The question above wants to assess your ability to paraphrase a text. For that reason, I can't paraphrase it for you, but I'll show you how to do one.
First, you need to understand that "paraphrase" is the term that refers to a text that has been rewritten with the same meaning, but changing the words.
In this case, you must paraphrase the text as follows:
Read the text and understand the message it conveys.Rewrite this text, keeping this message, but using other words that are more modern but that maintain the formal nature of the text.You can use synonyms, which are different words with the same meaning.Regarding “The Yellow Wallpaper,” we can make an association between the text and the main character of the book.
This is because this character is prevented from performing any activity and is left locked in a room where she has no contact with anything and anyone. The lack of activities leaves this woman with a very fragile psychological condition and unable to develop herself.
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Pls helpppp!!! It's due tonight :( I'll give brainliest and 50 points ((Need help writing the paragraph!)) (Pls only real answers if its a fake one I'll report :.] ) (Counterclaim Paragraph)
(Number of sentences and what they should include)
1) Acknowledge your opponent’s first potential argument
2) State your disagreement.
3) Prove your disagreement with specific evidence that counter’s your opponents.
4) Acknowledge your opponent’s second potential argument
5) State your disagreement.
6) Prove your disagreement with specific evidence that counter’s your opponents.
7) Concluding sentence that closes the counter-arguments and acknowledges your thesis.
My claim is Public transit should be free for city residents
So my counterclaim is Public transportation shouldn't be free (pls answer this one)
Answer:
I see my counterpart's argument and I agree to some extent. When bringing up this topic you also have to bring up the dangers of it as well. My counterpart mentioned how much easier it would be for teens and children whose school bus doesn't have a solid bus route or safe bus stops but, now with all the kidnapping and assault cases recently, I wouldn't feel comfortable hearing a 10-year-old girl on a 40 minute to an hour and a half bus ride by herself let along doing it myself as a teenage girl. In my counterpart's secondary argument they stated that people who are struggling financially deserve to be able to. Once again I agree to some extent but, many people are not only struggling financially but with addiction and bad habits as well. Let's take a man ( like in the example you gave ) in his min the to late '30s if he was on a bus with children and teens of young ages noticeably intoxicated would you or would you not be extremely worried? The point I am trying to make is yes, some people deserve to have free public transportation but in today's world with all the sick and twisted people we have, not everyone should
Explanation:
I hope this is good and works for you. Sorry, if it isn't! So I just realized why it shouldn't be free to all......I'll try to rewrite it
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Answer:
Imagery language is Descriptive language that appeals to the readers senses.
Explanation:
It describes things like touch, smell, sight, and sound.
I've often noticed imagery being used in fantasy books.
if im wrong, please forgive me. Haven't been to school in a while, so the old brain is rusty.
Answer:
Explanation:
1 one
Tracy and her colleague are flying to Shanghai on an Airbus A380 and it _1 _ (depart) from Beijing at 14.55 on Friday, 3 October
Answer:
at 2:55pm?
Explanation:
I think that's what you're looking for.
counterclaim for the secret to raising smart kids
Please help this is like an actual question- Lol
A counterclaim
➼ starts an argument
➼ disagrees with a position
➼ agrees with the evidence
➼ ends a discussion
Answer:
B
Explanation:
A counterclaim disagrees with a position
Answer:
hmm is that a question or any giveway
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Which of the following is the Person vs Society conflict that Lizabeth experiences?
Group of answer choices
None of these
she torments Miss Lottie
her world is falling apart and she feels the need to strike out and then regrets it
she faces the poverty and prejudice
Answer: third option
Explanation:
How does fear drive action for teenagers? For younger children?For adults
Answer:
Teenagers are more impulsive than adults and small children because their brains process information quicker than any other age group. Teenagers are impulsive when faced with a threatening situation because they have not learned how to avoid dangerous situations.
Explanation:
Hope this helps.
The fear drive action for teenagers because teenage brain gets affected very easily is them two sensitive.
What is teenagers?The term “teenager” refers to the person's age relying on the age range between 13 and 19 years old. A teenager is also called a teen. If you don't say teenager, you're an adult at the age of 19. Teenagers are developing a process to childhood.
Teenagers are more self-generated than adults and small youngsters because their brainpowers process aggregation faster than any other age grouping. Teenagers are self-generated when confronted with a endangering condition because they have not memorized how to avoid serious situations.
As a significance of the fear drive action for teenagers are the aforementioned.
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plant adaptations always happen quickly is ( true or false)
Answer:
false
Explanation:
evolution happens slowly
Answer:
False
Explanation:
It truly depends on the type of plant; you wont always have it happen quickly because its dependent on the type of plant.
So no! It doesnt always happen quickly.
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He spent all his money. He even borrowed some from his grandparents. A. Hardly had he borrowed some money from his grandparents when he spent it all. B. Not only did he spent all his money but he also borrowed some from his grandparents. C. As soon as he borrowed some money from his grandparents, he spent it all at once. D. Not only did he spend all his money but he borrowed some from his grandparents as well.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
Is there always someone or something to blame, or are some things truly inevitable?
Answer: I like to think there is always something going on on the universe that we can blame for a bad day or a bad coffee.
Explanation:
But no one really knows if it is inevitable if there is someone or something really controlling our lives.
help pls . which of the following statements is an opinion?
Answer:
Bananas are the best fruit
Explanation:
While not factual, it is a personal opinion on a fruit. A counter example would be - Bananas are the worst fruit. It depends on the person which means it is a opinion
Answer:
D: Bananas are the best fruit in the world.
Explanation: The word best is what someone would think of bananas. Others would think otherwise depending on how they feel about bananas. Therefore bananas are the best fruit in the world is an opinion
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PLEASE HELP ME Which of the following sentences is written in in Standard English with a formal, objective tone?
A. The years of rejection caused Jane to go crazier than a bag of kittens.
B. It is my conclusion that the years of rejection caused Jane to go insane.
C. It is my conclusion that the years of rejection caused Jane to go crazier than a bag of kittens.
D. The years of rejection caused Jane to go insane.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
Answer:C
Explanation:
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Write 4-5 sentences about this image.
Answer this riddle:
What is water but has a fizzy taste?
What is clear, but tastefull?
What has taste, but is considered water?
What is it, that when you drink it, you have a fizzy taste in your throat?
Answer:
Is it the sparkling water that you get at walmart
Visual features in a text______ information graphically. for the guided notes
Answer:
cno
Explanation:
Can you think of any other instances in which conformity would be a good thing
Answer:
“By being conformist, we copy the things that are popular in the world. And those things are often good and useful.” For example, most people don't understand how germs can cause disease – but they know they should wash their hands after using the bathroom.Jul 28, 2015
Explanation:
Six teachers sat down for lunch at the round table in the faculty room. Ms. Bailey sat between the science teacher and the math teacher. Mr. Vollert, the math teacher, sat between the music teacher and Ms. Bailey. The ELA teacher sat next to the science teacher. The science teacher sat between the Spanish teacher and Mrs. Strain. Mr. Holman isn't a writer. Mrs. Karels cannot carry a tune, but she sat between Ms. Merridy and Mrs. Strain, one of which is very musical.
Directions: Use the diagram to the right to figure out where each teacher sat at the faculty room table. Write their name and what subject they teach on the correct chair. Use the bottom of this page to brainstorm!
Answer:
Mis.Karels
Explanation:
Well I just read the problom a cople of times and I found the answer.
Answer:
Ms. Bailey is the Spanish teacher.
Mr. Vollert is the Math teacher.
Ms. Merridy is the Music teacher.
Mr. Holman is the Science teacher.
Mrs. Strain is the ELA teacher.
Mrs. Karels has no specified subject.
The Seating Chart would look as such:
Mrs. Bailey (Spanish)
Mr. Vollert (Math) Mr. Holman (Science)
Ms. Merridy (Music) Mrs. Strain (ELA)
Mrs. Karels (No subject)
Explanation:
We are told from the very beginning that Mr. Vollert is the Math teacher. Therefore none of the other teachers can teach math. We know that Mrs. Bailey sits beside the science teacher and Mr. Vollert (Math). Mr. Vollert (Math) sits beside Mrs. Bailey and the music teacher. Therefore, Mrs. Bailey can be neither the music teacher nor the science teacher. The ELA teacher sits beside the Science teacher. The Science teacher sits between the Spanish teacher and Mrs. Strain. Meaning Mrs. Strain cannot be the Spanish teacher, so she has to be the ELA teacher. Mr. Holman isn't a writer, which means he doesn't teach ELA. Mrs. Karels cannot carry a tune, meaning she doesn't teach Music. Mrs. Karels sits between Ms. Merridy and Mrs. Strain (ELA), and one of them can carry a tune. That person has to be Ms. Merridy (Music) because Mrs. Strain already has a subject assigned to her. Now we have two teachers left, Mr. Holman and Mrs. Karels, one of which teaches Science and the other has an unspecified subject. Ms. Karels can't teach Science because the Science teacher sits between Mrs. Strain (ELA) and Mrs. Bailey (Spanish) and Ms. Karels sits between Mrs. Strain (ELA) and Ms. Merridy (Music), therefore the Science teacher is Mr. Holman (Science).
What are two differences in how the time line and speech provide information about Malala?
Answer:
Usually, timelines are made from an objective point of view for a person, although the timeline can tell the readers the achievement of a certain person, the decision of what kind of person s/he is up to the watcher's judgment. However, speech about Malala Yousafzai is from a person who has a real life experience connection with that person. So, speeches directly show us what kind of person Malala was to them. and I think those are the differences.
Explanation:
I love Malala Yousafzi
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Help please fast like really fast
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
The short passage is mainly talking about how homework is important for students. No where in the passage does it talk about helping the teachers or parents.
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Which of the parts of the following sentence contains the adverb phrase?
After the midnight showing of Jaws, I was too amped up to go to sleep.
Question 3 options:
After the midnight showing of Jaws
I was too amped
up to go
to sleep.
Answer:
After the midnight show of jaws
Explanation:
Sentence contains words such as "After" and "Midnight".
What is plot?
1. the major problem in a story
2. the order in which events occur in a story
3. the events that make up a story
4. the main character in a story
Answer:
3
Explanation:
the events or the problems that make up the story
Answer:
the answer is a
Explanation:
if you have a plot that is a problem in the story
Help, do You help me whit an english job? I'm from spain
Answer:
Sometimes I Have a shower after school
Dogs are usually friendly
Chris never watches TV in the morning
Martin hardly ever finishes his homework
Nicole is always on the phone
Now do ctrl + c and ctrl + v
1.What do you think is the cartoonist opinion on this issue?
2.What other opinion can you imagine that other person may have on this issue?
3.Did you find this Cartoon persuasive?Why or Why not?
Answer:
1.sharing
2.Another opinion is that not only is the ownership of guns not responsible for the countless deaths referred to in the cartoon, but it is also a very likely solution to the problem by providing common Americans with a means to defend themselves.
Explanation:
sorry I don't know 3 I'm philippines
identify the pattern of the following sentence during the war many people lost their homes
Answer:
Explanation:
During war functions as adverb, many people is subject, lost is verb, their homes is the direct object.
Imagine that Mr John, after meeting the narrator for the Second time, writes his diary. What would be the possible diary entry?
Plz give the answer, anyone
Diary entry:
26th February, 2019
Saturday
11 AM
Dear Diary,
Last summer, I went to Pittsburgh for a business purpose. As soon as I got into the train and settled down, I noticed someone familiar. It was John A. Pescud. I was both shocked and surprised as I had not seen him since years.
I was curious about knowing, where was he all this time. So, we met and he told me about his past. How he got married after a long love story with a girl who was much richer than him. After I got down, I was contemplative about the story, whether was it a hoax or truth?
With love,
Henry.
High School
Using the questions below, write a paragraph (7-8 sentences in length) that answers the following questions:
Answer:
Please elaborate more your question so I can give you an accurate.
Explanation:
What lesson did Athena teach Arachne? Be sure to use RACE!
Answer:
Athena taught Arachne that it is not proper to brag about your talents when she challenged her to a weaving contest after Arachne had been bragging about her skill and how she could win against Athena. She also taught her a lesson not to be rude when Arachne created a weaving of the Gods and Goddesses on Mount Olympus drunk, stumbling, and messing things up. Athena was so furious with this that she said "If you want to weave, go ahead and weave!" and turned Arachne into a small spider. Arachne means spider, and that is why we call spiders arachnids today.
Explanation:
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Find the volume of the cube that measures 3.14 inches by 3.14 inches by 3.14 inches.
The volume of the cube is___
Answer:
Volume=a^3
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What is a theme from "A Rough and Rugged Road?"
Answer:
In the informational text “A Rough and Rugged Road,” Libby Wilson discusses the life and accomplishments of the prominent African American businesswoman, Maggie L. Walker. As we read, we will be discussing the themes of Resilience & Success and Social Change & Revolution as they relate to the text.
Explanation:
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I have trouble Identifying conflict...
Which of the following conflicts in “Poor Fish” is the most important—individual vs. self, individual vs. another, individual vs. society, or individual vs. nature? Do you think the author was successful in exploring that conflict? Why? Support your answer with details and possibly direct quotes from the story.
Answer: individual vs self
Explanation: (thAts all I know at this moment)