Sampson explains that 'walking with an air of being in control was often necessary for survival". Explain what Sampson means by that and why 'walking with an air of being in control" is often necessary for survival.

What’s the correct answer

Roosevelt believed that a president is
for the American people.
O a steward
an employer
O a dictator
O an inspector

You’ve got a test on some dense reading material for your sociology class in two weeks. How should you start now and make the most of your reading time?
a. Think about why this material is important. Your grade depends on this, so you need to read it many times to understand it. Identifying a personal reason to read helps.
b. Determine the thesis of the material and then look for the topic sentences in each paragraph. These are going to show you the supporting reasons or components of the thesis. Then you can link the examples to the topic sentences.
c. Read the whole thing once, taking notes that you can bring for questions to your study group. The questions that your group doesn’t answer can be taken to the professor or instructor during the next class.

What’s the answer????

According to the words and actions of the Plebeians throughout Act 3, what does Shakespeare imply as a theme about mob rule or a mob mentality?

A.Mobs can be easily swayed and can get out of control if given power.
B.Mobs are intelligent and can only be convinced with logic and evidence.
C.Mobs can’t be used or taken advantage of to get what one desires.
D.Mobs listen to and value each member’s thoughts; a mob doesn’t think as a unit.

How does language inspire?

What do you know about the holocaust and the Jewish people/culture/religion?

Please don’t answer if you don’t know the answer.

PLEASE HURRY!
no links please!

Which supporting reason for this claim is most likely meant to appeal to an
audience of business owners?

Claim: Companies should give their workers paid time off to take classes.

A. Classes can cost a lot of money, which few companies can afford.

B. Dealing with workers who know what they're talking about is more
satisfying for clients.

C. Taking classes can be fulfilling and help build a person's qualifications.

D. An educated workforce is more productive and more likely to stick
around.

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Which LEAST describes a topic sentence?
O A. A topic sentence is a specific detail about the subject of a paragraph.
ОВ.
A topic sentence can express an opinion.
O c.
A topic sentence states the central idea of a paragraph.
OD.
A topic sentence suggests ideas for the development of the rest of the paragraph.
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Read paragraph 3 of "Rebel with a Cause."
"The young person proudly asserts individuality from what parents like or
independence of what parents want and in each case succeeds in provoking their
disapproval. This is why rebellion, which is simply behavior that deliberately opposes
the ruling norms or powers that be, has been given a good name by adolescents and
a bad one by adults."
Now read paragraph 1 of "Gren's Ghost."
"I'm climbing out the window. It's midnight. I step carefully into the flower patch
beneath my bedroom window and shine the torch around my feet to avoid damaging
my dad's prize-winning gladioli. I lower the window, balancing it carefully on my
school ruler so it doesn't close completely. I mustn't get locked out. Ringing the
doorbell when I get back is not an option. My mother would never recover from the
shock of knowing her one and only son has been wandering the neighbourhood in
the middle of the night. My parents think I'm good-as-gold. And usually I am. But
tonight I'm climbing out."
To emphasize that rebellion is an intentional choice that teenagers make.
To point out the advantages of rebellion.
To explain the dangers and consequences of rebellion.
To specify the most important steps needed to become an adult.

November 10

Dear Charles,

My plane is leaving in a few hours, but I had to send these pictures off to you before I left. For some reason I cannot explain, I was seized this afternoon with a desire to go through my trunks and find the photographs I thought were there. I am sending you these two—the one of us together in the courtyard and the shot of the lake taken from the outdoor chapel. I’m sure that the one of us was taken on the last day, just before we had to leave. How extraordinary what the memory got right and what it didn’t. You look much as I had remembered you (do you still have somewhere that wonderful old Brownie that is in your hand?). But I look very different. I didn’t remember the Bermuda shorts or that my hair was quite that light ever. Nor that you and I were the same height. Your arm is around me, but just barely, and I’m unable at all to meet the gaze of the camera. I seem to be studying my feet.

Aren’t the photographs concrete proof that somewhere in time we did actually meet and know each other? What did we know? I wonder. And what did our voices sound like?

This archaeological dig has consumed nearly all my afternoon, and I’m not even packed yet. I must run, but I wanted you to have this. One day I will find the bracelet. I’m sure I must have it. I never throw anything away.

I promise a postcard.

Siân

__ museums are worth visiting, but others aren't. (1) any (2) a lot (3) some (4) much​

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Why does poet call the train 'tedious'?
from the poem trains by Humayun Kabir
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It is deeply important that every single one of your sources is a high quality source.
Group of answer choices

True

False

help
"Boys in the street

Beginning to play

Girls like birds

Flying away"

please give your best opinion and very best perception of this line
what is your best opnion of this line?

What is the silent letter of bough

QUESTION 8
Read the following sentence.
Like most innovations, genetically modified foods are not without controversy.
Which of the following best replaces the word innovations in this sentence?
a. plants
b. nutrients
c. pesticides
d. discoveries

What should a participant do if someone says something that is confusing or unclear?

explain why mummies are important to egyptologists?

The Thing in the Forest by A.S. Byatt

Please answer the following questions about the short story "The Thing in the Forest" by A.S. Byatt. Use evidence from the story to support your answers.

1. Traditional fairy tales rely on symbolic objects, actions, settings, or characters. How is "The Thing in the Forest" like a fairy tale in this respect? How is it different? Are there figures of speech in this story that you would argue are not symbolic? Explain

2. Is the "Loathly Worm" paragraph 44 supernatural, imaginary or real? Notice the description of its appearances. Can you identify different kinds of literal or physical traits that people can see? Can you identify three or more concepts, feelings, or historical conditions that it might represent? Is it personified? Does it resemble other monsters in literature, art or media?

3. Are "Penny" and "Primrose" allegorical( look that word up for its meaning) names? How do the differences between the characters add to the symbolic meaning of the Thing? How do their different actions in the story help reveal its meaning?

What story part do most stories start with?

1.
Which statement best describes a major idea in the story?
A.
Bitter, dishonest people can change their ways to become successful.
B. Character, not ability, influences how we deal with challenges.
C. Visually-impaired people come together to help each other.
D. Hard work and determination can be taught to anybody.
idor muidence that Mr Parsons is grateful?

Read the two passages. What can you conclude about James in the second passage based on the biblical context from the first passage? A. James was very good in academic studies but spent little time on other interests. B. James was adopted by Mr. E. Warring when he was young. C. James felt burdened by the unrealistic expectations set by his father.

help me.!!!!

Read the following passage and complete the sentences with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS.

A study carried out in Germany has found that chocolate may be good for your heart. This is fantastic news for all chocolate lovers. The extensive research was conducted over eight years. The research team followed the chocolate-eating habits and health of almost 20,000 people. They compared how much chocolate was in their diet to the number of heart attacks and strokes people had. Lead researcher Brian Buijsse said: "The good news is that chocolate is not as bad as we used to think, and may even lower the risk of heart disease and stroke." Mr Buijsse said his team found that dark chocolate was the healthiest kind to eat: "Dark chocolate exhibits the greatest effects, milk chocolate fewer, and white chocolate no effects, he said.
The German study showed that people who ate the most chocolate (at least one bar per week) reduced their risk of having a heart attack by 27 per cent. The risk of suffering a stroke was cut by as much as 48 per cent. Nutrition experts believe that natural compounds in chocolate called flavonols are good for our heart. Flavonols also help reduce blood pressure
They are found in cocoa beans so dark chocolate (which has more cocoa) contains more of them than milk chocolate (which has more fat). Buijsse wams people not to suddenly eat lots of chocolate: "Eating higher amounts ill most likely result in weight gain. If people start eating small amounts of chocolate, it should replace something else, preferably other high-calone sweets or snacks.

1. The extensive research about chocolate lasted .....................
2. According to researchers,.................is healthier than any other kinds of chocolate.
3. People who ate the most chocolate reduced by 27 percent their risk of having..............
4. The natural compounds in chocolate called flavonols are good for our heart and also help..............
5. Eating higher amounts will possibly cause.............​

research for the different advantages and disadvantages of rail and road transportation.​

What does he mean by "stand on the side and hold the coats"?

A.He means to say that it is all a big game and none of it is important.

B.He is saying they are observers who won't have any impact on the outcome at this point.

C.He believes that the U.S. military will still have a supporting function in the new war.

D.He wants to imply that he is much more powerful than the military is suggesting.

What type of context clue would help someone determine the meaning of "resigned" in this statement from "Anti-Federalist Paper No. 84"?
Others are not necessary to be resigned in order to attain the end for which government is instituted; these therefore ought not to be given up.
A. Definition
B. Contrast
C. Restatement
D. None of the above

What is one way to compare and contrast the theme of two stories?

To examine how the characters change
To identify the minor events that happen
To search for important vocabulary words
To visualize how the characters look

Cause: The candles on the cake were lit.

what is the effect?​