Answer:
Explanation:
Its a common language used between people whose native languages are different.
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a language that is adopted as a common language between speakers whose native languages are different.
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Use your imagination to write your own version of the last seven paragraphs of this story THE LAST DOG”
Hi, help me solve. I don't understand
Answer:
1) great
2) good
3) fast
4) pretty
5) heavy
6) shiny
7) famous
8) cute
9) lazy
10) bad
11) rich
12) poor
13) strong
14) evil
15) old
16) cold
17) dangerous
18) slow
19) fluffy
20) delicious
21) clean (i am not sure what the image says)
22) filthy
23) fast
24) happy
Explanation:
(I dont speak Spanish so i cant explain :( )
Question 1 Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)
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Read the following passage and then answer the question:
According to some sources, there are more than 80 million cats living in American houses as pets today, Cats offer companionship and relaxation, but they also have specific needs that require pet owners'
attention. Just as a human being must clean his dishes and his bathroom, a cat needs to have a bacteria-free food dish and litter box With these facts in mind, Americans need to begin working on ways to
improve the cleanliness of home areas for their cats.
Which line provides support for the author's claim?
According to some sources, there are more than 80 million cats living in American houses as pets today
O Cats offer companionship and relaxation, but they also have specific needs that require pet owners' attention
Just as a human being must clean his dishes and his bathroom, a cat needs to have a bacteria-free food dish and litter box
O With these facts in mind Americans need to begin working on ways to improve the cleanliness of home areas for their cats.
Answer:
C. Just as a human being must clean his dishes and his bathroom, a car needs to have a bacteria-free food dish and litter box.
Explanation:
How does the boys of winter fit the genre of non fiction
Explanation:
this well-written and thoroughly researched story of the 1980 Olympic gold-medal winning hockey team, New York Daily News sportswriter Coffey does much more than simply evoke memories. Expertly using coach Herb Brooks (who died last year in an auto accident) as his focal point, Coffey shows how Brooks, a devoted student of the game, used both psychological tactics and a groundbreaking system predicated on speed and constant motion to defeat the Soviets, a team of highly trained, older and bigger professionals who had dominated the international competition for decades. Over the years, this story of the Americans' victory has become larger than life, replete with drama and drenched in patriotic themes. Coffey's greatest achievement is that his narrative never sinks into melodrama. He captures the rigorous training and the thrill of the games, yet digs deeper, soberly rendering the tenor of the American spirit amid the Iranian hostage crisis and the Cold War, and humanizing and illuminating (rather than caricaturing) the Russian side. For example, although the Russians were a world superpower, they scrounged for Band-Aids and didn't use slap shots because a shortage of quality sticks meant they couldn't risk breaking them—details suggesting the underlying faults of the Soviet regime. Coffey portrays the American side, a diverse collection of amateurs, warts and all, and gives special attention to Brooks, an enigmatic figure who turned a bunch of regional rivals into a tight-knit family whose bond still exists today. Filled with primary interviews and exceptional insight, Coffey's effort should delight more than just hockey fans. Photos. Agent, Andrew Stuart. (Jan.)
Forecast : Although the current NHL lockout may mean a lack of exposure to this book's natural audience (it won't get plugs between periods of games, since there are none), February marks the 25th anniversary of the 1980 Olympic team, which could help sales.
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What is an epilogue?
A. The afterword or final point
B. Closure or "the tying up of loose-ends" OR a lack of closure
C. A purposeful repetitions across a literary work
D. The intention of the overall work
Answer:
B. Clousure or "the tying up of loose-ends" or a lack of closure.
Personal narrative writing about a sad experience you had (trouble) and how did you feel about it.
mention how you tried to solve it and how your feelings changed throughout that experience.
Answer:
It amazes me how we may take others for granted. We didn't consider it. What would life be without them? We merely planned for tomorrow. Don't second guess how quickly such plans might vanish. No way! I considered it.
I awoke early one morning for school. I was ecstatic because my first pep rally was in middle school. We had to wear red and white to school. School spirit. I had ironed my clothing the night before. I've never done it. But on this particular school day, I wanted everything to be flawless. perfect. I was ready for school by 7 a.m., and school started two hours later.
I waited anxiously for my mother to call, and she eventually did. I believed she was taking me to school. As we went along, I realized my mother wasn't taking me to school as usual. I eventually saw we were near my godmother's. "I mistook you for a school bus," I remarked, seeing it was 7:45 a.m. My mother was silent. She just stopped the car and walked inside. I trailed behind. My family was gathering at my living room window for my grandmother's lounge. I sensed something was wrong right away. Only when you can plan a funeral for my complete family.
"Why don't you go sit with your cousins?" Mom said. I sat there. His pain-filled gaze scanned the room. I sat back, feeling the My throat was getting lumpy, and my tears were starting to burn my eyelids. No one needed to speak up! Everyone's wounded looks told me all I needed to know. I felt sad. If I was paralyzed, my throat would have closed. I couldn't see that. The person I most adored, apart from my mother, would be gone.
The funeral was a week later. My life's longest day. I feared it. I watched the casket descend. I heard family and friends murmur. "It'll be OK in time." I thought, "Why can't things be okay? She never is. I'm back! No! " The next few months were busy. My family suffered greatly. My godmother died. Sure, our family has lost numerous members. But no. One who was very close to us. Sure, many members of our family have died, but their fatalities were fewer.
My godmother shaped my life. I know if she saw me, she'd be proud today. I pause and think if she was proud? Will she agree? "I do my best to be close to my family. because you never know when someone's last day will be.
Based on the essay’s central ideas, what is Emerson trying to convince the reader to think or do?
Answer:
A...B...D...F
Explanation:
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Please help ASAP!!!!
Answer:
adventures is the answer
Explanation:
Answer:
Luisa Rivera
Explanation:
"Strong" is used for the pronoun "her" and "her" is used for "Luisa Rivera". So, "Strong" is used for "Luisa Rivera".
The power to shape the world into a better place rests within each of us. Our
communities can only thrive if each of us are willing to step up and become an active
citizen of our area.
a) Discuss what are some positive benefits and outcomes for yourself and the
community, in your decision to become involved in a local program as a contributor,
member, or volunteer
b) Who in your community (i.e. homeless, disadvantaged elementary school kids, etc.)
would you like to help out or work more with? Why are you so passionate about that
population?
c) How can you get involved, even now, to helping that group out? What is a specific
community program, group, social media campaign, etc. that you can become a part of
locally? If you don't have an idea, who or where can you find more information on how to
get involved?
Answer:
Homeless and disadvantage ones
Kayla is the girl who will teach you how to swim adjective
Answer:
Explanation:
Is the question what is the adjective? Because if that's the question then the answer is girl.
Answer:
Well, there is no adjective as a single word - if that is what you are asking for. Instead, there is an adjective clause (which serves as an adjective).
The adjective clause is: 'who will teach you.'
Explanation:
The adjective clause 'who will teach you' describes the noun girl. It's the equivalent to saying this sentence:
adj. N
Kayla is the "teach-you-how-to-swim" girl.
Does that make sense??
a. Answer the following questions. What are the major professions related with tourism in Nepa b. What are the major tasks of cook and guide? What kind of information should cooks and guides possess? C. Vrite short notes: Cook b. Guide
Answer:
As I will answer a. number question
Explanation:
The proffession such as tourist guiding,
We can open the hotel so that tourists can live in Nepal happily .
Thank you hope it helps you
how will the scarecrow, Tim woodman and the lion get to their planned destination
Answer:
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Explanation:
_____ are dogs
( those, these, that, this )
Answer:
These are dogs
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Explanation:
A new phone costs ____ money these days.
A. such a lot of B. such much C. so a lot of D. so much
Answer:
A new phone costs so much money these days .
Explanation:
Here such a lot can be a solution also if the sentence ending with exclamation as it is used on surprising cases.Such much and so alot can't be an answer.why did abe decided to look after the injured dog
Explanation:
because the dog is injured and he want to help the dog
Answer:
Ch and ch name is not given plz give it then we will answer the question from any chapter and story
Explanation:
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describe the character of Lencho in the light of his a
Attitude towards God and man
CLASS 10 ENGLISH CHAPTER 1 LETTER TO GOD
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Lencho was a poor farmer. He was very hard-working.Once his harvest was destroyed completely because of hailstorm. He became hopeless because he did not have even a penny , so his family had to starve.Lencho was very simple person with firm faith in God. He hoped that God would help him and make sure that he and his family would not starve. He went to the office and a wrote an appealing letter with confidence to God for help.He described each and every aspect of destruction and reason for seeking His help. He pasted a stamp and mailed through post office addressing to “The God”.In the opinion of Lencho men are dishonest and deceitful. Without any hesitation he wrote a letter again to God after receiving 70 pesos donation from post office employees and remarked them as the bunch of crooks.As he believed that God helps innocent people in distress so he approached the God directly.Even he was not surprised to receive 70 pesos but became very angry that God would not make any mistake to send him 100 pesos so he wrote again for the rest amount.He requested God not to send the money through post as the people in post office were bunch of crooks.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Answer:
Lencho was a farmer. He was not so poor and not so rich farmer. He was having a great faith in God. This we came to know from his letter addressed to God. He did so for the compensation of his crops. Actually the hail stones destroyed his crops and he thought that now his family would starve throughout the whole year. But he was very religious person, so he decided to ask the God for his help. In his letter to God he asked the God for 100 pesos. But his letter was not reached to God. It were the post office employees who sent the 70 pesos for help. And Lencho called the post office employees as “a bunch of crooks”. While they helped him. Because of this we can say that Lencho was a foolish person too (in the sense of innocence).
What can be learned about Greek life from this excerpt?
Select five responses.
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Kings sponsored sporting events.
People came to watch the athletic games.
Outsiders could take part in the athletic contests.
Discus throwing was a common sporting event.
Kings ruled over local areas.
Explanation:
In the given passage from "Perseus," the narrator talks about Greek society and its sporting events. Perseus was one of the competitors of that event where he showcased his strength and ability.
Through the description of what happened during that event, we can know that athletic contests are an integral part of Greek society. And that such events are organized and sponsored by the kings who rule that land. Also, Perseus' participation despite being an outsider means that everyone is welcomed to participate in it and that there are also huge spectators to watch the games. And lastly, discuss throw seems to be a common sporting event in such athletic contests.
Thus, the correct answers are the first, third, fourth, fifth, and seventh options.
How does Madame Loisel interact with Madame Forestier after seeing her for the first time in 10 years?
Answer:
When Madame Loisel saw Madame Forestier after 10 years, she became very emotional and moved.
Explanation:
When Madame Loisel saw Madame Forestier after 10 years, she became very emotional and moved. She went before her and greeted her. Madame Forestier was shocked to see Madame Loisel and at first, found it difficult to recognize her. She was astonished about the fall in her personality and she inquired about the same. Madame Loisel narrated the story of the lost necklace and the hardships the couple went through to repay for it. She told her that in order to pay the debts, they had to work very hard for the complete ten years. After listening to the story, Madame Forestier disclosed the fact that the necklace was not an original piece and was not something of great value.
In the passage above, what does “impartial” mean?
Answer:
Simple Question:
Explanation:
The answer is Fair and Unprejudiced..Hope this helps....Have a nice day!!!! :Dmasculine gender of she - bear
Answer:
Boar...
Explanation:Boar is a male bear
Masculine gender of she bear is Boar.
Notice the repeated use of commonly used words in the paragraph below. Use a thesaurus to improve the maturity of the writing by replacing five words in bold. Rewrite the paragraphs. Use proper spelling and grammar. Pet ownership can be fun, but it can also be a big responsibility. With each type of pet comes a different responsibility. Some pets have fun while taking walks, while others like swimming in water. If you understand your pet, you can have fun for many years to come
Answer:
Pet ownership can be entertaining,but it can also be a big obligation. With each type of pet comes a different responsibility. Some pets can have a merry time while taking walks, while others enjoy swimming in water. If you understand your pet, you can have a pleasant time for many years to come.
3. And what do you think the most important modern invention?
Answer:
Great modern inventions include electric motor, telephones, computers, plastic and aeroplanes. The invention of the electric dynamo by Michael Faraday opened up the practical use of electricity – from transport to power tools and home appliances
Due to me invention of electricity is important if there was no electricity no electric power equipment we can't use.
Explanation:
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ITSMISSBADGURLXhow was teamwork used in sonata for harp and bicycle
Answer:
In "Sonata For Harp And Bicycle", teamwork was used by Jason and Miss. Golden to bring the ghosts of William Heron and Miss. Bell together and stopped the ghosts from disturbing Grimes Building. Jason and Miss. Golden collaborated and worked to achieve the feat.
Below is an excerpt that supports that teamwork was used:
“Now we must run. You take the roses, sweetheart, and I’ll carry the bottles.”
Together they raced up eight flights of stairs and along the passages to Room 492.
The ghost of William Heron, the watchman at Grimes Building has haunted the staff working in the building for fifty years. The reason was because Miss. Bell, the woman he wanted to propose to died on the night of the proposal.
The two ghosts disturbed the building and as a result, staff do not stay after 5 o'clock. When Jason discovered the menance the presence of the ghosts was causing, he agreed with Miss. Golden to bring the strange couples together. They successfully achieved it.
Explanation:
"Sonata For Harp & Bicycle" is a short story written by Joan Aiken, an English writer who specializes in supernatural fictions and children's history novels.
From which area of study does the four Quadrant Model originate
Answer:
Its is French.
Explanation:
It was made by DiPasquale.
What is important to Willy in life? How has this affected his feelings about himself and about those around him in death of a salesman
Answer:
Explanation:
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Write about a time when you or someone you know did , something they shouldnt have done your answer could be real or imaginitive
Answer:
Once we opened up a crow at our farm and we thought we could walk it around but it starting running and hitting things we got over the car under a table to hide from it and hopefully someone traculized it and we still regret that decision.
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1. What's the overall tone of this poem? 2.After reading this poem discuss your reaction to the boxer and all that he has to go thru help I'm dumb
Answer:
the first stanza describes an ambiguous character. the reader is unsure as to whether the character is a Male, female or an animal. However Emma Payne describes the character as something tough and invincible. It makes the reader ponder and create vivid images in their minds. verse four uses simile for example "thick as a tree" to add emotion and feeling which aids the reader in visualising the setting and the character. In stanza two the writer breaks the vagueness as she uses the second person "he". The reader is now sure that the character is a Male person. The phrase "spits blood" could symbolise weakness or even strength as he is described to a mythical creature "cherub". Stanza three narrows the readers thinking as the man is contrasted to the description in the first stanza. Emma portrayed him as an "iron figure" and shifts the tone as she depicts him to be "broken, knuckled and skinny eyed". The final stanza could indicate his present life whereas the first talked about his previous life. He seems vulnerable in the eyes of the reader and also sparks some emotion as he "crouches in the corner"
Please Help! Find the errors in this email.
Hello, Robert, Thanks for your email.
How´s it going?
I have been really busy with the final exams, that's why I couldn't answer you quickly, sorry for that.
Now I am freer and I can help you with what you mentioned last time, to be volunteer at a low-income school.
Are you having a good time like a teacher?
Children behave well?
You have managed to awaken my curiosity and that I am interested in participating as an assistant.
Anyway, I was also writing to tell you that I were accepted to university! I would like to celebrate with you, would you like to go eat ice cream on Saturday?
I would like to see you ad heard your news, I hope you can come!
Speak soon.
Myle
Answer:
Is
Explanation:
How is it going is the correct pronunciation.Free is the correct spelling. Are the children behaving well can be written.i was accepted by the University.Go and eat ice cream. I would like to see u and hear your news.
Hope this helps....
Have a nice day!!!!
Explanation:
it says How´s freer isn't a word I were accepted to university! is correct sentence either
“I borrowed you favourite jumper,” David said.( ADMITTED )
Answer:
david said that he had borrowed his jumper
Explanation:
Why does the jeweller keep the duchess waiting for ten minutes?
to hide the jewels
c. to appear punctual
b. to tidy up the office
d. because it brings him pleasure
a.
Answer:
Because the duchess needs money to pay her gambling debts
Explanation:
In Virginia Woolf's short story "The Duchess and the Jeweler," the jeweler keeps the duchess waiting for ten minutes because he wants to create an impression of busyness and importance. Hence, option c is correct.
What was the purpose duchess in Virginia?In Virginia Woolf's short story "The Duchess and the Jeweler," the purpose of the duchess is to sell a pearl necklace to the jeweler.
The duchess is a wealthy and aristocratic woman who wants to sell her family's heirloom, a pearl necklace, for a large sum of money. She believes that the jeweler, who is known for his expertise and wealth, is the best person to buy the necklace from her.
The jeweler is aware that the duchess is a wealthy and influential client, and he wants to give her the impression that his business is in high demand and he is a busy man. By keeping her waiting, he is attempting to create an image of himself as a successful and sought-after jeweler. Hence, option C is correct.
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