imagine yourself as a jury member would you have reach the same verdict?
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Answer:

It Does Depend About What Its On...Me Being A A Jury Like In That Spot No, No I Would Have Not.

Explanation:

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scramble the word yeamioj. if done correctly there should be a sentence. what is it?

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How is the Fall Of The House Of Usher" a Gothic tale?

Which details from “Rip Van Winkle” reflect characteristics of an American mythology?

Select the two correct answers.


Rip Van Winkle spends an evening with strange fellows he meets in the mountains and wakes up to find he has been asleep for twenty years.

The Catskill mountain setting is depicted as both magical and representative of young America’s infinite possibilities.

Rip Van Winkle transforms from a weak to a strong character after an encounter with a mysterious stranger he meets while hunting with his dog.

The main message of the story is that the struggle for freedom and self-determination may not always be worth the effort.

Plight means:
O a dangerous, difficult, or otherwise unfortunate situation
O a bad day
O being carefree
connected

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Write 4-5 sentences about this image.

If we meet at 9:30, we (have) _________________plenty of time.

Which is the best explanation for why Neiterkob is called the “Beginner of the Earth”?

Neiterkob keeps Enkai happy.
Neiterkob saves the cattle by creating a giant tree to shade them from the volcano.
Neiterkob is the connection between the tribe and the sky god.
Neiterkob cuts down the giant fig tree to keep the cattle on the earth.

why young people can relate to his message

Today's word: "GUARD"

1. I responded ........ to his offer to work together as I had heard he did not always finish his projects on time.

2. The child must be supervised by a parent or ........ at all times in the play area.

3. The security firm left the building ........as it wasn't seen as being at risk.
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Easy points.
how can your teachers help you become a better student.

who was present at Jesus baptism? A.john the Baptist B.the Trinity C. some Jews D.all of the above​

you are a teenager participating to a writing contest short and scary writing contest write a short story that will be published

After one of the kidnappers shot Dex with a
melder, Sophie

Keeper of the lost cities

I need help I’m stuck on this question

What time ..... (the banks/ close) hear?

explain and Write the difference between power and Authority​

The man was relieved to see a rescue team arrive.

Which sentence from the passage best supports the idea that this is not a pleaiosaur? the mystery of the lock ness by Lauren Mitchell

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Item 16
(The passage below is a draft.)

(1) In September 2018, an amazing spectacle took place in the skies above Olympic National Park: blindfolded, sedated mountain goats hovered in the air, suspended in harnesses from a helicopter. (2) After the helicopter set the goats down, veterinarians examined and tagged them. (3) A truck then transported the goats 180 miles away to North Cascades National Park. (4) Once there, helicopters again lifted the goats, this time in crates, into the mountains to be set free. (5) In this way, wildlife officials caught 114 goats in the first phase of the Mountain Goat Management Plan, but they ultimately will have relocated 90 percent of the 700 goats from the Olympics to the North Cascades. (6) This removal process may be complicated, but it is necessary.

(7) Park officials cited several reasons why the goats had to go. (8) First, goats are not indigenous to the region; the area began to be advertised as a vacation destination in the early twentieth century. (9) Since then, the goat population has flourished and could reach 1,500 by 2028. (10) Park officials also worry about the goats’ deleterious habits of damaging vegetation and causing erosion. (11) In the 1980s, a brief attempt to relocate the goats was met with public outcry.

(12) However, safety concerns were the most pressing reason for the goats’ removal. (13) With few salt licks in the Olympics, the goats turn to another source: humans. (14) Salt in human sweat is a goat magnet; worse still, some thoughtless and irresponsible people feed the goats directly. (15) Once accustomed to people, goats become aggressive in their pursuit of food. (16) After a goat injured a hiker in 2010, officials began formulating plans for the goats’ removal.

(17) The North Cascades were the ideal spot to resettle the goats. (18) As goats are native to the region, the habitat is better suited to their grazing habits. (19) Resettled in the remote parts of the park, where salt licks are plentiful and hikers are scarce, the goats will likely regain their natural wariness of people. (20) Additionally, an influx of goats to the park will boost the decreasing native population and introduce more genetic diversity.

The writer is considering deleting the underlined text in sentence 14 (reproduced below).

Salt in human sweat is a goat magnet; worse still, some thoughtless and irresponsible people feed the goats directly.

Should the writer keep or delete the underlined text?


Keep it, because it makes the argument more persuasive by including language that increases the emotional engagement of the audience.

Answer A: Keep it, because it makes the argument more persuasive by including language that increases the emotional engagement of the audience.
A

Keep it, because it clarifies the point the writer is making by explaining which people are at the greatest risk of being hurt by the goats.

Answer B: Keep it, because it clarifies the point the writer is making by explaining which people are at the greatest risk of being hurt by the goats.
B

Keep it, because it encourages the audience to identify with the park officials who work to solve the problem rather than the park visitors who make the problem worse.

Answer C: Keep it, because it encourages the audience to identify with the park officials who work to solve the problem rather than the park visitors who make the problem worse.
C

Delete it, because it distracts from the writer’s purpose of emphasizing human safety concerns by using language that focuses blame on human visitors to the park.

Answer D: Delete it, because it distracts from the writer’s purpose of emphasizing human safety concerns by using language that focuses blame on human visitors to the park.
D

Delete it, because it contradicts the writer’s claim in sentence 15 that goats behave differently after they are accustomed to human contact.

What do you think of Hulga's conviction that intelligence and education are incompatible with religious faith?

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Why do you think Gates said he could never again look Mr. Wilson in the eye?

How does the author's use of the underlined words
create meaning?

- The Story of the Fisherman,"
Andrew Lange
The imagery explains why the fisherman is poor.
The imagery explains why the fisherman is
distraught
The imagery explains why the fisherman is lucky
The imagery explains why the fisherman is alone.

1. Once you have tried a new food, the mystery is gone, and you must look for a new food to test out.
A. no change
B. you then looked
C. one must look
D.one then looks​

in the girl who smiled beads, is there any example where Clemantine shows a dissociative reaction in chapters 2 or 4? The one on page 59 doesn't count. ​

Which word is in the incorrect tense?

Remembering the Anglo-Saxon influence on the story, how does it say the ‘slave’ survived? (Include line numbers with your answer)

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What kind of irony is shown when Philip Malloy ask ms Narwin for extra help, nothing but the truth WILL GIVE Brainiest

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Which supporting detail from the passage would be most important to include in a summary?
Until the 1800s, there was no such thing as standard time. Each local town had its own time, based on the position of the sun over the town. Times often differed between towns that were only a short distance apart. In the United States, for instance, there were over 300 different time systems

Why did this change? Railroads. With so many different times, it was impossible for people to know when to catch the train Accidents even resulted sometimes, when operators of trains using the same track had different times on their clocks. So, to make train travel possible, the world was divided into time zones, and times were standardized

A. Until the 1800s, there was no such thing as standard time


B. Accidents even resulted sometimes, operations of trains using the same track had different times on their clock


C. Times often differed between towns that were only a short distant apart


D. In the United States, for instances, there were over 300 different times systems.