Answer:
A mouse is being chased by the cat
Was blanche’s fate fair?
Answer:
her death was unfair
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Based on the details in The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone, what is the most logical prediction that can be made about Jean-François Champollion?
He continued his work to decipher more hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone.
He abandoned his efforts to decipher the hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone.
He traveled to Egypt and shared his findings with other researchers.
He published his findings and sought a new area of research to explore.
Answer:
A). He continued his work to decipher more hieroglyphs on the Rosetta Stone.
Explanation:
As per the descriptions provided in 'The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone,' the most reasonable prediction regarding Jean-François Champollion would be that 'he pursued his work to unravel more hieroglyphs on the Rosetta stone.' Eventually, he made progress in the upcoming years and prospered in identifying several phonetic hierogylphics signs which are employed in royal foreign names. He applied these signs later to the cartouches names discovered on the Rosetta stone. This cross-referencing technique helped him in developing a functioning hierogylphic alphabet. Thus, option A is the correct answer.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Being rude on the internet is like bullying a blind person
They can't see you.
Answer:
But being nice on the internet is like help a blind person see.
A topical paragraph is one that
Answer:
a topical paragraph is a type of paragraph with a strongly developed main idea
Explanation:
Have a great day
How do you define "success" and "achievement"?
What is your greatest success or achievement?
Craft and structure: what is the meaning of the word rich in paragraph 12
Answer: (I don’t have the paragraph because you didn’t send it so I’ll just put the definitions of rich.)
Rich - a person with a lot of money
Rich - the soil was rich with fertilizer, meaning it had plenty.
Which of the following words has both a prefix and suffix? Unnecessary, proportionately, semisweet, uneventfully.
Answer:
uneventfully. un- and -ly
PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY
Which sentence indicates that the narrator's assumed identity
a Louisville civilian is successful?
A) “That afternoon I was went out again to sell some goods to the soldiers.”
B) “The person that was considered by our troops a through Union man since he had taken the oath of allegiance to the Federal Government.”
C) “at last I expressed a desire to enter the confederate service.”
D) “after a long conversation and much planning, we at last decided that I should go through our lines the next night with a person known to the merchant.”
Answer: The lines have a strong rhythmic quality with a simple aabbccdd rhyme scheme. the lines use lambic pentameter, which means there are 10 syllables in each line. Pope makes sure that his word choice maintains this meter without making it sound forced. Pope also uses word pairs that rhyme but are not spelled similarly.
Answer:
thank you for the answer
Explanation:
Which of the following does NOT appear in this excerpt?
A. hyperbole
B. allusion
C. personification
D. extended metaphor
E. red herring
From the story labour by Thomas Carlyle
Answer:
red herring i think i dont sure
Match the story detail to the person whose perspective it could be from.
Rosa
Edmund
Sonny needs to hear about another boy who has a
1.
stepfather, they might become friends.
Thinking about Joe after the funeral and looking into the
2.
clouds, remembering him.
3. Sonny is not sure about who his father is; I will help him.
It is hard to tell people that friends have died, especially the
details.
Sonny
Joe
Answer:
1. Joe
2.Sonny
3. Rosa
4. Edmund
Explanation:
Referring to the details in the sentences it is possible to connect which character is fitting the best.
1. This first sentence we can connect with Joe because he says that he needs to hear about another 'boy'. And Joe is the one that died. He was Sonnys' best friend.
2. The second sentence is referring to Sonny because he is the one who has just lost his best friend( Joe)
3. This sentence we can connect with Rosa because in this case, it seems that she is knowing Sonny better that Edmund and that she is closer to him.
4. We can tell that here is about Edmund because he and Sonny are friends from recently and Sonny has to tell him that his friends died which is difficult for him.
Answer:
1. Joe
2.Sonny
3. Rosa
4. Edmund
Explanation:
Where can the picture be
a, hanged
b, hung
c,hang
d, hunged
Answer:
c. it's Hang where can the picture be hang
what is the speaker’s overall purpose in the sermon ?
Answer:
Oratoria sagrada es el subgénero de la oratoria que se utiliza por los predicadores. Se vincula estrechamente con el género deliberativo o político. En el cristianismo se denomina sermón u homilía al discurso de tema religioso, por lo general ... La hija de Sión ha quedado como una choza en un viñedo, como una cabaña ...
Explanation:
What paradox of social injustice is presented in these lines from Countee Cullen's “From the Dark Tower”?
We shall not always plant while others reap
The golden increment of bursting fruit,
Not always countenance, abject and mute
That lesser men should hold their brothers cheap;
A.
The hearing and speaking impaired are routinely victimized by others in American society.
B.
Those who today enjoy power and prosperity may one day become subordinate to those they deem inferior.
C.
The natural system of justice is unbiased, and all people are given equal opportunity to grow and flourish.
D.
Those who enforce racial segregation are typically isolated groups in society.
Answer:
Poopie
Explanation:
the exact opposite
1 inexplicable
2 celestial
3 tangible
4 antithesis
The author of the silent songbird draws upon which of these elements from The Rainbow Crow
Answer:
The elements that 'The Silent Songbird' have employed from 'The Rainbow Crow' includes various things like the subject. The subject of both stories is centered around the idea of 'discussion or anatomy of convenience and selflessness.' Both of them talk about the issues and the resolutions to them.
Despite these similarities, there are remarkable differences in both the stories. 'The Silent Songbird' portrays the protagonist Madison as a hero who is responsible for operating situations or problems solitarily while 'The Rainbow Crow' portrays the crow seeking for assistance despite its own flickering characteristics.
What’s the biggest reason to make your offer contingent on a professional home inspection
Answer:
a home inspection is to ensure the home does not have any major deficiencies. It's almost a guarantee that a home inspector will find issues with every home.
Answer:
It could reveal issues you were unaware of
Explanation:
How do both Laura and Maurice benefit from their relationship
The correct response is - Laura discovers that she must serve as a positive role model for Maurice. Laura's generosity makes Maurice feel more unique and appreciated.
What is Maurice?Clive Durham, a fellow Cambridge student, and Maurice fall in love and spend three happy years together before Clive chooses to be married and have a "normal" life. As a result, Maurice becomes irrational, experiences a great deal of anguish, attempts to "heal" himself, and eventually finds love in a gamekeeper named Alec Scudder.
When Clive admits to Maurice that he is attracted to him sexually, Maurice discovers that he is gay when he starts to feel the same way. To protect Clive's reputation, they begin a strong but discreet relationship. Eventually, though, their romance ends, and Clive marries Anne (Phoebe Nicholls).
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What are 2 ways Harrison broke the laws of the government in the short story “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut?
Answer:Yup,” said George. He tried to think a little about the ballerinas. They weren’t really very good – no better than anybody else would have been, anyway. They were burdened with sash-weights and bags of birdshot, and their faces were masked, so that no one, seeing a free and graceful gesture or a pretty face, would feel like something the cat drug in. George was toying with the vague notion that maybe dancers shouldn’t be handicapped. But he didn’t get very far before another noise in his ear radio scattered his thoughts.
Explanation:
thesis for the earth on the turtles back
Answer: "The World on the Turtle's Back". This Native American story is a creation myth about two brothers who helped create humans, animals, and all other earth inhabitants. Creation myths are often defined as stories which explain how life and the universe began. In this excerpt, twins were born from their mother who then died during birth. The twins buried their mother, where she grew corn, beans, and squash. "And from her grave grew the plants which the people still use." (Page 28) The twins had tension between them and the right-handed twin was inferior to the other. "The right-handed twin was the one who did everything just as he should." (Page28) He always tried to do what was right. As for the left-handed twin, the "devious" one, he "never said what he meant or meant what he said", (Page 28) he was always lying and doing things he shouldn't be doing. The twins created balance though, which is what the world needs to sustain life. The Indians called them "the straight mind and the crooked mind". (Page 28) With their special powers and ability, the brothers created animals from Clay and brought them to life. "The right-handed twin made the deer, and the left-handed twin made the mountain lion which kills the deer. But the right-handed twin there would always be more deer than mountain lions." (Page 30) The brothers then made more animals, and the right-handed twin created all delicious fruit and berries for the animals he had created, but the left-handed twin made poisonous plants and roots, as well as medicines "for good and for evil". (Page 30) The right-handed twin also created man, his "favorite creatures." (Page 30) Due to the tension building between the two brothers, they decided to battle one another in a lacrosse match, a Native American game played by two teams. The twins played vigorously all day and "the game was done. And neither had won.
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How would you define "Circle of Control"? 2 sentences minimum required.
Your answer
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence using the word given.
Answer:
1. If you happened to go to the shops, could you buy me some toothpaste?
2. They'll return his money as long as he has the original receipt.
3. We won't be able to go to Paris unless we have enough money.
4. If only we had gone to the party yesterday.
5. You'll be able to contact her any time in case you need her help.
Explanation:
1. If you happened to go to the shops, could you buy me some toothpaste?
In this sentence, "happened" is used to mean the same intention of asking for help.
2. They'll return his money as long as he has the original receipt.
The use of the phrase "as long as" presents a valid reason for why or how the refund will be given, which is the same as "but only if".
3. We won't be able to go to Paris unless we have enough money.
"Unless" is and can be used to mean the same as "if" for it presents a condition for a successful 'action/result'.
4. If only we had gone to the party yesterday.
Using "if only" in the sentence presents the same feeling of regret in "what a shame".
5. You'll be able to contact her any time in case you need her help.
The use of the phrase "in case" presents the same intention of a need and replaced the word "because".
in which part of Nepal is Myagdi District
Which sentence best represents the complicating incident in "R.M.S. Titanic"?
"But far below, in the warren of passages on the starboard side forward, in the forward holds and boiler rooms, men could see that the Titanic’s hurt was mortal."
"Out of the dark she came, a vast, dim, white, monstrous shape, directly in the Titanic's path."
"In the crow’s-nest, lookout Frederick Fleet and his partner, Leigh, gazed down at the water, still and unruffled in the dim, starlit darkness."
"The White Star liner Titanic, largest ship the world had ever known, sailed from Southampton on her maiden voyage to New York on April 10, 1912."
Answer:
the first one
Explanation:
What quest was the knight sent on by Queen Guinevere?
Match the story detail to the person whose perspective it could be from.
Rosa
Edmund
Sonny needs to hear about another boy who has a
1.stepfather, they might become friends.
Thinking about Joe after the funeral and looking into the
2.clouds, remembering him.
3. Sonny is not sure about who his father is; I will help him.
4.It is hard to tell people that friends have died, especially the
details.
Sonny
Joe
Edmund
Rosa
Answer:
The answers are 1 Edmund, 2 SONNY, 3 JOE, 4 ROSA
Explanation:
Sonny needs to hear about another boy who has a
1.stepfather, they might become friends. EDMUND
Thinking about Joe after the funeral and looking into the
2.clouds, remembering him. SONNY
3. Sonny is not sure about who his father is; I will help him. JOE
4.It is hard to tell people that friends have died, especially the
details. ROSE
Sonny 2
Joe 3
Edmund 1
Rosa 4
Find the subject(WILL BIVE BRAINLIEST TO FAST AND BEST ANSWER)
The magazine publisher choose bob picture for this months cover.
Answer:
The subject is he was a good citizien
Explanation:
Can someone give me a summary of the article “Choosing a warning laber for human DNA”
Answer:
human dna is important to learn about as it is esential to learn aboud gene expression and how each pyrimideines and puriens work togethr to create such a iteicuate molecile
Explanation:
The answer to this question please
Answer:
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Explanation:
6.
In the fourth paragraph, Shamengwa's decision to place his awards "on a triangular scrap of shelf high in one corner of his house suggests that he
Answer:
The fact that he placed his awards on a triangular scrap suggests that he no longer placed much value on them
Explanation:
Shamengwa is a fiddle (or a violin player) who is partially challenged in one arm. He is described as an old man, a granduncle who has had his fair share of years.
Though he and his music are popular because they are emotive, the narrator states that he is seldom invited to popular jigs. His music was doubled-edged. It made people happy as much as it made them cry. Because of this, he wasn't wanted at every party. Parties were for dancing and happiness. He had a maverick way of expressing his soul through the violin.
His popularity has earned him a reasonable amount of awards, the kinds that were more Class B in nature. His awards meant little to him. To him, they were relics of the past. He'd rather have his grandniece play with them than have them properly kept or taken care of.
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