doing. This is similar to how foster kids are treated when they are dropped off at new and usually temporary homes.
[6] a) I haven't readied your book yet. (Into Affirmative)
b) He'd rather find him noisy and restless. (Add question tag)
c) People believe that the life in the city is easy and comfortable. (Change into passive voice)
d) The teacher asked me whether I had completed the assignment the day before. (Change into direct speech)
Answer:
a) I have read your book yet
b) Had he rather find him noisy and restless?
c) The people of the city believed that the life in city is easy and comfortable
d) The teacher asked me if I had completed the assignment yesterday
And for your knowledge it is read no readied also in second and third form of verb
Explanation:
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today
is
Monday and it's the first Homeroom, we have
all classes today but odd ones tomorrow.
Answer: what didn't understand question
Explanation:
Write a paragraph on why schools should have uniforms using pathos
Answer:
Grace Chua's poem, “(love song, with two goldfish)” describes a basic love story that yields no happy ending. In this “song”, male wants female, but the female wants more than what the male can provide. A difference in desires is established.