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Answer:

1. I was doing my homework.

2.It was raining.

3.I sent a text message

4.I wore pajamas.

5.My friends went to school.

6. I ate my breakfast

Transform the following:

Ex. Beethoven is my dog.

Beethoven is not/isn’t my dog.



1. The children are awake.

2. The dog eats the bone.

3. The grass grew tall.

What were some of Maya Angelou’s purposes in writing I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings? Check all that apply.

to tell about her childhood
to prompt readers to think about what growing up as an African American girl in poverty was like
to convince readers to move to Stamps, Arkansas
to explain why it is important for people to own general stores
to honor an important woman in her life

The doctor won many awards for her ilustrieous achievements in medicine.

A. elustrious

B. illustrous
C. illustrious

D. No change is needed.

26. Which audience would require you to use the most formal tone, If you're delivering a rhetorical speech?
O a kindergarten class
a group of your peers
a mob of disgruntled citizens
your town's city council

It let loose the judgment i had suspended upon their clothes, el
my mind and for a moment I felt that I had built the Time Machine in vain.
What plot event best illustrates the difference between the narrator's expectations and the reality?
OA.
The inhabitants give the narrator a beautiful flower chain.
OB. The inhabitants lead the narrator to a building.
Ос.
The inhabitants seem friendly.
OD
The inhabitants seem childlike.
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Read the passage below and choose the sentence that is irrelevant to the topic sentence. The topic sentence appears in boldface.
Reality television shows have become a normal part of American viewing in the 21st century. The plots of these shows range from talent
searches to simply following the day-to-day activities of certain individuals and their families. It is no wonder, then, that now there exist celebrities
who are famous for being, well, famous. A question that is often on viewers' minds, however, is whether the show they are viewing is in fact real or
scripted or a mixture of both. Although we may never know for certain what is "real" and what is not, it is certain that Americans continue to love and
follow the public lives of some very flamboyant people! I, for one, do not care for reality television.
O Reality television shows have become a normal part of American viewing in the 21st century.
O I, for one, do not care for reality television.
Although we may never know for certain what is "real" and what is not, it is certain that Americans continue to love and follow the public
lives of some very flamboyant people!
O The plots of these shows range from talent searches to simply following day-to-day activities of certain individuals and their families.

More than five million dollars (have,has) already been spent in this political campaign. The correct answer to complete the sentence is

find the verbs :
we were eating dinner when the lights went out​

In what way do the natural elements characterize Gawain’s fate on his ride to the Green Knight’s chapel (ll. 2003-2005)?

what does it mean technique???

how many months are there in a year?what are they?​

Hi! ❤️ I'm looking for some proficient actually (accurate) responses. depending on the responses ill probably give brainliest to the most accurate one.

Sasha is writing a paper for her science class. Which sentence is most appropriate for her paper?
A.
Some primates, including gorillas, can learn sign language as a way to communicate with humans.
B.
When you go to your zoo in your town, you can see lots of people looking at the funny monkeys.
C.
Monkeys are so like people because they always take really good care of their babies and stuff.
D.
These monkeys are crazy smart and know how to trick us into doing whatever they want us to do.

A good thesis statement
Must That the essay will defend with evidence and examples

Flash photography can fade the colors in a work of art. A. True B. False

100 Examples of figurative language in Walk Two Moons (with page numbers please)

The entire project just _____due to our mistake. A.blew up. B.blown up. C.blowed up. D.blow up

Can someone help me write a apology letter to my mom on disrespect

A paragraph

change the verb form active to passive verbs. 4. Edison invented thew light bulb​

Transform the following:

Ex. Millions of people read the magazine.

The magazine is read by millions of people.

1. Mary cleans the rooms every day.

Answer:___________________________________________.

2. Someone writes an article every day.

Answer: __________________________________________.

3. Someone has already cleaned the window.

Answer: __________________________________________.

4. Somebody was cleaning the room when I arrived.

Answer:

9. What is true of the introductory paragraph? A. ends with the thesis. B. introduces the big idea of the essay C. starts with a hook D. all of these​

revisions which a minute will reverse.
Which words best indicate that Prufrock feels uncertain?
turn back, revisions, reverse
time, descend, asserted
disturb, universe, minute
modest, simple, thin


It's A!!! 2021

28. What is one common theme of the Fireside Poets' works?
Orighteous indignation
O nobility of nature
O wisdom of age
uselessness of nature

Which sentence from the passage is an example of an opinion disguised as a fact?

Select one:

a.
If you're like most Americans, it's been a while. (paragraph 1)


b.
Postal service in the United States dates back to 1775 . . . (paragraph 2)


c.
Deliveries took weeks, if not months. (paragraph 2)


d.
Since 2007, the total volume of all mail has dropped 25 percent . . . (paragraph 6)

Which of the following is not a group role?
task role
b. social role
research role
d. individual role

Mr. Jingles, the evil teacher, assigns us work daily and expects it on his
desk by six the next morning! *
*

WILL. GIVE. BRAINLIEST.

explain briefly about passive voice?​

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST PLEASE ANSWER QUICK

1. Which word best describes the tone of the last paragraph?
Group of answer choices
Furious
Afraid
Resolved
Hopeful

2. Why does the writer use the maxim, "Honesty is the best policy," in the conclusion of this excerpt?
Group of answer choices
To demonstrate that he will honor the country's existing engagements because of his own values
To remind his audience that he is someone they can trust and turn to in difficult times
To distract from the counterclaim that other countries are in need of assistance
To emphasize the importance of strong moral character in the face of opposition

3. In the second sentence of paragraph 1 (reproduced below), the writer is considering deleting the bolded text, adjusting the punctuation as necessary.

Sympathy for the favorite nation, facilitating the illusion of an imaginary common interest in cases where no real common interest exists, and infusing into one the enmities of the other, betrays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter without adequate inducement or justification.

Should the writer keep or delete the bolded text?
Group of answer choices
Keep it, because it emphasizes the writer's claim that there should be sympathy for these favorite nations.
Keep it, because it clarifies the writer's key point that these common interests perceived by the nations are delusionary.
Delete it, because it contradicts the writer's overall argument which is developed later in the speech.
Delete it, because it simply repeats the meaning contained in the clauses which follow in the same sentence.

4. In the fourth paragraph, which sentence signals a tone shift?
Group of answer choices
"So far as we have already formed engagements, let them be fulfilled with perfect good faith."
"Here let us stop."
"Europe has a set of primary interests which to us have none; or a very remote relation."
"Hence she must be engaged in frequent controversies, the causes of which are essentially foreign to our concerns."

5. Which rhetorical device does the author employ to connect with his audience so that they can relate to and internalize his argument?
Group of answer choices
Extended metaphors
Historical allusions
Descriptive adjectives
Personal pronouns

6. What is the relationship between paragraphs four and seven in the excerpt?
Group of answer choices
Paragraph seven presents an exception to the assertion developed in paragraph four.
Both paragraphs establish the character of the nation and its commitments.
Paragraph four asserts an idea with examples while paragraph seven simply states the idea.
Both paragraphs develop an extended metaphor through references to foreign countries.

7. Which rhetorical strategy does the author adopt in paragraph one?
Group of answer choices
He begins with a tone shift followed by commentary contrary to his claim.
He clarifies his claim by recognizing a condition of carrying out his position.
He asserts his claim followed by a list of examples illustrating his claim.
He lists examples and then asserts his position in a declarative statement.


8. In paragraph two, the author describes one type of nation as a "satellite" to another to
Group of answer choices
depict the nation that looks out for others that are less able as admirable and significant
validate the need for the protection that foreign alliances can provide for some countries
describe the complicated yet productive relationship of countries with alliances
characterize the unequal partnership that results from alliances with other countries

9. Which of the following sentences, if placed before sentence 1, would best orient the audience and provide an engaging introduction to the topic of the paragraph?
Group of answer choices
Those who study the art of argumentation understand that dogma is the enemy of an effective line of reasoning.
Argumentation is an advanced skill that ought to be taught only to those who are serious about their studies.
Understanding argumentation and how it works can help you influence others and communicate effectively.
Few who engage in debate consider a different kind of alphabet, which can be a helpful tool in organizing an argument.

Identify the cause-and-effect relationships by matching causes on the left with effects on the right
The child did not wipe his feet.
The food burned.
The stove burner was too high
Muddy tracks are all over the carpet.
The library books were overdue.
A fine had to be paid.
You did not eat breakfast.
Your energy level was low.