Comparison and Contrast Directions Compare and contrast the texts below. You can look at characterization, setting, plot/structure, theme, and lesson to compare and contrast. Use appropriate transitional words in stating comparison and contrast. Write your answer in two to three sentences.

Bahala na

"Bahala na" Leave it to God! One of the Filipino old sayings. It is an expression that covers many needs. This Filipino attitude is being frowned upon by other people. We used to practice procrastination, but as time went by, we realized the value of time.


The Ant and the Grasshopper

Last summer, ant was busy collecting and storing foods while the grasshopper was laughing at ant's day and night work as if there's no tomorrow to wait. When typhoon Rolly came, grasshopper realized the importance of storing food and appreciated the industrious ant.







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Both texts show how procrastination is a bad thing, which generates negative results, however, the first text shows this concept in the real world, while the second text shows this concept in a fantasy world.

We can reach this answer because:

The first text shows this by presenting it as a popular saying that exalts procrastination and is being rejected by the current population. On the other hand, the second text shows this through a fable, showing the consequences of procrastination.

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Why is comma important

Why doesn’t Greg want to go inside in his building at the beginning of the story? The Treasure of Lemon Brown"" by Walter Dean Myers.

What is the main point of a thematic essay?

a. adding more supporting details
b. improving the flow of sentences
c. catching and correcting errors in punctuation
d. focusing on a different main story

I don't need an answer, just wanted to add this here in case anyone doesn't know, it's C.

Those clouds promise snow; we might get another snow day
off from school
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When I came (come) back from New Zealand in 1994, after twenty years, Britain __________ (change) a lot. People ________ (wear) different clothes, __________(watch) different television programmes, and ________(have) different attitudes. And the traffic! I _________(never see) so many cars in London. And almost everyone _had given up________(give up) smoking. One of the first things I _________(notice) was that I _________(can) breathe in buses and cinemas! But I _________(be) sorry to see that most of the old red phone boxes ________(go).

12. We set off soon. We will arrive soon.


-> The sooner ………


13. The joke is good. The laughter is loud.


-> The better ……………………………………………….……..


14. She gets fat. She feels tired.


-> The fatter ……………………………………………….………


15. As he gets older, he wants to travel less.


-> The older ……………………………………………….………


16. The children are excited with the difficult games.


-> The more ……………………………………………….………


17. People dive fast. Many accidents happen.


-> The faster ……………………………………………….………


18. I meet him much. I hate him much


-> The more ……………………………………………….………


19. My boss wo

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Peter. He’s a tom. He doesn’t like strangers. (He takes the cat from her, putting it back in its carrier.)

Anne (Unabashed). Then I’ll have to stop being a stranger, won’t I? Is he fixed?

Peter (Startled). Huh?

Anne. Did you have him fixed?

Peter. No.

—The Diary of Anne Frank,
Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett

How does the dialogue in this passage help you understand Peter’s relationship with Anne?

It shows that Peter likes to talk and have long conversations.
It shows that Peter is eager to be friends with everyone.
It shows that Anne is very interested in being friends with Peter, while he is more cautious.
It shows that Anne is very shy and afraid to talk to new people.

How might you acknowledge someone you recognize on the street?

Which statement best describes how the chapters in How a cat played Robinson Crusoe develop the plot of the story?

Seeing the socks as a "sad little salted slug" suggests the narrator might be:
A. fearful for the ducks.
B. angry at bad drivers.
C. upset over a broken relationship.
O D. distrustful of the neighbors.
SUBMIT

Which of the following sentences uses a colon correctly?
A. For tomorrow: studying, researching, and writing.
B. I need you to bring a few things to dinner: a meat dish, a side dish, and a dessert.
C. She had several medical complaints such as: headaches, stomachaches, and hangnails.
D. They like to watch animated movies including: Cinderella, Pinocchio, and

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When Romeo and Juliet awaken, why does Juliet say she hears the nightingale? O A. Because it is her favorite bird, and she wants Romeo to know that O B. Because it represents life, and she feels alive now O C. Because she feels sad that the nightingale can sing only during the night O D. Because she wants to believe it is still night so that Romeo can stay longer​

Which of the following was located in East Africa along the Red Sea in modern-day Ethiopia? A. Mali B. Axum C. Hausa D. Yoruba.

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What type of wiring method used to support wire smaller than no8​

Match the description to the term.

1. no meter, no rhyme
free verse
2. first eight lines of a sonnet
trimeter
3. suggestion
pantheism
4. consonant or vowel sound repeating on stressed syllables
ideal
5. one thing is like another
alliteration
6. nature is God
octave
7. three-foot line
connotation
8. a perfect model
assonance
9. repetition of a vowel sound in a series of words
simile

Which two lines in the poem help the reader determine the theme?

A Life on the Ocean Wave

by Epes Sargent


A life on the ocean wave,

A home on the rolling deep,

Where the scattered waters rave,

And the winds their revels keep!

5 Like an eagle caged, I pine

On this dull, unchanging shore:

Oh! give me the flashing brine,

The spray and the tempest's roar!


Once more on the deck I stand

10 Of my own swift-gliding craft:

Set sail! farewell to the land!

The gale follows fair abaft.

We shoot through the sparkling foam

Like an ocean-bird set free;—

15 Like the ocean-bird, our home

We'll find far out on the sea.


The land is no longer in view,

The clouds have begun to frown;

But with a stout vessel and crew,

20 We'll say, Let the storm come down!

And the song of our

(a) According to the writer, how do expedition teams react after a Sherpa dies? (b) Interpret What does the writer think should happen after a Sherpa dies?