Write a creative Christmas story. Be sure to include characters, a magical setting, dialogue, and
fun! The more detailed and creative; the better your grade

Have you ever fallen out of a flying sleigh led by eight reindeer going at 100 or more miles per hour? yeah me neither. that is, until last Christmas. I was going downstairs for a cup of hot cocoa when I heard a loud THUMP. At first, I thought it was a burglar and panicked. but then I saw a pair of black boots and an enormous red body strolling around my living room.

When he saw me, he almost jumped with fright. He told me that I shouldn't be there. Shouldn't be there? It's my own house? He's the one who was breaking and entering! I was about to tell him off when he flew up onto the roof and shouted for the reindeer to move. What on earth was happening? Was I seriously getting kidnapped by Santa Claus?

I must have been dreaming. When the sleigh started to move, I nearly threw up. But eventually i calmed down. It was actually really fun. but soon we were going really fast. before i knew it, we were in paris! i watched the beautiful city drift underneath us and fell into a trance. We soon floated up above the clouds. all of a sudden, the sleigh was moving out of control! we couldnt get it to go back on track. i felt so dizzy, i nearly fell out the sleigh! actually i did!

i was falling down through the soft clouds as i watched the starry sky swirl above my head. before i knew what had happened, i was in my bed, drifting fastly to sleep.

Little Timothy sat at the window, his blue, sparkling eyes barely peering above the windowsill; only his short, blonde hair and forehead was visible if you were to look into that window from outside.

Tiny snowflakes swayed softly as they fell down from the clouds. Christmas lights inside and out g. His reindeer pajamas were soft and warm, but were perfect enough to let the warmth of the fireplace wrap around him and give him a sensational feeling that it's hugging him.

"Mama!" Little Timothy called, turning his head from the window to direct his voice. Then, he remembered he had to keep an eye on the sky, and he quickly turned right back around.

"Yes, Tim?" his mother asked, poking her head out of the kitchen. Her long brown hair was pulled up into a messy bun on her head, and although she tried to hide it, her face wore an somber expression.

"When's Santa coming?" Timothy asked the window, starting to bounce on his toes. His eyes were burning from keeping them in one place, but he had to see Santa tonight!

His mother chuckled. "Sweetie, Santa only comes at night," she told him, smiling.

Timothy frowned. "But it is nighttime, Mama. See? It's dark."

His mother laughed again softly, and she set down her mixing bowl. She walked over to him and crouched down so that she was level to him.

"Oh, sweetie, what are you doing by the window?" she asked softly. Timothy's eyes never left the view in front of him.

"Watching for Santa, Mama." he said. He wanted to look at her to see how she was reacting, but he didn't want to chance missing Santa.

"Well, then I guess he'll never come," she sighed. Timothy finally peeled his eyes away to give his mother a confused look, then shot them out the window once again. "Santa only comes when children are sleeping." she added sorrowfully. "And if you're trying to see Santa, it'll only be seeing him skip past our house." Mama wiped away a fake tear and sniffed. Timothy's eyes widened and he wasn't focusing out the window anymore (although he was still looking).

"He's not watching for Santa, Mother," Timothy's older brother, Michael remarked as he walked past. "He's waiting for Father." Michael snatched a biscuit off the counter and snarfed it down.

"Michael, dear, we all understand that Father won't be coming home for Christmas, correct?" Mother said, standing up. Her fake somberness was quickly replaced with the real kind. Mother always got upset at even the thought of Father, much less when he was talked about.

"He's sweet just like choc'late candy, and just like honey from the bee" How does this figurative language convey Jessie's opinion of Harry? A. He is wonderful. B. He gives nice gifts. C. He looks nice but acts mean. D. He is irresistible but bad for her.

The poem Is I'm just Wild about Harry​

A strong claim needs to
A. consider all positions of an argument.
B. be based on an emotional response.
C. respond directly to the writing prompt.
D. argue for and against something.

What are some stuff similar in to kill a mockingbird and in the real world

Give me a school appropriate word and I'm pretty sure I can rap to it (no religion tho )

In the poem list and explain how the dams brought heartbreak to Alexie's tribe.

Circle the verbs.
The leader will
designate or appoint
the new speaker.

how do you think using cigarettes,marijuana,alcohol or other substances affect our ability to think clearly

How does Tolkien develop the conflicting viewpoints of Thorin and Gollum with regard to forgiveness in The Hobbit?

A. Tolkien shows Gollum to be stubborn, refusing to hear Bilbo's reasons for stealing the ring, while Thorin is empathetic toward Bilbo for stealing the Arkenstone.

B. Tolkien shows Gollum to be vengeful when he tries to kill Bilbo for stealing the ring, while Thorin is merciful when he forgives Bilbo for stealing the Arkenstone.

C. Tolkien shows Gollum to be empathetic toward Bilbo after he steals the ring, while Thorin is stubborn, refusing to hear Bilbo's reasons for stealing the Arkenstone.

D. Tolkien shows Gollum to be merciful when forgiving Bilbo for stealing the ring, while Thorin is vengeful for banishing Bilbo after he steals the Arkenstone.

how do you think these acquisitions influenced the way that americans viewed themselves and their nations future by the 1850’s

22. Develop a story with the help of the following outline. Suggest a suitable title and a moral
too:
Two goats - narrow bridge - come from two opposite directions - both want to pass at the
same time - both reach in the middle of the bridge and say 'let me go first' - both remain
standing for minutes - both get angry and fight - both fall into the river and die - moral
(Source: S.L.C Payers, SC Paard of None C Set​

How does the pacing of this passage affect the reader’s interpretation of the text? A flashback to earlier events provides a pause in the pacing to slow events down. Foreshadowing of events provides information as to what will happen to the windmill. The pace of the text quickens to convey the characters’ resolve to finish the windmill. The pace of the text quickens to move the story to its climax, the completion of the windmill.

"In a sense, we have come to our nation's capital to cash a check." What is this an example of?
a. hyperbole
b. rhetorical question
c. analogy
d. repetition


Which of the following is an example of the literary device oxymoron?
Select one:
A) deliberate mistake
B) smart cookie
C) smart fox
D) rotten egg

At what time of day was Adam born?

funny conversation between corona and vaccine. (it should be long)

I am a kid so plz don't use bad words.
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please urgent please beg

In the opening sentences of the passage (“Now I know . . . color of my hair!”), the author refers to Alice Walker primarily to

Hi can u help me plz
I don’t understand it can u help me plz answer the three bullet points its due in 45 minutes and u help me asap. And u can zoom in picture with ur fingers

Read this problem.

Zach’s bike got a flat tire while he was riding in a 5K bike race.

Which sentences contain a corresponding solution? Check all that apply.

The bike hit a sharp rock that created a hole in the rubber.
He moved to the side of the trail and replaced the tire with a spare.
The course was crowded, and it was hard to see the hazards on the trail.
He was able to patch the hole and re-inflate the tire with the help of a friend.
He noticed the flat because his speed slowed and his ride felt uncomfortable.

From the twenty-fifth century BCE, pharaohs' tombs were located inside grand pyramids. The pyramids served as giant grave markers; however, they also served as treasure markers for grave robbers. These wicked people would strip the tomb bare of valuables. Then they would sell the stolen items for a large amount of money. Stealing from the dead was bad enough, but for the ancient egyptians, the act also threatened the pharaoh's afterlife.
The answer is ( B grave robbers were unconcerned about the pharaoh's afterlife), tell me why B is correct?

No one knows for sure what causes the Catatumbo Lightning. Some scientists think it's caused by increased amounts of methane gas around the area. Others believe the lightning occurs because of the area's unique location—the very hot, humid air from the Catatumbo River and Lake Maracaibo meets cool air that comes down from the Andes mountains. 9 The mystery of what causes the lightning deepened when, beginning in January 2010, the lightning did not appear for a period of several months. During this time Venezuela, like many other parts of the world, was experiencing abnormal weather patterns, and the country was suffering from a severe drought. Some scientists speculate that this may have caused the Catatumbo Lightning to stop, but the answer remains unclear. Whatever the cause, the lightning resumed that April. main idea

What function does a dialogue NOT fulfilI?
A. Enhance the setting
B. Frame the characters
C. Create tension
D. Push the story

Fall of the House of Usher, excerpt
By Edgar Allan Poe

The room in which I found myself was very large and lofty. The windows were long, narrow, and pointed, and at so vast a distance from the black oaken floor as to be altogether inaccessible from within. Feeble gleams of encrimsoned light made their way through the trellised panes, and served to render sufficiently distinct the more prominent objects around; the eye, however, struggled in vain to reach the remoter angles of the chamber, or the recesses of the vaulted and fretted ceiling. Dark draperies hung upon the walls. The general furniture was profuse, comfortless, antique, and tattered. Many books and musical instruments lay scattered about, but failed to give any vitality to the scene. I felt that I breathed an atmosphere of sorrow. An air of stern, deep, and irredeemable gloom hung over and pervaded all.

Read these lines from the text:

Dark draperies hung upon the walls. The general furniture was profuse, comfortless, antique, and tattered. Many books and musical instruments lay scattered about, but failed to give any vitality to the scene.

Which of the following best summarizes the main message of these lines? (5 points)
The house is filled with beautiful things.
The room has recently been cleaned.
The room is terribly messy.
The house is expensive and unused.

Hints or clues about what will happen later in a story, or literary work is what?
Plot
Foreshadow(ing)
Theme(s)
Setting
Character

what kind of document would summarize and discuss eyewitness accounts of an event?

secondary source

primary source

diary or letter

newsreel​

Citizens have a love of the outside world.
True
O False

Adding the suffix -less to the word flaw changes the word’s meaning to

PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!!!
3. Which editing strategies can change the emphasis in a sentence? (Select all correct answers.)
a.) repeating key words
b.) rearranging parts of a sentence
c.) replacing cliches or slang
d.) deleting redundant words

1.
Do you think it's true that digging holes can
turn a bad person into a good one?
I need help ASAP .

You recently left an item ( example, a book, musical instrument etc) on a bus on your way home from school. Write a letter to your cousin who lives in a different town describing what happened after you discovered that you had lost the item.