That bluebird is scolding me like a child because I got so close to its nest.

Which of the following correctly describes this sentence?

It uses technical language.
It uses only literal language.
It uses figurative language.
It has a positive connotation.

Answer:

It uses figurative language.

Explanation:

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To what extent do you find Socrates point about human
tendency to confuse "shadows" with "reality" relevant
today? How does it relate to Fahrenheit 451?

how to tell if a story is a lyrics poem

Which of the following would best describe Mr. Bedford‘s personality?
. Impatient
. Compassionate
. dishonest
. Practical

Did you know that it is possible to survive natural disasters in your hometown? Although
many natural disasters seem to be impossible to survive, there are a few things that people
can do to increase their chances of surviving a natural disaster. People can survive natural
disasters by being prepared and staying aware. There are many reasons to support this. What is wrong with this paragraph?

Definition: This is a plan an author uses to effectively deliver the intended message in written work.
Example: Martin Luther King, Jr. used this for "I Have a Dream' in the use of figurative language to convince his audience of his vision of the future.
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Why does the author choose to begin Blue Bird's story in paragraph 2 with “so cruelly ended in a day”?

Don't say anything unless you (ask) for.

Q: Right form of verbs

Question 6
5 pts
Which of the following statements most accurately describes theme? (5 points)
A text can have only one theme.
The theme is about what readers learn.
Theme is the subject of the stops
Theme should be stated in a sentence.

Read the story and answer briefly the following :

1. Give two virtues that were exemplified by the father in the story and discuss how he acted them out.
2. Inspired by the son in the story, how should you decide and act in accordance with your best intentions and goals in life?


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Among the Navaho Indians was an initiation rite for young boys before they were accepted into the tribe as warriors. The moment a boy was between the ages 13 and 14, his father would take him to the jungle for his initiation. There would only be the two of them and they would bring nothing except the horse that they would be riding on. The forest is dense. Sometimes it is very hot in the jungle.

Then as night fell and as darkness descended, they were already there in the jungle. The father told the boy, “You have to pass this test my son or else I will be ashamed before our tribesmen. You will never be recognized as a grown-up man and, if you are not initiated, they will not make you a soldier.”

The boy could not do anything but obey his father. But you know he was trembling in fear. He could not complain as the father told him, “I will leave you now my son. There is no food, and there is no weapon for defense. Fend for yourself.” In that empty darkness, the father left the boy.

Now, the boy, alone, stayed there against a trunk of a big tree, shivering in a cold night, yet sweating beads of hot perspiration because of fear. Every rustle of the leaves made him tremble because it might be the movement of a snake. Every crack in the branch of a tree, within his mind, looked like a leopard ready to pounce on him. Every footstep might be the footstep of a lion ready to devour him. So he was not able to sleep for many hours. He was shivering there thinking “What kind of father is he? If he loves me, why does he conform to the laws of the tribe and leave me here to die? Why does he have to abandon me for the sake of his pride?” But then he could not even cry a complaint because he was afraid if he cried the wolves would come and tear him to pieces. He was even very careful with his breathing because his breathing might attract the snakes. But he was there. He could not even move because when he moved he was afraid it was not his movement. It might be something else. Finally, he was very sleepy and the poor boy fell asleep terrified with fear.

The morning came and the sun emerged from the mountain beyond the forest, casting resplendent beams like the illumination of the thousand diamonds reaching the earth. The streaks of light sparkling on the dewy leaves of the trees. The boy was speechless. Wondering how he survived the night as he beheld a glorious morning, in exultation, he shouted, “I am alive.” As his eyes wandered around, he realized there were no wolves, no tigers, no pythons. And as he looked farther, about 9 feet away from him, what did he see? All along his father was there guarding him with his bow and arrow and his hunting knife. In tears of joy he ran to his father, embraced him, and said, “Oh father, I thought you had abandoned me.” The father whispered, “No my son, I cannot do that because even when you were struggling in the night, I was there with my bow and arrow ready to attack any kind of wild animal that may come near you. How could I do that to you? Even when you were so afraid in the dark, I was there with my eyes searching through the darkness and intensely watching you there. I was always there!

Multiply that a million times and that is how God takes care of us even in our doubts and fears. Multiply that a million times and that is how God loves you and me. In return He only asks us to love others. He says, “If you love the very least of these, my brethren, you have loved me in return. “

Moral life must be considered not as a system of do’s and don’ts or as a reaction to a set of laws or commandments imposed from the outside, but as a dynamic process of becoming a person. A person who acts as a human being ought is virtuous. He acts with reason; he is in control; he directs his actions to the best ends to achieve his potential as a human being. A person who is truly human directs his actions by bringing into play four cardinal virtues and three theological virtues. Let us now look into the meaning of these virtues.

State the purpose of this excerpt in your own words. Then explain how the author's choice of details and text features support that main idea. Use specific examples from the passage to support your answer.

1. Last year, 1
(teach) at the high school.
2. She
(make) her grocery list.
3.
(you / work) yesterday?
4. Last week, Anthony
(take) some time off.
5. We
(not/ enjoy) the movie.
6.
(they / visit) their grandmother last summer?
7. My daughter
(do) her homework last night.
8. They
(use) their cellphones during class.
9.
(it / snow) yesterday?

Serafina and the Black Cloak

True or False: One big clue that leads serafina to believe that mr. throne is the man in the black cloak is that he has too many talents and seems too good to be true.

What type of sentence is, “Look at the calendar!” ?

Gold


Gold, a precious metal, is prized for two important characteristics. First of all, gold has a lustrous beauty that is resistant to corrosion. Therefore, it is suitable for jewelry, coins, and ornamental purposes. Gold never needs to be polished and will remain beautiful forever. For example, a Macedonian coin remains as untarnished today as the day it was made 25 centuries ago. Another important characteristic of gold is its usefulness to industry and science. For many years, it has been used in hundreds of industrial applications, such as photography and dentistry. The most recent use of gold is in astronauts' suits. Astronauts wear gold-plated heat shields for protection when they go outside spaceships in space. 'In conclusion, gold is treasured not only for its beauty but also for its utility. Writing Technique Questions
1. What is the topic of the paragraph?
2. What two main points does the writer make about the topic?
3. In which two sentences does the writer say that there are two main points?
4. What examples does the writer use to support each point?​

Write an introductory paragraph on the topic: the benefits of e learning

how does henry exercise his power in chapter four of lord of the flies

For which of the following reasons do you ask the five W questions while
reading?
A. To make it easier to study
B. To get a better understanding of the text
C. To figure out the author's main ideas
D. To take more effective notes

This poem, taken from the play As You Like It, is an example of an extended metaphor. Shakespeare takes the idea of life being a stage and people being actors on that stage (the metaphor) and extends the comparison throughout the poem. In the “Seven Wheels of Mankind” illustration (below), the artist makes a similar visual metaphor about age and our modes of travel. Make up your own metaphor about the cycle of life. Your metaphor can be a straight-forward paragraph explanation, a poem, or even a drawing. Use your imagination as you create your comparison.

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Q14 In Slaughterhouse Five, What theme does Vonnegut imply with Billy watching a World War 2 movie in reverse?

Select one:
a. Death is but a door; time is but a window.
b. Time is on my side. Yes, it is.
c. War should be rewound and never occur.
d. War should be rewound and relived again.

Which of the following sentences shows the correct use of commas in a series?
O The hikers passed by ancient coast redwood trees great valleys, and massive boulders.
O People love to hike mountain bike, rock climb and ride horses, in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
The mountain meadow overflowed with wildflowers in shades of yellow, blue, and purple.
O Foxes, coyotes, and bobcats, are some of the predators that inhabit the forest.

What would it mean for you to see things in a new light?

Explain why your brother/ sister is unable to come ​

4.
Choose the option that makes the sentence correct.
Michelangelo, an artist of the Italian Renaissance, was born in Caprese in 1475 he became
an apprentice when he was a teenager.
O The sentence is correct.
O 1475, and he
O 1475, but he
O 1475, so he

Choose the set of words that all have the
long "a" sound.
a

A. passes, caused, swarm, fastest

B. after, appear, contact, around

C. hazy, behave, traced,
formation

D. scan, solar, farther, astronomer

How does Anne change as a result of Gilbert's action at the end of the story?
A.
She does her best to show gratitude to Gilbert but is still very upset.
B.
She does not accept the trustee's decision and lets Gilbert know.
C.
She feels irritated by Gilbert's action and confronts him about it.
D.
She feels the need to reach out to Gilbert and forgive him.

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7.2.9 Practice: Complete Your Assignment

Write a letter to the editor in response to Curtis Wilkie's editorial "Words Triumph Over Images." In the letter, you must give your opinion about how the type of media affects the way people experience news. Support for your opinion must come from the lesson readings. You should compare at least two different forms of media from these readings to back up your argument about why Wilkie is correct or incorrect.

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Compare what happens in the poem and the story. What idea do the poem and the story share?

I'm not sure....the house is worth all that money which the following subordinating conjunctions however, so that,ifwever, so that,if​

POSSIBLE POINTS: 14.29
7. One theme developed in chapter 7 is that mothers often want a better life for their children. How does Anderson develop this theme in the chapter?
Explain, incorporating two examples from chapter 7