1. How does Prole life differ from the life of the Party members? Why is this the case? Cite specific
examples from the text.

Answer:The proles are superior to Party members, according to Winston, because the traditional way of life they lead stretches back a thousand years and has never been interfered with: marriage, children, work, and an endless physicality that passes down a way of life based on family and labor.

Explanation:

6. Why is it a good idea to avoid heavy carbs and sugars the morning of test?

Using evidence from both texts, what obstacles were in the way of people finding gold in California during the Gold Rush?

A Disillusionment and pain

B Seasickness and boredom

C Lack of law enforcement

D Traveling over land or sea and living in mining camps​

Shakespeare's vocabulary is...
A.not as big as many rappers' vocabularies
B.more complex than many rappers' vocabularies.
C.not as accessible as many rappers' vocabularies.
D.more creative than many rappers' vocabularies.

write "The bill includes service."into passive voice​

Which is the best summary of this part of antony’s speech?.

This poem is suppose to be a personification poem comparing but could anyone improve details or make it longer

The man walked across the ground waiting for the very found sound he waits and triumphs when it’s done for he had taken a flower gun the flower screams in pain and and fall petals revolving in metal bars

Based on this conversation, which can the reader expect from the plot!

1. The day to day progress of a western cattle drive

02. A serious conflict between Captain Billy and Red

03. More misadventures of the newcomer to the cattle drive

an historical account of life on the open range

.......the construction work on benson highway has finished, there will be much less traffic congestion.a: although b: whilec: because d: so that

Which definition of stagnant would best fi context of this passage?

Who is the villain of Much Ado About Nothing?

please answer this question!!!! (not asking a question) im dropping out.

HELP

Review the module writing prompt.

How have these two authors expressed their relationships with nature? After reading and analyzing "Calypso Borealis," an essay by John Muir, and William Wordsworth's poem "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud," write an essay in which you describe how each author views nature and answer the question. Support your discussion with evidence from the text.

Write an effective bridge of 2–4 sentences to connect your hook to your thesis statement. Write only the bridge for this question.

What makes helena's line "from these that my poor company detest" (3.2.463)
an example of dramatic irony?*

HELP WILL GIVE 100 PTS:
Which statement is an example of the author's use of logos in "The Dam nation of a Canyon" ?

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This question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.


Part A:


What characteristic of poetry is demonstrated in the poem, "Wild Blossoms," when the clouds exchange greetings?


A.

rhythm and rhyme


B.

personification


C.

assonance


D.

consonance


Part B:


How does your answer to part A help the reader picture the detail about clouds?


A.

The reader can visualize the way that the clouds move.


B.

The reader can hear the clouds talking.


C.

The reader can visualize the pictures that the clouds make in the sky.


D.

The reader thinks that the clouds are not important.

Read the excerpt from act 3, scene 1, of julius caesar. [caesar.] so in the world: 'tis furnished well with men, and men are flesh and blood, and apprehensive; yet in the number i do know but one that unassailable holds on his rank, unshaked of motion; and that i am he let me a little show it even in this— that i was constant cimber should be banished, and constant do remain to keep him so. what is the best summary of this monologue? caesar says that he will eventually release cimber from exile because "men are flesh and blood, and apprehensive," and he thinks that all men deserve forgiveness. caesar explains that we are all flesh and blood and also apprehensive. he does not know any man who cannot be moved by reason, except possibly one. caesar refuses to reverse cimber’s banishment. he says that, although the world is full of reasonable men, he is the only one who stands firm, and he will stick by his sentence to prove it. caesar explains that the world is full of men who are flesh and blood. they are capable of letting reason change their minds, and occasionally he is one of them who does change his mind. because cimber made a good argument, he will reverse his decision.

acrostic poem of the word "RESPECT" using the meaning of that word​

Which sentence states a fact?

A.The sitting U.S. president's airplane, Air Force One, is the most important symbol of the American government.

B. It costs over two hundred thousand dollars per hour to fly Air Force One, the official airplane of the President of the United States.

Part B
Remember that a character's perspective is his or her feelings toward something. Keeping this idea in mind, write a
150-word explanation of the perspective on the war that each of the main characters seems to have.

Test Your Understanding
Question 6 of 10
Read the following sentence.
I think the Slow Food movement started something like 20
years ago.
Where would this sentence most likely be used?
A. In a note to a friend
B. In a news article about the movement
C. In a business letter
D. On the movement's Web site

Can someone please help me? :(

ONLY THE SMARTEST PERSON CAN ANSWER THIS (Answer in Spanish pls):
Describe the profession you would like to have in the future. What do you need to do in order to have that profession? Why is that profession interesting to you? What are the advantages and disadvantages of that profession?

When the two girls at the drive-in say they recognize Dally as the

Greaser that jockeys for Slash J, Ponyboy states that he has heard that

same tone a million times: "Greaser. Greaser. Greaser. " What does this

reveal about Ponyboy's feelings towards the term Greaser?


Ponyboy feels pride in this label.


Ponyboy is frustrated that the girls recognize him as a Greaser.


Ponyboy is tired of the negative connotation associated with the term Greaser.


Ponyboy thinks others do not understand the meaning behind the term Greaser

We didn’t expect that ___________ would win first prize in the talent show. Choose the word or phrase that best completes the sentence. A) he and I B) he and me C) him and I Eliminate D) him and me

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.
. They decided to leave the cabin in the mountains because there was not enough
v there to get them through the
winter.
2. The
* appearance of his home contrasted with his easygoing personality.
3. The alchemist tried to
v the Iron into gold.
4. The town was so
* that no one had heard of It.
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why should i care about others and all of God's other creations?

How does the author present and connect ideas in
the text in creative ways to develop and support her thesis about society's
transformation from a Culture of Character to a Culture of Personality?
Summarize each part of the excerpt and then analyze its purpose and effect,
considering in particular how the opening anecdote about Dale Carnegie, the
examination of self-help books, and the closing word lists connect to the
thesis.

PART B: Select TWO details from the text that show Gordon Low's and the other men's different reactions to the dog.
A "They held him in the same awe in which they had held his master;" ( Paragraph 5)
B "Gordon Low laughed at the stories they were telling," ( Paragraph 10)
C "It is not safe to talk so of a demon dog." ( Paragraph 11)
D "That dog has a demon in him. He would eat you in the night." ( Paragraph 11) E "'Yes, it's mighty glad I'd be to own that hound!' he repeated." ( Paragraph 12) F "Low felt himself unaccountably frightened" ( Paragraph 15)

Source : THE WILD DOG OF CAUCOMGOMOC
by Charles Boardman Hawes

Write a letter to your friend describing the importance of english language in our life

Read this introduction and conclusion to a passage.

Introduction

The world faces a calamitous food crisis if we do not stop overfishing. According to the United Nations, about one billion people, mostly in developing countries, rely on fish as their primary source of animal protein. What will they do when the fish run out? That crisis could occur soon. While there will probably never be a time when we do not have fish, there could come a time when we no longer have enough fish. The cause of this fish shortage is overfishing. Overfishing occurs "when more fish are caught than the population can replace through natural reproduction," according to the World Wildlife Foundation. Once this occurs, the species is no longer "sustainable."

Conclusion

Overfishing is a complex problem. Governments and organizations are hard at work to try to figure out a solution. So, what can you do to help the situation? Be more aware of where the fish you eat originates. Is it farmed or caught in the wild? Find other sources of protein to eat. Work to expand areas where fishing is prohibited. Solving the problem of overfishing will not be easy, but we can all play a role.


What is the intended purpose of this section of the passage?


To educate the reader about the World Wildlife Foundation.

To persuade consumers to help stop overfishing.

To convince governments to stop supporting fishermen.

To encourage restaurant owners to stop serving fish.