What does Trevor's story suggest about the human condition? What do you take away from his memories, and how can you apply his lessons on your own life?​

Question for Trevor Noah's "Born a Crime".

Trevor's story suggest that people will listen to you if you speak their language, and this will help to get into their mind.

The Trevor's story made taught us to remain true to ourself and always think beyond current circumstances.

However, to get into mind of people ,we must learn to speak their language which helped Trevors in his endeavors.

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In the book Shiloh what values are shared by the people in Marty’s community

Her sister ...... to help her with her homework
a. dis liked
b. agreed
c.kepton
d.finished​

Students will write a paragraph (3-5 sentences): 1. Make at least one text-to-text connection to the folk stories read in the 1st.semester("My Lord Bag of Rice","Dragonwings") 2. Determine one or more elements they have in common. For example : Both folk tales and fables are fictional genres.​

Read the following sentence:
Steve has terrible pollen allergies; he sneezes a lot in the spring and fall.
Which revision below uses hyperbole?
O Steve has terrible pollen allergies; he sneezes his face off in the spring and fall.
Steve has terrible pollen allergies; he snuffles like an angry bear in the spring and fall.
Steve has terrible pollen allergies; he sneezes until the cows come home in the spring and fall.
O Steve has terrible pollen allergies; they stalk him relentlessly in the spring and fall.

1. What were the big news?
2.What did Katya get?
3. What happened at lunchtime?

State two modifications that are done to the essay during rewriting.

Part A How does paragraph 9 fit into the overall structure of the article? A. It shows that studying an error led to process in medicine. B. It shows that doctors did not need to clean their hands or tools. C. It tells what happened to President Garfield after he was shot.
D. It shows that there were no advancements in medicine before 1881.


Part B What sentence from paragraph 9 best supports the answer to Part A? A. “In 1881, President James Garfield was shot as he entered a train station”.
B. “ Doctors tried to remove the bullet.”
C. “They tended to him for about ten weeks before he died.” D. “ Doctors found that he died from an infection rather from the bullet.”

1. Objects were moving in the house. Either someone was moving them by psychokinesis or it was ghosts. It wasn't psychokinesis. So it must have been ghosts. Determint the weakness in thag argument​

Why does Emily Dickinson capitalize most of the nouns in these lines from her poem "A curious Cloud surprised the Sky"?

A curious Cloud surprised the Sky,
'Twas like a sheet with Horns;
The sheet was Blue—
The Antlers Gray—
It almost touched the lawns.

A.
to draw attention to certain ideas
B.
to give the poem a singsong effect
C.
to provide a unique twist to the poem
D.
to reflect the unpredictable nature of life
E.
to divide the important from the mundane

What was abrahams plan for reconstruction?

Consider the poems.

"The Corn Harvest"
by William Carlos Williams
Summer !
the painting is organized
about a young

reaper enjoying his
noonday rest
completely

relaxed
from his morning labors
sprawled

in fact sleeping
unbuttoned
on his back

the women
have brought him his
lunch
perhaps

a spot of wine
they gather gossiping
under a tree

whose shade
carelessly
he does not share the
resting center of their workaday world.

An excerpt from "After Apple Picking"
by Robert Frost
My long two-pointed ladder's sticking through a tree
Toward heaven still.
And there's a barrel that I didn't fill
Beside it, and there may be two or three
Apples I didn't pick upon some bough.
But I am done with apple-picking now.
Essence of winter sleep is on the night,
The scent of apples; I am drowsing off.
I cannot shake the shimmer from my sight
I got from looking through a pane of glass
I skimmed this morning from the water-trough,
And held against the world of hoary grass.
It melted, and I let it fall and break.
But I was well
Upon my way to sleep before it fell,
And I could tell
What form my dreaming was about to take.
Magnified apples appear and reappear,
Stem end and blossom end,
And every fleck of russet showing clear.
How is Frost’s presentation of the subject different than Williams’s?

Williams is complimentary toward the workers, but Frost is critical.
Williams’s characters are eager to return to work, but Frost’s are not.
Williams explains the challenges of the harvest, but Frost only mentions the fruit.
Williams speaks as an observer, but Frost speaks as a participant in the harvest.

1. I enjoyed the play, but I didn't like the end. A Simple B. compound C. complex




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Where is the post office? It is _____ there.

at
over
by
from

Narrate or explain what happened in the picture of Ramayana

How Is Rebecca most likely feeling in the first paragraph of this excerpt?
OA. lonely
OB. frightened
O c. overwhelmed
Reset
Next

PART A: READING COMPREHENSION

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.

Across Malaysia, our rivers are the main source of tap water. Despite this, Malaysians are still throwing rubbish into the river. River pollution is a threat to safe drinking water in Malaysia. A recent dry spell caused water Selangor's Sungai Langat cannot be utilised for daily use as pollution caused ammoniacal nitrogen levels to rise above permissible levels. There are many ways to reduce the river pollution such as installing grease traps, maintaining septic tanks, and educating the public on the importance of having clean drains in the neighbourhood.

Most of the times, polluted rivers cannot be rehabilitated to their original and natural condition. Nevertheless, minimising drain pollution can be a cost-effective way to improve the condition of the rivers. One of the ways is by installing grease traps to capture oil, and these traps must be regularly maintained. Local authorities will have to carry out enforcement to combat illegal discharge of oil and grease into the sewerage system.

In addition, all septic tanks need to be maintained properly. According to the Malaysia Water Industry Guide 2013, there are 4,380 communal septic tanks and 1,298,207 individual septic tanks in Peninsular Malaysia and Labuan. In Selangor, more than 33,000 old individual septic tanks discharge partially-treated wastewater into drains. The septic tanks must be cleaned of any waste once every three years in order for the tanks to function effectively. If this is done periodically, the level of ammoniacal nitrogen in the river can be reduced significantly.

Lastly, the most important step to reduce river pollution is by educating the public on the importance of having clean drains in the neighbourhood. It will be meaningless to maintain the drains and septic tanks if the amount of pollutants entering drains is not reduced. The local authorities can organise campaigns and activities such as drain clean-ups to educate the public on this issue. All in all, the cleanliness of our rivers should not be ignored. The recent shortage of water
in Selangor and the water treatment plant being shut down show that an abundant resource of water can deplete too if we do not take proper care of our drains and rivers.

Installing grease traps, maintaining septic tanks, and educating the public on the importance of having clean drains in the neighbourhood are some of the ways that can be done to reduce river pollution. By minimising drain pollution and cleaning the septic tanks every three years can help minimise level of ammoniacal nitrogen in the river. Hopefully, the public will be able to be more aware of their wastes as well.

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Lin wants to sell a pair of shoes online. She needs to write a short advert

would you rather be poor and happy or rich and unhappy ? Why?

Which of the following details describe Mr. Martin's house?
Select all that apply
O "unpainted, wooden house"
"a log kitchen"
O"cleared piece of ground three or four acres"
"warmer season in these woods"

Susan and her brother ______ at the nearby swimming pool every sunday.

1. Swim
2. Swam
3. Swum
4. Swims

it is my dog ( what is the question for this answer )​

What does Montag do to convince Faber that he needs to care about things again?

How does Salem's Lot relate to our society & culture both presently and
from the past?

1. We stopped for three-quarters of an hour __________ New York Airport.
A. at B. in C. over D. on

Guess or something,……

Spring Vocabulary
Directions: Match the columns. Write the letters on the lines.
1.
autumn
2.
birds
3.
boots
4.
breezy
cloudy
5.
6.
cool
7.
Easter
8.
flowers
9.
four
10.
garden
a. between cold and warm
b. between cool and hot
c. windy
d. water droplets
e. a type of coat
f. small pools of water
g. high-top footwear
h. open this when it rains.
number of seasons
j. month spring starts in
k. season before spring
1. season after summer
m. a religious holiday
n. school vacation
o. blooming plants
p. place for growing plants
q. use this to cut the grass
r. many clouds in the sky
S. animals with wings
t. colorful arch in the sky
lawn mower
11.
12.
March
13.
puddles
rain
14.
15.
rainbow
16.
17.
raincoat
spring break
umbrella
18.
19.
warm
20.
winter

What can be inferred about the substitute in the passage?

What’s the answer???? #10

How does the organizational structure of the passage support the author's purpose?
A.
by listing various groups and subgroups of nationalism
B.
by providing examples of nationalism to explain the idea <----- Correct
C.
by describing how nationalism has changed over time
D.
by showing how nationalism is different from patriotism

what was the physical appearance of victor Frankenstein?