Read the following passage:
He was eager to leave behind the conservative rules and taboos of his Dutch homeland...
Which word provides a context clue as to the meaning of taboos?
Dutch
homeland
eager
rules

100 POINTS Read the following passage:

On March 3, 1853, the handsome, soberly dressed Reverend Theodorus van Gogh entered the ancient town hall of Groot-Aundert, in the Brabant, a province of the Netherlands.
The word soberly has several different meanings. In this passage, it most closely means _____.

not intoxicated or drunk
poorly
quiet or sedate in manner
subdued in color and not showy

Using open body language and a cool tone of voice is essential when responding to a complaint. True or false?

Which of these sentences would most likely be used on a Web site that tells
the history of chocolate?
A. You only have to follow these simple steps for making hot
chocolate.
B. People once believed that chocolate helped to fight sickness.
C. We believe that our chocolate tastes better than any other kind
sold today
D. If you've never tasted dark chocolate, you're missing out on a real
treat.

How does Shakespeare draw on the ending of "Pyramus and Thisbe”?

In “The Day the Mollets Get Their Moxie Back,” the girls are excited when they hear that Ricky wore a grass skirt and did a hula dance during a talent show. They say that it would be great to have their own talent show.

What could the reader predict after reading this passage from the story?

A.
Ricky will come home soon to be with the family.

B.
Ruth will grow up and be a hula dancer.

C.
The girls’ father will find a job.

D.
The girls will hold their own talent show.

which dance is famous in gujurat​

Which tone should a reader use when reading the passage aloud? No doubt I now grew very pale; --but I talked more fluently, and with a heightened voice. Yet the sound increased-and what could I do? It was a low, dull, quick sound-much such a sound as a watch makes when enveloped in cotton. I gasped for breath-and yet the officers heard it not. I talked more quickly-more vehemently; but the noise steadily increased. -"The Tell-Tale Heart," Edgar Allan Poe

Which tone should a reader use when reading aloud?
OBossy
O calm
O anxious
O thankful​

what should you avoid to include in your exposition??​

Which sentence uses dashes incorrectly?
Most of her books—including the newest titles—are nonfiction.
Harry—along with his father—is always welcome at our house.
The dog wanted—to go outside—as soon as her owner got home from work.
She knew when it was time to wake up—7:00 a.m.—and did so before the alarm went off

What do you think of the narrator? He
is the "t" in the story. Explain in 2-3
sentences your opinion of the
narrator.

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Outside, the
night seemed
poised on
tiptoe, waiting,
waiting
holding its
breath for the
storm


Is this personification hyperbole onomatopoeia or simile??

I a phenomenon so far unexplained by science' (line 10). What phenomenon is
the writer referring to?

Choose the BEST sentence:

The soft, pulpy fruit of the passion fruit possesses a flavor at once tart and sweet, and the flavor captivated many prominent chefs, among them Alice Waters.
The soft, pulpy fruit of the passion fruit possesses a flavor at once tart and sweet that has captivated many prominent chefs, among them Alice Waters.
The soft, pulpy fruit of the passion fruit possesses a flavor at once tart and sweet, the flavor captivated many prominent chefs, among them Alice Waters.
The soft, pulpy fruit of the passion fruit possesses a flavor at once tart and sweet that have captivated many prominent chefs, among them Alice Waters.

Which of the following would most likely be considered foreshadowing?
O A. Just as the rain began to pour down, Anne remembered that she
had left her car's sunroof and windows open.
O B. The freshly mowed front lawn smelled like spring at its finest.
O C. Max realized that the blisters on his feet were just the first hints of
what was in store for him on the hike.
O D. As Jefferson saw the mail carrier approaching, he waved and
greeted him with a smile.

Rewrite the sentence correctly.
For her birthday, John gave a kitten to his sister named Mittens.

Why do you think that the percentage for being hired after an apprenticeship is so much higher than the percentage for being hired after an internship?

Write three points about why driverless cars are a good idea. Use complete sentences and text evidence.

Explain Your Answer.

Why did the 15th amendment Movement put such emphasis on the voter registration campaign? By securing blacks the vote, what were activists hoping to achieve? Why was it so hard for them to achieve their goals?

Read the paragraph and respond to the question:

Learning how to ride a bike is no easy task. Most people learn as children and mount their first bicycle with training wheels mounted on the sides of
the back tires. Those training wheels eventually come off. When that happens, usually someone runs behind the bicycle, holding the back of the seat
as the rider learns to balance on two wheels. As the runner runs back and forth down the street, the rider eventually picks up on how to lean to stay
up on two wheels. Eventually, the runner lets go of the seat, and the rider rides off on his or her own.

What is the central idea of this passage?

A. Learning how to run behind a new rider
B. How to take training wheels off of a bicycle
C. Learning how to ride a two wheel bicycle
D. none of the above

Which of the following is a characteristic of an effective team?

Conflict can have a ripple effect touching others who are not directly engage in the conflict
True or false

Mise En Place is a Spanish phrase used to describe organization in the
kitchen
TRUE
FALSE

Neoclassicism vs romanticism essay

Which sentences contain correctly punctuated nonrestrictive modifiers?

A) My brother, is my favorite of all my brothers.
B) My oldest sister, Maria is a pilot.
C) My two best friends, Tori and Monica, met me at the movies.
D) Bulldogs, which I love, are the cutest.

Before you begin any writing assignment, look closely at the prompt and determine what information you have been asked to find. You may want to make a checklist that includes the subject, a list of requirements, and any open-ended questions the prompt expects you to answer.

Plan plenty of time for your research.

-When you start your investigation, relax and jot down all the sources you find along the way. You never know which source you may need more information from when you start writing.
-Write down interesting information and facts that support your answers to the prompt questions. Remember, every bit of evidence in your notes may not make it into your research paper. However, when writing your first draft, too much information is better than too little in your notes.
-Notes do not need to be perfect, but they need to withstand the test of time. Would you still be able to read and understand your notes if you had to stop researching for a few days? Could you relocate the original source if you needed extra information for your final draft? If not, slow down, write neatly, and add more details to your notes.
-Make sure your notes are in your own words. This will help you to avoid plagiarism when you begin writing. If you do like a quote, make sure you include quotation marks in your notes, or else you might accidentally use those words as your own.

Since you are writing a summary about an argument, you must gather information about both sides. Every argument has at least two sides. These sides are called claim and counter claim. Summaries of arguments require at least one paragraph summarizing the primary source's claim. For this essay, the summary paragraph about claim should not hold your personal opinion.

The summary of the counter claim will offer several details contesting the original claim. This paragraph should offer facts in the same straightforward fashion as in the summary of the claim. The counter claim paragraph will point out mistaken assumptions that the other side might hold or may have missed. By the end of your summary paragraphs, you should have an unbiased account of each side of the argument.

Many of the _______ students voiced their displeasure with the new school rules.​

Why is comparing and contrasting an important tool for readers?
A.
It shows one writer’s ability to express different points of view.
B.
It helps readers see similarities and differences between texts.
C.
It allows readers to connect the text to their own experiences.
D.
It allows readers to see a writer’s opinions and emotions in a text.

Read the following passage and answer the question.

Every Sunday on his way to church, young Vincent would pass the headstone carved with the name he shared. Did he feel as if his dead brother were the rightful Vincent, the one who would remain perfect in his parents' hearts, and that he was merely an unsatisfactory replacement? That might have been one of the reasons he spent so much of his life feeling like a lonely outsider, as if he didn't fit anywhere in the world.
What tone does the speaker have towards Vincent van Gogh in the previous passage?

anger
pity
indifference
frustration

Can someone help me please