What is the verb ? Mince usually cheers for his team
Answer:
usually
Explanation:
Answer:
Cheers.
Explanation:
It is not usually.
8. Would you believe the speaker?
A. No, all college graduates are still poor.
B. No, my parents cannot afford to send me to college.
C. Yes, college degree is my ticket to a better job though it can never be a
promise to a lazy soul.
D. Yes, it is the only way I can get a better job and get the respect we wanted
from our neighbors.
Answer:
who knows??????????????
How do President Johnson's arguments regarding the
plight of African Americans reflect the resilience of the
human spirit?
Answer:
god make everyone to be equal
In at least five hundred words, write an essay that compares and contrasts related themes in Picasso's The Tragedy and Sophocles's Oedipus the King. Begin by identifying at least two common themes. Then compare and contrast how each work addresses the theme. Analyze what is included, as well as what is left out of each composition. Include specific examples from the text or painting of how its medium communicates its ideas.
Answer:
f
Explanation:
Which adjective correctly completes this sentence?
Complete question is in the picture too lazy to put it here
Answer:
if you are too lazy to put a screen shot or something there is no way we can help sorry m8
Explanation:
Dont know
Explanation:
thats not specific and helpful at all
What do you mean?
How can we help
Lauren has a hard time telling the difference between similes and metaphors. Which of the following would help her remember? Select all that apply.
a simile compares one thing to another using "like" or "as"
a metaphor compares two things and uses "like" or "as"
a metaphor compares two things without using "like" or "as"
a simile compares two things without using "like" or "as"
Answer:
its 1 and 3
Explanation:
Answer:
I got this question wrong when I used the person's above answer.
the right answer is-
a simile compares one thing to another using "like" or "as"
a metaphor compares two things without using "like" or "as"
if you could thank any black history figure,who would it be? Explain what you would say to them.
Answer:
It would have to be Mae Carol Jemison, she was an American engineer, physician, and former NASA astronaut. She was the first black woman to travel into space when she served as a mission specialist aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour. Her time in space was 7days 22hours 30minutes. If I could ask her anything I would ask her if she knew she wouldn't be the last African American woman to travel to space.
using subordinate conjunctions fill in the blank she was __ tired that she could barely stand
Answer:
So
Explanation:
She was so tired that she could barely stand.
People who are discordant are
Select one:
O a. conflicting
O b. musical.
O c. tolerant.
O d. unorganized.
As you read the following sentences, look for spelling errors.
After eating all together, we sent the rest of the family home with there share of leftovers. It's amazing how much food we ate, but what we cooked was more than we could eat in a week.
What should be changed to correct the misspelling in this passage?
Answer:
there -> their
Explanation:
their pertains to person
there pertains to place
As a student, what can you contribute to solve the problems in your community?
You can go and clean up the neighboorhood park
you could mow lawns for free
you could even fix a couple picnic tables
students to contribute to the development of community service provisions—for example, by encouraging markets for local food—to help disadvantaged groups. Build links with schools and communities in contrasting localities at home or abroad to raise awareness of diversity and global issues.
Which two statements correct the non-standard English sentences
from the previous question?
A)
Those refs ain't made a single good call this entire
game!
B)
There is no way that the referees did not see that last
foul.
Man, those referees don't ever be making fair calls for
C)
this game.
D)
Shoot, I ain't watching even one more minute of
these rotten refs.
E)
I don't think that the referees have made a single
good call this game.
Answer: A
Explanation:hope this helps
PLS HELP MEEEHHH
IT'S ANALOGY SO HELP MEEEEEE I D K WHAT ANALOGY IS AND I D K WHAT TO ANSWER SO PLS GIVE ME AN EXAMPLE AND EXPLANATION FOR THESE PLSSSSS ONLY THE LETTER B!!
Answer:
1. Breaking up with someone you love hurts like the devil.
2. Jason and his sister always fight like cats and dogs.
3. Jennie's smile is as bright as the sun. It makes me happy just by looking at it.
NOTE: There seems to be a misspelling in number 4.
4. My father was as fierce as a lion. Nothing would scare him.
5. The thief ran away, quick as a cat. The police weren't able to find him anywhere.
Explanation:
The analogies given in the question serve as a comparison between two different things. They give emphasis to a feeling or idea by establishing a parameter. If someone says something "hurts like the devil", for instance, we know it hurts a lot. The analogy makes the feeling more powerful, more vivid. In writing, this type of comparison helps convey ideas in a more colorful way.
12. The children's interest in playing
the game soon
flagged
tottered
stumbled
thawed
Answer:
whats the question ?
Explanation:
Q: The aim of research is
to obtain power
A to increase ranks
D to gain social status
to produce knowledge
Answer:
to produce knowledge.
Explanation:
Science can be defined as a branch of intellectual and practical study which systematically observe a body of fact in relation to the structure and behavior of non-living and living organisms (animals, plants and humans) in the natural world through experiments.
Research can be defined as the systematic investigation and careful study or analysis of materials and sources through the use of scientific techniques in order to establish facts and accurate conclusions.
The aim of research is to produce knowledge. Once the knowledge has been produced (acquired), it is then taught to the knowledge seekers and applied in real life scenarios or fields.
change this statement in to question and then passive voice I DO MAY WORK.
Answer:
May I do work?
Explanation:
Not sure exactly what's being asked here but I'm guessing you meant a passive tone
Answer:
Question: May i work?
Passive voice: I may do work
Explanation:
"Folsom Prison Blues" by Johnny Cash"
answer all down there pls
----->>>> ( what line shows an example of metaphor,simile,imagery, and allusion, of "Folsom Prison Blues" by Johnny Cash and what is the song's central theme? )
Answer:
Explanation:
Lol
How does the
neighborhood play a role in Tariq's death?
Answer:
don't know sorry pshwgqhqud
We believe Brian would win first place in the science fair due to his logical mind
Good Answer:
Explanation:
adjective
I took the quiz
PLZ HELP DUE A FEW MINS FOR MY LITTLE SISTER , ill give BRAINLIEST ANSWER she already has one. I need three more please.Write four metaphors about things
that are found in nature??
Answer:
Trees, Rivers, Animals, Mountain, And AirExplanation:
Nature can revive it all that's why we got mother nature!
Hopefully it helps for you're sister :)which sentence is correct: the students passed the exam last week or the students were passed the exam last week.
Answer:
The students passed the exam last week.
Explanation:
Because the second sentence says the students WERE passed the exam last week and were doesn't need to be in there. Therefore it is not correct.
Answer:
The students passed the exam last week. (first one)
Explanation:
The second one doesn't make much sense because were is present tense while passed is past tense.
PLEASE HELPPP
Which of the following is not an example of a literary element?
Theme
Conflict
Mood
Metaphor
What type of sentence it is?
Answer:
The answer is, B complex
Answer: Compound-complex
Explanation: Look how many people, I've helped, trust me
description of agung,kalutang,kudyapi
Answer:
The kutiyapi, or kudyapi, is a Philippine two- stringed, fretted boat-lute. It is the only stringed ... the style of the kulintang instrument, of which the Sinulog a kinukulintangan; a piece that embellishes the main ...
Question 5 Worth 10 points)
(MC) Which question relates to finding the theme of a text?
Answer:
D. What lesson did I learn from this story?
Explanation:
Option D is the correct answer.
In a story, the theme is actually known to be the underlying message the author is trying to convey. It is seen to be the central idea of the story. From the theme of the story, the reader can catch the lesson the writer is trying to convey. From that theme, the lesson the person learns actually connects to the theme.
When a reader actually knows the theme of a story, it enables that reader to know what is on the author's mind while writing the story.
Bernadette Wolowitz and her puppy are entering a beauty contest together.
Connecting Subjects
Connecting Objects
Connecting Verbs
Connecting Complete Thoughts
which on is it!?
Answer:
connexting subject
Explanation:
(bernadette wolowitz and her puppy) 'are' (entering a beautiy contest together)
Vanish is to disiapper as - - - is to recover
Answer:
reclaim, regain, reappear?
Explanation:
I hope some of these help! ^^
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Answer:
2334
Explanation:
An outline determines whether your
supporting ideas match your main idea
or not.
True or False?
The correct answer is True
Explanation:
Outlines show the general structure of a text including the main idea (principal point) and the details that explain this idea (supporting idea) by organizing these from more general to more specific. Due to this, creating an outline before writing a text helps the author to better organize the elements of a text. Moreover, an outline shows if the supporting ideas and other details such as examples are connected to the main idea and support it. This is possible by analyzing if each of the supporting ideas helps the author explain the main point or main idea. According to this, the statement is true.
Simple Present/ Simple progressive
Can go out to the park if __________ right now? (Not study)
Is the answer "are not studying"?
Explanation:
'if you are not studying' can this answer is helpful for you