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2. He is a student ______Le Loi Street. A. at B. in C. on D. from

The Planet VenusVenus is like Earth in many ways. It's the nearest planet to Earth. It's about the same distance from the sun, and it's about the same size. Because of these similarities, people used to think that Venus might be like Earth in other ways, too. Some thought it might have a similar atmosphere. Others wondered whether there was life on Venus.The Truth Is RevealedIn the 1960s, people learned the truth about Venus. It's not at all like Earth. It's covered with a thick layer of clouds that rain sulfuric acid. The acid is strong enough to dissolve metal. There's no water on Venus, and it's hot. The surface temperature reaches about 900 degrees Fahrenheit. That's hot enough to melt lead. The pressure on Venus is also intense. It's about 90 times the pressure on Earth.Mountains and CratersThe surface of Venus is covered with large mountains. Some are larger than any found on Earth. The planet's surface is also marked by hundreds of impact craters. These large holes are made by meteorites. Meteorites are rocks that travel through space and occasionally smash into the planet.1Select the correct answer.What would happen to a tin house if you built it on Venus?A.It would float away during a rainstorm.B.It would soon be hit by a meteorite.C.It would be destroyed by heat and acid.

Which line from Through the Looking-Glass reflects the rude, arrogant tone that Humpty Dumpty brings to the story

You'd better not drink that river water. It .................

i ate all my vegetables...carrots,peas and broccoli. where will the colon or semi colon go
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Which of these is a sentence fragment?
A.All they ate was bread.
B.When dessert came, they were starving.
C.The boy in the green and yellow suit.
D.We had guests for dinner one night.

Read the excerpt from an interview with Peter Drucker. Giving money is basically passive. In the parable of the good Samaritan, the important thing is that the Samaritan went back the next day, to make sure that the victim was treated well. He wasn’t just giving money; he was giving care. Lots of people give money; he gave care, he did something. Social entrepreneurs are not satisfied with just giving money. —"A Passion for Performance,” Philanthropy Magazine According to the excerpt, which is an example of how a social entrepreneur could gain satisfaction? by spending free time delivering meals to people who are confined to their homes by becoming a paying member of the city’s symphony orchestra by donating money when asked by the cashier at a checkout counter by contributing part of a paycheck to an employer’s campaign for medical research

1. What does this remind me of in real world?___
2. How is this movie similar to the things that happen in the real world?___
3. How is this different from things that happen in the real world??___
4. How did that part relate to the world around us?___
(thank you very much)​

How does absolute power corrupt the pigs in animal farm to cause them to break the principles of animalistic?

What types of media does this presentation use?

Which quotation BEST explains why Laertes feels Hamlet's interest in Ophelia will not last?

She is a shining star in that company.

O Metaphor

O Idiom

O Hyperbole

O Personification

O Simile

What does it mean, when using a phrase”it doesn’t pay to have many children”?

Read the article “Walking the Quechee Gorge”:

Walking is the best way to see the Quechee Gorge. The gorge is known as the Grand Canyon of Vermont. When glaciers were melting during the last ice age, the moving water dug away at the bedrock of this area. The result is the magnificent Quechee Gorge with the Ottauquechee River running through it. Walking around the gorge provides visitors with exercise options and different perspectives.

First of all, walking the hiking trails provides tourists with the opportunity to exercise. Hikers may choose to walk along the pathways at the top of the gorge, which is a mile long. They can enjoy the fall colors and the fresh scent of pine trees. Adventurous individuals may choose to walk to the bottom of the gorge. The gorge is 165 feet deep, but the gravel hiking trail takes visitors safely to the bottom. There, hikers can take a break and remove their shoes. They can wade in the shallow waters or sit on a rock to rest. Then they can climb back to the top of the gorge.

Walking around the Quechee Gorge provides options. There are so many things to see! The lengths of the trails are listed, so hikers can decide how far they would like to walk. Visitors can walk along the top of the bridge overlooking the gorge. The bridge has a separate section for pedestrians that is separated from the roadway by a safety fence. Other hikers can walk to the dam and waterfall at the head of the gorge. If tourists get tired, they can rest at the Quechee Gorge Visitor Center or enjoy a meal in the picnic area beside the gorge. Visitors get to choose their adventure.

Finally, the Quechee Gorge is a photographer's dream because there are so many different perspectives to enjoy. At the dam, photographers can capture the smooth line of water falling over the dam into the turbulent waterfalls below. The bridge offers a magnificent view of the length of the gorge. Some photographers may wish to capture the steel curves of the bridge itself. Hikers can take pictures from different spots along the trail, including a picture of the same bridge from the bottom of the gorge. The bumpy rocks at the bottom of the gorge contrast with the smooth, rushing water of the river. With such a wealth of perspectives, even beginning photographers will produce phenomenal pictures.

Indeed, the perspectives, options, and physical exercise available at Quechee Gorge make this natural wonder a mandatory stop for walkers of all ages.

Read the article “An Aerial View”:

The best way to see the Quechee Gorge is by taking a hot air balloon ride. The gorge is 165 feet deep, with the Ottauquechee River at the bottom. It was formed when glaciers melted during the last ice age and are known as Vermont's Grand Canyon. Taking a hot air balloon ride through the gorge is a unique group experience with unparalleled views—and that is only part of the tour!

Taking a ride in a hot air balloon is already a unique experience. Visitors watch as the pilot tests the air currents with a helium balloon and makes a flight plan. The balloon is laid out on the grass and filled with cool air. Then, the pilot turns on the burners, which heat the balloon's air and cause the balloon to rise. Each balloon carries up to four passengers in addition to the pilot. As a result, tourists can enjoy the experience as a private group. Once the hot air balloon is in the air, the skilled pilot puts it into the paths of different air currents. Since air currents change daily, every ride is unique.

The aerial views from the hot air balloon are unparalleled. The hot air balloon floats above the dam and waterfall. Passengers can see people lining the steel bridge over the gorge. Then the hot air balloon floats just above the river. This relaxing trip allows visitors to enjoy the rushing water and watch for wildlife in the forest. The pilot also takes the hot air balloon high into the sky. Tourists can see the nearby mountains. Since they are traveling in a hot air balloon, visitors are treated to a 360-degree view of their surroundings.

The Quechee Gorge is only part of the hot air balloon tour. Passengers also enjoy seeing covered bridges and farms. They can touch the leaves on the trees. The hot air balloon may even make a quick dip into the water! Visitors admire the beautiful villages of Vermont and take pictures of the picturesque countryside.

At the end of the tour, passengers will without a doubt say that a hot air balloon ride is the best way to see the Quechee Gorge.

What information does the reader learn from “An Aerial View” that is also included in “Walking the Quechee Gorge”?

Each balloon carries up to four passengers in addition to the pilot.
The gravel hiking trail takes visitors safely to the bottom of the gorge.
There is the Quechee Gorge Visitors Center that lets visitors rest.
Tourists stand on the top of the bridge over the Quechee Gorge.
WILL MARK BRAINLIEST

Choose the meaning of the *bolded* vocabulary word in each passage.
"But the Prince Prospero was happy and dauntless and *sagacious*."
O elated
O doubtful
O intelligent
O selective​

Type your self narrative

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place the commas 1. he walked all the way home and he took the long way.
2. They gave us coffee cheese and grapes.
3. Jill my sister shut the door behind us
4. "It would be helpful if you went with us "Sarah suggested
5. I really wanted cereal this morning but I didn't have any milk

Essay on fictional character that inspired me

4 Which comes first in the traditional order of an essay
A The
OB. The body
The thesis statement
OD Background information

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On page 122, Bissinger spends a few paragraphs explaining Ivory's isolation. Why does he
explain this trait in such detail?

If you were only allowed to play one sport, what would that sport be? and why? How did you get interested in it? Have you ever played the spot in a competition​

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"My friend Kyle struggles with sharing nicely."

What is the predicate of this sentence?



My friend Kyle


struggles with sharing nicely


sharing

6) Using the context clues, identify the meaning of the word as it is used in
the sentence.
Rather than passing on his inheritance to his sons as they had expected, Mr. Geribaldi
bequeathed all his money to charity.

VITIES rt-answer questions How is a society formed? ​

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Explain how integrity is a social construct, and how it is subjective.
(5 sentences)

What challenge does Coraline present to her other mother ?

What is one character trait that could be used to describe all of the guys in Ponyboy's gang?

What is a theme of the poem "The Tropics in New York" by Claude McKay?

Everyone should have a place of dignity and belonging in society.

Peace found in nature can sustain us in cities.

No matter the distance, home is always close to one’s heart.

Nature soothes the heart and calms the mind.
Question 2
Which detail from the poem best develops the theme identified in Part A?

“And dewy dawns, and mystical skies / In benediction over nun-like hills.”

“And tangerines and mangoes and grape fruit, / Fit for the highest prize at parish fairs”

“A wave of longing through my body swept, / And, hungry for the old, familiar ways”

“Set in the window, bringing memories / of fruit-trees laden by low-singing rills”