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Which of the following words
shares a word part - prefix, suffix,
or root - with "impartial"?
A. premade
B. partiality
C. mantle

What does it mean if someone say you are too wishy washy?

21st Century authors tend to imitate earlier styles and techniques (ie: Victorian era novels).
true or false

What kinds of problems should be corrected in the following paragraph during local revision? Seven twenty-five in the morning is early, and many students have trouble with how early school starts? The students who go to my school and have to be hear this early would all tell you that they never get enuogh sleep. If 7:25 is bit a early, however, students just need to go to bed earlier;​

Choose any literature that you want to interpret. It could be a song, movie, novel, K-Drama series, anime, manga, poem, and the like. Then follow the DAIA (steps in literary criticism - check the picture) for your output. Use the attached paper for your answer. Check the sample for more information.

P.S. See the sample below.

NOTE: Plagiarism is a NO-NO. Plagiarized outputs will be automatically marked 0/20


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Traffic is crazy! We should've known better then to leave during rush hour.

Write an essay about it.
please give me the best answer.​

verb and present tense​

6. Rewrite the sentences below using the words in brackets.
1) There were more shops in the past. (used)
There used to be more shops in the past.
2) I used to do my homework in the afternoon. (not)
3) They used to go to school by car. (Did)
4) It was his habit to watch horror films. (used)
5) They used to study English. (not)
6) We used to go to the park. (use to)
7) Did you use to colour pictures? (Nor)
8) I used to play tennis. (didn't)
9) I used to like drinking milk. (still)
10) They didn't use to watch soap operas. (used to)

If "The Gift of the Magi" were
written in 1st person through
Jim's eyes, which of these
events would he not know and
so would not be part of the
story?
A. The door opened and Jim stepped in and
closed it.
B. Jim drew a package from his overcoat
pocket and threw it upon the table.
C. There was clearly nothing to do but flop
down on the shabby little couch and howl.
So Della did it.

QUESTION 4
For the following sentence, select how many adjectives there are:
Several young children were playing near therbusy road, and it made me nervous.

How might audio or video versions have an effect on meaning?

a. Readers can visualize what is happening?

b. Readers can emphasize what they want.

c. Different media forms don’t not change anything for the reader.

d. The interpretation is not left up to the reader.

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

Complete the Interview. Use the present or present perfect tense of the verbs, simple or progressive forms.

READ AN INTERVIEW

Q: How long (1)________(NNS/be) in business?

A: We (2)________(invent) names for almost five years now.

Q: Who (3)________(need) to use a service like NNS?

A: A lot of our customers (4)_____(be) companies that (5)_______(have) problems finding an original name. But we (6)_______(come) up with a number of well-known stage names too over the last five years

Q: What about your courses?

A: They're still very new, but our courses (7)_______(become) more and more popular.​

Which of the following lines from Kennedy’s “address at Rice University” is the best example of anaphora?
A. It is for these reasons that I regard the decision last year to shift our efforts in space from low to high gear as among the most important decisions that will be made during my incumbency in the office of the Presidency
B. For space science, like nuclear science and all technology, has no conscience of its own
C. Yet the vows of this Nation can only be fulfilled if we in this Nation are first, and therefore, we intend to be first.
D. But in this city of Houston, this State of Texas, this country of the United States was not built by those who waited and rested and wished to look behind them. This country was conquered by those who move forwarded - and so will space.

In the first paragraph, the author supports her claim that writers should go to writers' workshops" (sentence 1) by
A
assessing whether workshops can improve writers' ability to judge their own works
B
noting that workshops provide opportunities to write for diverse media, including television
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explaining how workshops can help writers learn unpleasant but valuable lessons
D
highlighting the value of workshops for writers at different stages in their careers
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dispelling the misperception that workshops may stifle writers' creativity

Which option was used to revise this ​sentence?
I have to get a new printer because mine is broken.
Because my printer is​ broken, I have to get a new one.

A.
reversed the order of subject and verb
B.
changed to a​ question, exclamation, or command
C.
added introductory words or phrases
D.
moved parts of the sentence around

in my children my African what was the last sentence Mr M wrote in his report in the school diary​

Read the excerpt from Shirley Chisholm’s presidential announcement speech.

Instead of watching a football game on television while young people beg for the attention of their president concerning our actions abroad, I would encourage them to speak out, organize for peaceful change, and vote in November. Instead of blocking efforts to control the huge amounts of money given [to] political candidates by the rich and the powerful, I would provide certain limits on such amounts and encourage all the people of this nation to contribute small sums to the candidates of their choice.

Which statement best explains Chisholm’s use of anaphora?

A. She repeats the word “people” to highlight the general feeling of the public and connect it to steps she could take to correct issues.
B. She repeats “instead of” and “I would” to present the problematic actions of current leaders and emphasize what she would do differently.
C. She uses vivid language to emphasize her support for peaceful change and people’s right to speak out.
D. She uses vivid language to compare the actions of current leaders to the actions of the public.

According to the paragraphs 1 and 2, what is the general purpose of the speech?
O The general purpose of the speech is for Dr. King to describe the effects of Jim Crow on African Americans in Montgomery
O The general purpose of the speech is for Dr. King to express his gratitude that he is an American citizen.
O The general purpose of the speech is for Dr. King to express a love of democracy.
O The general purpose of the speech is for Dr. King to establish a legal basis for protests.

Which sentence correctly uses
the first definition for trace?
A. I can detect the slightest trace of onion in
this soup
B. The investigator found a trace of gunshot
residue at the scene.
C. I had to trace my steps to find where!
left my keys.

Who goes crazy in La Peste by Albert Camus?

What did cartons introduction of printing press help standardize

SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION

define science with help of diagrams​

Which of the following answers best captures the relationship between citizen and person?

a. Citizen is a kind of person—someone who belongs to a certain nation.

b. Person is a kind of citizen—a human of a certain nation.

c. Citizen is a synonym for person; they have nearly identical meanings.

d. Person is an antonym for citizen; they have opposite meanings.

I had my lunch. (passive)​

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Write an essay of at least 750 words in response to the prompt below.

Analyze the following passage from Daisy Miller and write an essay explaining in at least 750 words how this passage illuminates the entire novella. Be sure to reference other passages from the novella as well as utilize various resources to support your thesis. Note that this passage gives reference to four of the key players in the novella.

She gave me a message: she told me to tell you. She told me to tell you that she never was engaged to that handsome Italian. I am sure I am very glad; Mr. Giovanelli hasn’t been near us since she was taken ill. I thought he was so much of a gentleman; but I don’t call that very polite! A lady told me that he was afraid I was angry with him for taking Daisy round at night. Well, so I am; but I suppose he knows I’m a lady. I would scorn to scold him. Any way, she says she’s not engaged. I don't know why she wanted you to know; but she said to me three times — "Mind you tell Mr. Winterbourne." And then she told me to ask if you remembered the time you went to that castle, in Switzerland. But I said I wouldn’t give any such messages as that. Only, if she is not engaged, I’m sure I’m glad to know it.



How is the novella Daisy Miller summed up in this one passage? What does the passage tell you about the characters, plot, and theme?

we ------------ studding math last week

a/ are

b/ were

c/ have

d/ has