describe the happiest day of your life​

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describe what made you the happiest person on earth that day and also explain why it made you happy

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Answer:

The happiest day of my life was probably the day I got my first boyfriend.

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I was so excited because 1) my crush liked me back and asked me out! 2) I finally got my first boyfriend! This may sound weird, especially since the answer is... different. But, yeah. What was the happiest day of your life?

In the book "The Tell Tale Heart", Which of the narrator’s senses are strongest? (please answer quickly I need the answwerrrr :(

What is a linear plot ? A) a plot structure where the story is told out of order. B) a plot structure that takes place away from the main characters home. C.) a plot structure where the main character makes a mistake. D. a plot where the story is told in the order that it happened

who is the protagonist

someone give me ideas for a page long horror story I'll give brainliest answer​

Face your fears and you can defeat them.
Jealousy
Revenge
Dreams
Courage
Which one

Which is the closest antonym for the word function?
A.grunt
B.contain
C.halt
D.direct

How did Mitch Albom know Morrie Schwartz?

What is freedom in united states

How should this sentence be corrected to create parallelism? Samantha and her sister Leah like traveling, shopping, and to read. A. Change traveling to to travel. B. Change shopping to to shop. C. Change to read to reading. D. Remove her sister.

how does Siegfried desire to prove himself worthy of the forefathers help build the plot?

True or False: When a dependent clause comes at the start of a complex sentence, you need to put a comma after
it.
А
true
B
false

which details develop the central ideas that the grimm collected stories to preserve culture

Find two examples of figurative language - - - I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a desert state sweltering with the heat of injustice and oppression, will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.

Identify the part of speech of the italicized word in each sentence

how do you correct this sentence: dr and mrs j r stone went to everglades national park in florida

Karl Alexander's study of students' test scores showed that....
A long summer vacations help both wealthy and poor students learn more.
B wealthy students learn more than poor students during the school year.
C wealthy students do not learn anything during summer vacations.
D poor students learn very little during summer vacations.

Name the TWO ACTION VERBS in this Science sentence: "A cell-membrane forms the outer surface of the cytoplasm of a cell and regulates the passage of materials in and out of the cell."

Louis Sachar (b. 1954
Where was he born

"I was going to bring my sleeping bag," said Dez, "But
there's no more room in the car."
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how can a work of literature reflect a cultural perspective? WILL MARK BRAINLIESET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!PLZ HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

what does Exposition,resolution,
falling action, rising action and climax mean??

What change should be made in sentence 30 It is a place that deserves protection, a true Oasis of life. F: change deserves to deserve G: deleted the comma H: change Oasis to oasis J: no change should be made

Think about a situation in the past where you felt you were being
treated unfairly. Did you take action? What was the end result? Write a
paragraph describing your experience.

In of mice and men, What was George’s dream

What is this article mainly about?

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Which order should the parts of the sentence be in when writing in active voice?
overb - object - subject
O subject -object - verb
O subject - verb - object
O object - verb - subject

Read the excerpt from Holes. Stanley's father was an inventor. To be a successful inventor you need three things: intelligence, perseverance, and just a little bit of luck. Stanley's father was smart and had a lot of perseverance. Once he started a project he would work on it for years, often going days without sleep. He just never had any luck. In the above excerpt, how did the author support the idea that Stanley’s dad “had a lot of perseverance”? A. through the words of Stanley’s dad B. through the actions of Stanley’s dad C. through the feelings of Stanley’s dad D. through the thoughts of Stanley’s dad

Which is the best definition of the word tone

"Is anybody out there? Flip your porch lights on and off if you can hear me," said Mike, just as he did every time he started his radio show. He looked out the garage window but did not see any lights flashing. He was starting to think that spending his savings on an FM radio transmitter and starting his own radio station was a bad idea. Just as he was about to sit down and go into his first song, he saw the light at Ben's house flip on and off. He assumed that the light bulb was going out. Most people would give up on a radio station that had zero listeners, one host, and a range of two square miles, but not Mike. He liked it too much. Sometimes he would broadcast a prerecorded show so that he could listen to himself on the radio. The next day, as Mike flipped through the CDs at a local music store, Ben walked up and said, "So, why don't you play more classic country music?" Mike was stunned. He could not believe it. Somebody was listening to his show. "Well," he responded, "I, uh, don't really like country music." "I do," responded Ben, "and so do a lot of other people. I'm sure they'd like to hear me play it on your radio station." "I don't know . . . " Mike said, trailing off. The radio station was his, and only his. He wasn't comfortable with other people coming in. He was afraid that they would try to change things. He tried convincing Ben that he would not like having his own show, saying, "I'm sure you have a lot of great music, but I don't think you'd be happy playing it for a nonexistent audience." "Your audience might not be nonexistent if you would broadcast your show at the same time each week. If we both did shows, we could broadcast them back-to-back on the same day. That way, people would know when to tune in." The following Saturday, Mike and Ben did their first back-to-back broadcast. As soon as Ben's show ended, Chrissy, who had a portable radio in her hand, knocked on the garage door. When Mike opened the door, she stepped in the garage and said, "Your station is a boys' club. Y'all need to play songs by girls. We're listening, too!" The following week, Chrissy started her own show, "The Girls' Club," and began promoting the station on her MySpace page. After that, Mike's mom began doing a weekly update of community news. After a few weeks of broadcasting a full schedule of shows, Mike realized that he finally had the radio station he always wanted. His garage and the airwaves were full of different ideas and good music. He knew he could not have done it without the friends and family members who gathered around him. Everybody in the garage fell silent as he began his show. "Is anybody out there?" he said into the microphone. "Flip your porch lights on and off if you can hear me." He looked out the garage window and saw every porch light on his street flashing.