what is the perspective of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett in "Pride and Prejudice"

Answer:

Bennet's marriage is most certainly a marriage of unequal minds. Though the narrator does not focus on Mrs. Bennet's perspective, the reader is able to gain an impression of their relationship through Mr. Bennet's point of view, as well as through the general actions of Mrs.

Explanation:

What is the purpose of this passage?
O to inform readers about the term "UFO"
O to entertain readers with a story of a UFO landing
O to inform readers about government record-keeping
O to persuade readers to report UFOs to authorities

Which choice is an effective way to engage members of an audience?
A.
Connect your ideas to their own experiences.
B.
Use complex and difficult words to make yourself seem important and to gain their respect.
C.
Use an authoritative tone and give glaring looks to show them you are not intimidated.
D.
Give your speech as quickly as possible so as not to annoy them.

Read this passage about seals and sea lions and then answer the question that follows:


From a distance, they both look like seals, but once you get up close you can actually see the difference. Seals and sea lions are both fish-loving mammals. Moreover, handy flippers propel them both through the water. But while seals have a tiny opening on the side of their heads, sea lions have actual earflaps. Furthermore, sea lions use their back flippers like feet to scoot along the beach. On the other hand, seals must wriggle and roll to get ahead. On the whole, when you visit a zoo or theme park, it's the honking, barking, funny sea lion you're likely to find playing to the crowds for fishy treats, earflaps and all.


In the passage about seals and sea lions, which transition is used to show a contrast?

But

Furthermore

On the whole

Moreover
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What is a characteristic of dramatic point of view?
A. It often uses the pronoun I and me.
B. It develops the main character very throughtly.
C.It prevents the plot from getting bogged down in too much reflection or human emotion.
D.The narrator cannot tell the reader or audience everything; it provides limited perspective.

Read the sentence.

As the boy grew to be a teenager, he became more defiant with his mother.

Based on the suffix, -ant, what does the word “defiant” mean?
The boy got along better with his mother.
The boy began to disobey his mother.
The boy started to ignore his mother.
The boy wanted to spend more time with his mother.

Which type of essay uses anecdotal and empirical evidence to support arguments?

Select the best answer from the choice provided.
A.
narrative essays
B.
expository essays
C.
literary essays
D.
persuasive essays

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How does the use of repetition contribute to the mood of the poem?

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What does Myrtle's sister tell Nick? Chapter 2 Gatsby

Write a critical analysis relating the theme of discrimination within literature to the historical setting in which the story takes place.
( The story being Farewell to Manzanar )
Identify the piece of literature, the setting, and the historical period it represents.
Identify the genre of the work.
Examine the literature for its historical accuracy.
How is the issue of discrimination portrayed in the literature?
How is the theme developed?
Does the literature mirror the reality or is it exaggerated?


Writing Reminders:
Write in present tense.
Use third person; avoid first person.
Place the thesis statement in the introduction, support it in the body, and restate the thesis in the conclusion.
Use literary terms in your analysis.
Cite evidence to support your thesis.

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1. In the following complex sentence, identify the dependent clause. When they fell in love, she was barely into her teens, and he wasn't much older.
a. He wasn't much older
b. She was barely into her teens
c. When they fell in love
d. There is no dependent clause in the sentence


2. A synonym is
a. A word that is opposite in meaning to another word
b. A word that is similar in meaning to another word
c. A word that literally means "with text"
d. A word part added to end of a base to form a new word


3. An adverb is a modifier that
a. Tells how or when the action in the verb took place.
b. Adds to the way an adjective describes something.
c. Tells to what degree another adverb applies.
d. Does all of the above.


4. Each of the following is a graphic organizer EXCEPT
a. A spider map
b. A derivative
c. A venn diagram
d. A chart


5. When making an inference, one is
a. "Reading between the lines"
b. Interpreting an implication
c. Gathering information to draw a conclusion
d. All of the above


6. Choose the verb that agrees correctly with the subject.
a. The mechanic provide full service on all cars.
b. Bill likes to runs every morning.
c. Billy drive to school every other day.
d. Penguins like to swim in the cold Antarctic Ocean.


7. To change the adjective extreme to an adverb
a. Drop the final -e and add -ly
b. No spelling change is required
c. Add al then attach -ly
d. Add -ly


8. Select the correct spelling of the word with troublesome consonants:
a. Sherrif
b. Sheriff
c. Sherif
d. Sherriff


9. Select the correctly punctuated sentence that combines the following two sentences: My computer is a modern-day dinosaur. It chews floppy disks as noisily as my brother does peanut brittle.
a. My computer a modern-day dinosaur chews floppy disks as noisily as my brother does peanut brittle.
b. My computer, a modern-day dinosaur chews floppy disks as noisily as my brother does peanut brittle.
c. My computer a modern-day dinosaur, chews floppy disks as noisily as my brother does peanut brittle.
d. My computer, a modern-day dinosaur, chews floppy disks as noisily as my brother does peanut brittle.


10. Choose the sentence with the correct word choice.
a. What is the whether going to be like today?
b. She has no illusions about what he is really like.
c. Irregardles, I'm not going out with him.
d. I'm not sure what you're trying to infer.


11. Select the correctly punctuated sentence that combines the following two sentences: Kudzu is a creeping vine. It chokes out other plants.
a. Kudzu, a creeping vine, chokes out other plants.
b. Kudzu, a creeping vine chokes out other plants.
c. Kudzu a creeping vine, chokes out other plants.
d. Kudzu a creeping vine chokes out other plants.


12. A compound-complex sentence includes
a. One independent clause
b. Independent clauses only
c. Dependent clauses only
d. At least two independent clauses


13. The tense of a verb shows
a. The action that the subject is doing.
b. Clues to the meaning of the verb
c. The time period the verb is describing
d. The action that is being done to the subject


14. Identify the pair of synonyms.
a. diligent; lazy
b. introverted; hermit
c. kind; mean
d. lethargic; energetic


15. Identify the pair of synonyms.
a. bossy; tyrannical
b. lucky; unfortunate
c. wealthy; poor
d. comical; dull


16. Choose the verb that agrees correctly with the subject.
a. Natasha read her book every night before bed.
b. Bob like to rides his bike to his friend's house.
c. Wilky runs to the park once a week.
d. Sara love her little sister.


17. Antonyms are words that are ___________ in meaning to another word.
a. slightly similar
b. similar
c. opposite
d. none of the above


18. Choose the word that is an antonym of the underlined word in the following sentence:

Carlos was elated when he got his new bike.
a. happy
b. glad
c. joyful
d. devastated


19. Choose the word that is an antonym of the underlined word in the following sentence:

My father is a brave man.
a. heroic
b. timid
c. strong
d. bold


20. Select the adjective in the sentence below.

Tanya is a graceful dancer.
a. dancer
b. is
c. graceful
d. Yanya


21. Select the adjective in the sentence below.

The children were happily painting colorful pictures.
a. hapily
b. colorful
c. painting
d. pictures


22. Since his last paper gained little support, the linguist ______ surprised that he had not been asked to present again.
a. was
b. was not
c. were not
d. were

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Write a short travelogue in about 50 words explaining your visit to any tourist destination back in your home country

(25 POINTS)
Gary squinted down both sides of the hallway, looking for any signs of the hall monitor on patrol. Everyone was already in class after the sound of the second bell. There was no sign of anyone. Gary smirked. He hadn't been caught skipping school in the past four months. For many teachers at Glendale, Gary was the embodiment of all that was wrong with the student body, and Gary definitely enjoyed being the source of anxiety for his teachers. He would always make an appearance during advisory period and then he would disappear for the rest of the day.
Glad I'm not like those chumps in class, Gary happily thought as he ambled down the hallway. He was almost near the exit when he heard a loud conversation in the boys' bathroom. Normally, Gary would ignore it and be thankful for the distraction, but he heard something that was different. He heard fear in one of the voices.
"Please, please let me go," the voice pleaded shakily.
"You knew that this was going to happen. And I can't let you go because I have principles," a deep voice replied.
"I promise I won't do it again. Please just let me go," the fearful voice said.
Then, there was a loud thump. Gary stood there dumbfounded. For once in his life, he, Gary Paulsen, didn't know what to do. Then, there was a loud thump again. Gary had to act fast. He stormed into the bathroom and instantly saw what the situation was. Mike, the school bully, was enforcing his dominance like always. However, this time he was bullying Ivan, a cool kid in Gary's advisory period. Ivan let Gary borrow pencils whenever Gary bothered to show up. Gary moved toward Mike.
"Whoa, there, Gary. I wasn't doing anything wrong," Mike said quickly.
"Well, if there isn't a problem here, then Ivan, you're free to go," Gary said as he gestured for Ivan to leave.
Ivan looked back at Gary gratefully and ran out of the bathroom. Mike also backed out slowly as Gary stared harshly at him. Gary shrugged his shoulders, walked out, and bumped into Principal Skinner.


Select the correct answer.
How does Gary's character reflect the passage's theme?

A. The character's transformation shows that the unlikeliest of people can be heroes.
B. The character's dialogue reveals that heroes are people of very few words.
C. The character demonstrates that all kids are afraid of being caught skipping class.
D. The character illustrates that bullies do not care who they push around.

During an interview, you will want to use effective body language. Do not slouch or cross your arms. Keep your feet on the floor, and try not to fidget.


Which is true about an interview?
A.
Arrive right on time—not a few minutes early or a couple minutes late.
B.
Respond directly to each question asked.
C.
Cross your arms over your body to help control nervousness.
D.
Keep your eyes on the floor so you do not seem too aggressive.

The riot in Manzanar was caused by:

A.)drunk military police officers who beat up two Japanese men.

B.)Twelve Japanese-Americans who tried to escape from the camp.

C.)The anger and resentment of the prisoners.

D.)All of the choices are correct.

Why should a writer include a works cited page in a research paper? Check all that apply.

Nocturnal Animals
Nancy Stewart

On a moonlit night when the stars come out,
There are nocturnal animals all about.

Whoo, whoo, what do I see?
A wise old owl looking at me

Meow, meow, what do I see?
A big black cat is looking at me

Eee, eee, eee, what do I see?
A little bat just looking at me

Ribit, ribit, what do I see?
A big green tree frog looking at me

Squeak, squeak, squeak, what do I see?
A tiny garden mouse looking at me

What type of literary work is this passage?
A) a poem
B) a fable
C) fantasy
D) realistic fiction

Which story premise mastclearly contains a supernatural element?
O A. A cat and a dog form an unlikely friendship as they try to return
home.
B. The attorney always wears her lucky watch when she goes into a
trial
c. Julio somehow knows ahead of time when a meteor is going to
strike
D. Akira keeps rolling the dice, and the dice keep ending up in his
favor

Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Balancing your time studying with short breaks will help keep you from getting fatigued while you study. B. The best place to study is right in front of the TV so you do not fall asleep while studying C. The best time to study for everyone is right after dinner so you can focus better since you just ate. D. There is no such thing as studying too long because there are always things to review and learn.

What is inflated language?
A.
the use of opinions disguised as facts to influence an audience
B.
the use of certain words for the purpose of producing a certain emotional response
C.
the overuse of highly specialized vocabulary

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Insomnia is the inability to fall asleep or to maintain a restful
sleep throughout the night. People who suffer from insomnia-
also called insomniacs—often experience decreased energy,
mood swings, and difficulty performing well in school and work
activities. This sleep disorder can last for days, weeks, or years.
People who suffer from this disorder can experience early
insomnia (difficulty falling asleep), middle insomnia (waking up in
the middle of the night), or late insomnia (waking up earlier than
desired)
There is not one single cause for insomnia. Some insomniacs
experience sleep disturbances because of depression, anxiety, or
a mental illness. Other times, insomnia is caused by outside
influences such as a noisy sleeping environment, a lack of
exercise, or too much caffeine ingested during the day. Often a
doctor will investigate a patient's lifestyle and sleeping habits as a
first step in diagnosing the cause of his or her insomnia.
Insomnia can be treated in many different ways, and most
often, lifestyle changes are recommended by doctors. Some of
the most commonly suggested home remedies for insomnia are
sticking to a sleep schedule, avoiding naps during the day,
removing electronic devices and bright lights from the bedroom,
and drinking warm milk before attempting sleep. If insomnia
persists or begins to negatively impact the sufferer's life, medical
attention should be sought.

A study the best medications to cure sleep disturbances

B write a paper about the first Doctor to diagnose insomnia.

C learn more about the causes of sleep disturbance.

D learn more about famous people who had insomnia ​

Read the passage from sugar changed the world
You could date great
How do the details in the passage support the central idea?

Which sentence demonstrates an error in parallel structure?
A.
The police arrested the suspect for robbing a bank and because he drove a stolen car.
B.
The oil spill will destroy animal and plant life in the marsh and will pollute the beaches.
C.
Before you take that swimming class, you should know how to float on your back and submerge your face.
D.
To repair the Hubble telescope, astronauts needed to replace the primary camera and the battery units.

What is the dominant form of sound repetition in this line from "The Fish"?
with the swivel still attached

Select the best answer from the choices provided.
A.
consonance
B.
assonance
C.
alliteration
D.
rhyme

What effect does the description of the changing radio stations have on this story?
a) It shows how indecisive Jason's father is.
b) The different stations show the contrast between father and son.
c) It slows the pace of the long trip the father and son are taking.
d) The music provides a relaxing background to Jason's thoughts.

Which is the best statement of the theme of the story?

Select the correct answer.
Choose the sentence that is not logically connected in the paragraph

(1) One final effect of radio and TV on the language must must be noted.
(2) There is no doubt that these great media of information have cut
down considerably the time that used to be devoted to reading (3)
Radio and TV may enhance the spoken word. (4) They tend to lower
comprehension levels
OA 1
OB 2
OC 3
OD 4

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