Which is the correct answer ????

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history of education in Nigeria is adamu adamu

Explanation:

make sure student are in the school

make sure children are well taken care of

make sure they are standard teachers in the school

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False

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You must always recognize both the opposing party and the agreeing party.

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Roger

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There are only two characters in this story: a teenaged boy named Roger and Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones.

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Courage helps you to persue your dreams no matter what is your age I agree with you.

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i agree with the statement because if a person determine to do and he has courage he can do every thing. but strength and age are also important.

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as if a person want to become a comando in martial art and before taking a part in it his leg get seriously injured in accident and he can't walk forever so there he has courage to do but not strength to do so both courage and strength are necessary to do any thing else.

Four markers that usually distinguish non-Hollywood films from Hollywood films:

Similarities:

However, these have some similarities as well. Both Hollywood and non-Hollywood types of films are capable of allowing for artistic expression. Moreover, both types can include very famous and commercially successful movies. Often, both types are played in the same theatres. Finally, both types of films can have a presence on movie awards and ceremonies.

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The girls will play soccer on their big, new field.

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"Nurse and Spy in the Union Army"

The Central idea of the memoir "Nurse and Spy in the Union Army" was the display of virtue, patriotism, and philanthropy, which are necessary in a war situation.

The field nurse decided to express her "tithe of gratitude" which she felt towards the people of the Northern States of America for welcoming her in their midst and enabling her to succeed in business and education, and above all, making advancement in her spiritual life.

The field nurse became a spy in order to help the Union to quell the rebellion in the South, so that Truth, Right, and Liberty could prevail in US.

Explanation:

"Nurse and Spy in the Union Army" was an 1865 novel written by S. Emma E. Edmonds in memory of the nurse who disguised herself as a man in order to help the cause of the Union Army during the American civil war.  The memoir ended with a heartfelt prayer for peace to God, the Father Almighty, as quoted below:

"O Lord of Peace, who art Lord of Righteousness,

Constrain the anguished worlds from sin and grief,

Pierce them with conscience, purge them with redress,

AND GIVE US PEACE WHICH IS NO COUNTERFEIT! "

Answer. B

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Tracy’s uncle from France came over for dinner.

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The inclusion of the swimming competition is important because it shows a defeat for Beowulf and humanizes him, in addition, this defeat makes some people doubt the ability of Beowulf to win Grendel in a battle.

Explanation:

Beowulf and Brecca have a silly swimming competition to test which one is a better swimmer. During the competition, Beowulf is attacked by sea monsters and ends up losing to Brecca, who becomes the best swimmer in the region.

This defeat makes many doubt whether Beowulf is really capable of defeating Grendel. Because the battle against Grendel will not be silly and easy and Beowulf was unable to defeat a simple man in a silly swimming competition.

This teaches us that Beowulf, despite all his strength and heroism, is a human being, like so many others, susceptible to failure and defeat.

Hello. You forgot to mention that this question is related to the article "Fancing Famine" by Thomas Haines.

Answer:

I wouldn't expect to find this essay in the newspaper's travel section.

Explanation:

We usually check the travel section in a newspaper or magazine to see beautiful and pleasant places to travel and spend a pleasant time in a new place that has countless attractions. For that reason, I would never expect to find the essay "Fancing Famine" in this section. This is because this essay reveals a region devastated by the lack of water and shows how the community that lives there suffers and has countless difficulties every day of their lives.

This makes this region (located in Ethiopia) unattractive for travel, but the author's intention was precisely to attract people to the social and economic differences that different regions present and to attract the humanitarian sense of his readers.

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CONVERT THE FRACTIONS IN DECIMALS FORMS IT IS EASY TO UNDERSTAND THEN

Answer:

This paragraph reveals the following perception by Voltaire concerning Helvetius's writing:

D. It is unique but sometimes pretentious and showy.

Explanation:

It is sentence number 2 that shows how Voltaire appreciates the uniqueness in Helvetius's writing. Notice that Voltaire says he possesses a "fearless genius," and that his "work sparkles with imagination." There is something special, thus, about his writing, something Voltaire admires. However, sentence 4 reveals there is also something to be criticized. It is Voltaire's opinion that Helvetius's writing can be showy and pretentious. He advises him not to "fall into the grandiose." Keeping it simple, using the "right word" and "true similes" is, to Voltaire's mind, better.

Answer:

Santa Rosa, New Mexico

Answer:

The condition of the merchandise was unacceptable, so I demanded that they give me my money back.

Explanation:

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Answer:

Hey there!

The condition of the merchandise was unacceptable, so I demanded that they give me my money back.

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In the late 1880s - 1890s, a new trend arose in France, which became widespread at the beginning of the 20th century - impressionism. Musical impressionism revived certain national traditions - the desire for concreteness, programmatism, sophistication of style, and transparency of texture. After World War I, French art showed tendencies to deny German influence, the desire for novelty and, at the same time, for simplicity. At this time, under the influence of composer Eric Satie and critic Jean Cocteau, a creative association was formed, called the French Six, whose members opposed themselves not only to Wagnerianism, but also to the impressionist “vagueness.”

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me 2 I don't really know about games tho tell me if I wasn't video games tho

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a game I recently played was fortnight it's basically about surviving till the end and winning all you have to do is hide its really intertaing I could play it for years. my friends got me to play it and now I'm addicted. one thing I liked about the game is that it's basically testing your survival skills and one thing I hate are the sweaty soccer players.

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The setting of the book is Gordon High School in Spring 1969. The plot revolves around a history teacher Mr. Ben Ross, his high school students, and an experiment he conducts in an attempt to teach them what it may have been like living in Third Reich Germany.

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6 agencies

Explanation:

Their was 6 diffrent law enforcement agencies in solving the murder in dance hall of dead

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it would be C

Explanation:

because if you search it up it would be in his quotes

Answer:

4 eggs

Explanation:

If u were to have broke two, fried two, and ate two you would have 4 eggs left because u were only dealing with the two eggs.

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Answer:

if this is a riddle you have 4 left. If not, you have 0 left.

Answer:

D): get them to do something

Explanation:

Persuasive writing is to attempt to persuade someone to do something. If you are trying to help someone learn more about something (c) you would be writing an informational piece.

Answer:

I belive its D.

Explanation:

it is an attempt to persuade someone to do something. If you are trying to help someone learn more about something (ansewr C) you would be writing an informational piece.

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This type of definition provided in this sentence is informal definition because he explained it according to parts of speech which is adjective.He explained it in his own term

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I remember when I was in my final year in my senior secondary school. I was  the top choice student and naturally was made the school's head boy. Being the head boy almost meant I was invincible to anything in school; or so I thought, until this faithful day.

The cross of being the head boy came with the added weight of the fact that I was expected to lead all the academic extracurricular activities in my school. These activities included external and internal debates, quiz and science competitions. This, ordinarily would have been no problem, save for the fact that I was extremely shy, and very timid- "there is no excuse for failure!" I would always say to myself, and I did quite alright for most of the time, almost always passing the debate to lower class student under the cloak of 'training them.'

The fact that I was the head boy, and presumably the most brilliant student in the school meant I always crossed the cross hair of the prettiest girls in school. To keep my standards, I avoided these girls for the sake of my responsibilities, while secretly enjoying the attentions I got (need I tell you that I am also good looking).

Everything was going well till a new girl came to our school. I naturally expected the usual attention like I got from the other girls, but it wasn't so with this girl. This worried me, and broke me, and not long, the table turned, and I was going about ways to get her attention. All my tactics to get Rachael to fall for me failed, and it only left me desperate.

Here comes this big day, and a major debate was set in our school. It was so big that I could not not participate, and the whole school would be in the school hall for the debate. To match what was expected of me, I practiced for two days straight, ahead of the event; practically memorizing everything I had. Hours before the event, I hid myself in an empty class, and practiced more. I concluded I was going to kill it. I though wrong.

The big day came, and my performance was left for last, to be the highlight of the event. When the time finally came, I was already covered in sweat. I couldn't back down now. I thought, and thought, and then summoned enough courage to move my legs unto the stage. The hall went silent with expectation, students, teachers, and guests were all focused on me and I swear I felt their gaze burn through me like laser beams. I opened my mouth to start, fumbled through the greetings and introduction before I realized I had forgotten the topic. I turned around to look at the banner behind me for the topic. When I turned back, my gaze fell straight into Rachael's gaze, her face was so serious with the most expectation, and I felt my heart drop. It turned out she was sitting in the first row all these while. I took a deep breath, encouraged myself to say something, and I did- unintelligibly, I had no direction with what I was saying, and I forgot everything I had practiced. Suddenly, the hall started coming alive... with laughter, everybody was laughing at me, some fell to the ground, others had tears in their eyes. I was the joke of the day. I turned towards Rachael, it was like she was laughing the most. My legs shook. I was surprised they still carried me. I looked for the hall's exit and it immediately became very far from me, but I couldn't take it anymore. I made for the exit, through the center of the hall, and the laughter intensified. I made it to the exit and was stuck at the door. I was pulling instead of pushing. It was like the sun should fall on me. After what appeared like minutes, I was able to open the door, and made it outside the hall. I could hear over the public address system the principal trying to calm the hall down in-between his own laughter. I had never felt so embarrassed in my life.

Answer:

The news was very interesting.

Explanation:

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Answer:

An invitation to the prince's ball arrives.

Answer:

an invitation to the ball

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Answer:

what?

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Answer:

A phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought.

A cliché, or cliche, is an expression, idea, or element of an artistic work that has become overused to the point of losing its original meaning or effect, even to the point of being trite or irritating, especially when at some earlier time it was considered meaningful or novel.

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Answer:

the report for play activity must be this one...

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Answer:

The correct answer would be B, things are not always what they seem.

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