What information about Snowball is revealed through the "fresh documents" that were discovered?

that Napoleon was almost killed by Snowball
that Snowball was fighting for Mr. Jones
that Snowball was trying to help the animals
2.
2) Choose the best answer.

Nonverbal and verbal reactions to a speech or piece of writing ____.
help speakers know if the audience is understanding them

are called feedback

come from the audience

all of these

3.
10) Read the following statement from Chapter X:
It might be that their lives were hard and that not all of their hopes had been fulfilled; but they were conscious that they were not as other animals. If they went hungry, it was not from feeding tyrannical human beings; if they worked hard, at least they worked for themselves. No creature among them went upon two legs. No creature called any other creature 'Master.' All animals were equal." (pp. 131-132)

What does the narrator's tone reflect?

how Mr. Jones should feel guilt for how he treated the animals
the pigs generosity
the animals' ability to see reality
the animals' deluded thinking
4.
8) Identify the following scenario as listening to analyze, comprehend, empathize, or gain information.

Brendan listens to student council campaign speeches and tries to discern which candidate to vote for based on the main points and ideas presented in each speech.
analyze
gain information
comprehend
empathize
5.
6) Select the sentence with the correct punctuation (commas, semicolons, colons, and quotation marks.)
All the animals except Mollie the mare work diligently to harvest the crops while the pigs' work is to supervise and give orders.

All the animals except Mollie the mare work diligently to harvest the crops while the pigs' work is to supervise and give orders.
All the animals except Mollie the mare work diligently to harvest the crops while the pigs' work is to supervise and give orders.
All the animals except Mollie the mare work diligently to harvest the crops while the pigs' work is to supervise and give orders.
All the animals, except Mollie the mare, work diligently to harvest the crops, while the pigs' "work" is to supervise and give orders.
6.
7) Choose the best answer.

The subject line of an e-mail should have ____.
the date

who the e-mail is addressed to
a short topic of the information
all of these

7.
14) Choose the best answer.

It is ________ how Squealer portrays of the battle.

inspiring
ironic
accurate
8.
5) Choose the best answer.

The style and ____ of an e-mail to a supervisor should be more formal than to a coworker.
length
tone
content
organization
9.
7) Choose the best answer.
The Sixth Commandment has been altered to read, "No animal shall kill any other animal_____."

out of anger
with a knife
without cause
10.
15) Choose the best answer.

Describe the relationship between the pigs and the human visitors.
They argue the entire time.
They are friendly with each other.
It is very tense between the two parties.
They seem friendly, but the men end up killing the pigs.
11.
6) Identify the following scenario as listening to analyze, comprehend, empathize, or gain information.

April listens to her science teacher explain how photosynthesis works.
empathize
comprehend
gain information
analyze
12.
9) Identify the following scenario as listening to analyze, comprehend, empathize, or gain information.

Ian watches and listens to a documentary about World War II trying to understand the causes and effects of the war.
analyze
empathize
comprehend
gain information
13.
7 Identify the following scenario as listening to analyze, comprehend, empathize, or gain information.

Marco listens to his soccer coach read the names of the players that will start in the championship game.
analyze
comprehend
gain information
empathize
14.
9) Choose the sentence that uses irony.
I can't wait to see my friend.
We are going over to my aunt's house.
It's as clear as mud.
15.
17) Choose the best answer.

What does Napoleon say in his speech that contradicts the original aims of the revolution?
that animals were never equal
that men always knew better
that old Major was senile
that the aim has always been to be at peace with men

Answer:

It's as clear as mud.

15.

17) Choose the best answer.

What does Napoleon say in his speech that contradicts the original aims of the revolution?

that animals were never equal

that men always knew better

that

Which source is least likely to be credible?
A. A government report with a lot of evidence and a works-cited page
B. An article that fairly explores both sides of an issue before arguing
for one side
O C. An article that relies heavily on evidence without explaining where
the evidence comes from
D. A recently published textbook written by 10 professors from well-
known universities

problems young south africans face

Help me please friends..

Does the world in general have influence in theater??

Can someone please help me with this

Which questions would most help a reader identify the author’s purpose for writing? Select three options. What type of text is this? What type of reviews did the book receive? How many copies of the book have been sold? What is the central idea? How does this text make one fee

I like _____ cooking books, but i hate _____ drama ones.
A- reading - reading
B- reading - read
C- read - reading
D- read - read

PLEASE HELP!!!

*Match the two halves of each sentence.

First half:

1. I wouldn't have gone into the water ...

2. If I didn't have to sit here, ...

3. If I don't get enough sleep, ...

4. If I don't hurry, ...

5. If I had got up earlier, ...

6. I wouldn't have missed the train...

7. If I stayed out late with some friends, ...

8. I'd get better marks...

9. I could take a walk by the river ...

10. I can't help you...


Second half:

1. I always called my parents to let them know.

2. unless you tell me what's wrong.

3. if it weren't so windy.

4. if I study harder.

5. I'd probably be relaxing at home right now.

6. I might be late.

7. I'm tired and grumpy the entire day.

8. I wouldn't have to take a taxi.

9. even if I could swim.

10. if I hadn't overslept.

change the speech of the following sentences: - Jagannath said. No I am not your enemy ->​

Read the excerpt from Chapter 29 of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen.

The dinner was exceedingly handsome, and there were all the servants and all the articles of plate which Mr. Collins had promised; and, as he had likewise foretold, he took his seat at the bottom of the table, by her ladyship’s desire, and looked as if he felt that life could furnish nothing greater. He carved, and ate, and praised with delighted alacrity; and every dish was commended, first by him and then by Sir William, who was now enough recovered to echo whatever his son-in-law said, in a manner which Elizabeth wondered Lady Catherine could bear. But Lady Catherine seemed gratified by their excessive admiration, and gave most gracious smiles, especially when any dish on the table proved a novelty to them. The party did not supply much conversation. Elizabeth was ready to speak whenever there was an opening, but she was seated between Charlotte and Miss de Bourgh—the former of whom was engaged in listening to Lady Catherine, and the latter said not a word to her all dinner-time.

How does the social atmosphere of the dinner party affect the characters?

A. Consideration of Lady Catherine is at the center of the guests’ actions and reactions.
B. The food is more important than the conversation for most of the guests.
C. The elaborate and unusual meal makes most of the guests uncomfortable.
D. Conversation between guests is eased by Lady Catherine’s generosity and good spirit.

about problems i don't understand

What do the veils in “lost illusions” symbolize?

Are men or women better at giving advice? Why/why not?

Who in Chapter 8 is a foil to Howard W. Campbell, Jr. for contrasting patriotic values?
a. Edgar Derby
b. Werner Gluck
c. Paul Lazzaro
d. Billy Pilgrim

how was the The Princess and the Pea and The Ugly Duckling similar and different?

PLSS ANSWER

reading plus answers for level J

How can I cope in matric? I'm really struggling there's a lot of work and I fail on covering all of the work
My parents are also pressuring me​

What is the purpose of Roosevelt's Four Freedoms speech?

When providing feedback on a peer’s presentation, what should you discuss?

a plane traveled 1hr and 20 min why coming back it use 80 min why?

this is a challenge guys let's do it

When we perceive something (hear, taste, see, smell, or touch it) we may think what we perceive are things as they really are. But the concept of “Perceptual Expectancy” (in the chapter on Sensation and Perception) may make us rethink that assumption. Use HEADLINES by writing a headline that captures the essence and importance or core idea we would want to remember about Perceptual Expectancy and explain why you used that headline

The P.I.E. strategy for developing a body paragraph of an essay states that one should first make a point, then illustrate that point with examples, and finally conclude with an explanation of how the illustration is connected to the point being made. from another essay written about the same piece of literature. of why the author chose to include that particular example. from a reliable source to support the point that is being made.

What's the alternative ending to "Hey come on out"

Select the letter of the correct answer.
What is this Article mainly about?
A. Jackie Robinson joining the Brooklyn Dodgers
B. How soldiers carved bats out of oak branches
C. Cities having their own way of playing baseball
D. How baseball became "America's pastime"

Question 5
Which statement best describes why the author chose the story's setting?
A
It clarifies the roles of each of the supporting characters the housekeeper and
the marketboys.
B
It establishes the reason why and how the baskets are delivered to the back door
of a house
С
It explains the socioeconomic gap between government employees and
merchants in Boston.
D
It focuses on the historical details that readers need to understand the
atmosphere of Boston.

Tianna waited until she was 15 before her mother allowed her to ride the subway to get to school.

What is the meaning of the word subway?
A.
over the way
B.
with the way
C.
against the way
D.
below the way

NEEP ASAP WILL MARK BRAINEST
Write an Argument Essay:

Include a title

Must be 3 paragraphs

State your topic/cause

Reasons for why you chose your topic/cause

Organized writing

Use persuasive techniques

•Krishna will show me his mistakes. (Change into Passive voice) ​

How would the story be different if it was told from the third person point of view?
A.
The audience would see the narrator as brave for playing with the bugs.
B.
The audience would see that the narrator is foolish for naming the bugs.
C.
The audience would know how scared the narrator is of the fireflies.
D.
The audience would know where the father is at the end of the story.

How can an author’s point of view influence you, even if you disagree with it?