Answer:
"The conquerors took the land along the rivers where there was water and rich soil, flat and easy to farm." Page 75.
Explanation:
Hopefully what you mean by evidence is the page number.
Answer:
The conquerors took the land along the rivers where there was water and rich soil, flat and easy to farm."
Explanation:
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Write a prompt about the benefits of problem solving in math instruction
Only prompt
Answer: The ability to think creatively, critically, logically, to structure and to organize.
(I don't know if this is exactly the answer you're looking for, but, oh well)
Answer: Are there benefits of problem solving in math instruction? Studies show problem solving in math allows the brain to develop skills such as thinking creatively, critically, and logically. It also allows the brain to learn how to structure, organize, and process information.
Explanation:
If you need to sue this as a starter to an essay you can always write "some personal examples of this are...." or "some examples from studies show..."
Hope this was okay!
Suppose you were travelling in a train as the Grandfather, and suddenly toto the monkey wriggled his head out of the kibag. you were shocked to see a monkey in a train! Write a formal letter to the ticket collector describing your experience your experience and complaining about people carrying animlas in the train.
Answer:
Write a letter as if you were a Grandfather in the story seeing a monkey crawl out of a bag. around 3-5 sentences should be fine
Read the incident and write stage directions to describe the characters and setting for it. Add details using your imagination.
A girl meets an old man in her neighborhood. This old man tells her stories of Vikramaditya and Vetal.....
Answer: Setting: A quiet residential neighborhood, on a sunny afternoon.
Characters:
Girl: Young, curious, and friendly, wearing casual clothes and carrying a book.
Old man: Elderly, with wrinkles on his face and white hair. He is wearing a traditional Indian attire, a white kurta and pyjama. He is sitting on a bench in a park, holding a walking stick.
(The girl approaches the old man, who looks up and greets her with a warm smile)
Old man: "Hello, young lady. What brings you to this park on such a beautiful day?"
Girl: "I was just taking a walk and saw you sitting here. I've always wondered who you are and what you do."
Old man: "I am just an old man who loves to tell stories. I have many tales to tell, some dating back centuries. Would you like to hear one?"
Girl: (excitedly) "Yes, please!"
Old man: "Well, let me tell you a story about Vikramaditya and Vetal. It is a tale of a great king and a powerful ghost, and the trials they faced together."
(The old man begins to tell his story, as the girl listens intently, captivated by the tale)
Explanation:
excerpt from "A Ride in the Night" by Katharine E. Wilkie
Most of the men roared with laughter. They seemed to think the idea of Will being a soldier was very funny.
"He doesn't think the King could use him yet!" repeated one of the men. "He's right. King George doesn't want fighters as young as he is. Ha! Ha! Ha!"
Another soldier was watching Will closely. This man had not laughed so much as his companions. "What are you doing out so early, boy?" he demanded.
Will gave a start. He hoped the man did not notice it. He did some fast thinking. "I'm on the way to my aunt's house, sir."
"Where does she live?" asked the soldier. He kept his eyes fixed on Will.
Question
Which lines from the passage support the inference that the soldier is suspicious of Will?
Select the two correct answers.
Responses
Most of the men roared with laughter. They seemed to think the idea of Will being a soldier was very funny.
Will gave a start. He hoped the man did not notice it. He did some fast thinking. "I'm on the way to my aunt's house, sir."
"Where does she live?" asked the soldier. He kept his eyes fixed on Will.
Another soldier was watching Will closely. This man had not laughed so much as his companions. "What are you doing out so early, boy?" he demanded.
Answer:
1. "Where does she live?" asked the soldier. He kept his eyes fixed on Will
2. Another soldier was watching Will closely. This man had not laughed so much as his companions. "What are you doing out so early, boy?" he demanded.
What is the central idea of "The Story of the Beginning" in From Asgard Stories: Tales from Norse Mythology?
Answer:
where the writer captures the reader's attention, either with a great opening line, a detailed description of the character or setting, or a glimpse into the topic, problem, or theme of the story
Explanation:
What is one Gerund in the book Salt to the sea.
Answer: A gerund is a form of a verb that ends in -ing that is used as a noun.
Explanation:
A verb is a word that refers to actions or states of being, and a noun is a word that we use to refer to people, places, things, and ideas. A gerund is like a blend of verbs and nouns.
