Which best explains why the delivery of William Faulkner's Nobel Prize speech does not support its rhetoric and purpose?

Answer:

D. The tone does not match the confidence of the message.

Explanation:

The delivery of William Faulkner's Nobel Prize speech does not support its rhetoric ans purpose because his tone does not match the confidence of the message.

When Mr Faulkner received the Nobel Prize, his speech was fast paced and the manner he gave the speech did not match the confidence and words that the speech contained.

Answer:

A. The manner in which he speaks does not match the confidence of the message.

Explanation:

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Consider this quote from Carson McCullers:

“This city, New York--consider the people in it, the eight million of us. An English friend of mine, when asked why he lived in New York City, said that he liked it here because he could be so alone. While it was my friend's desire to be alone, the aloneness of many Americans who live in cities is an involuntary and fearful thing. It has been said that loneliness is the great American malady. What is the nature of this loneliness? It would seem essentially to be a quest for identity."
Discuss the nature of loneliness and how it is possible to feel lonely even when surrounded by people. (Give a paragraph with at least 5 sentences please)

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1. Refer to the following passage for this question:
After everyone had gone, my mother said to me, "You want to be the same as American girls on the outside. "She handed me an early gift. It was a miniskirt in beige tweed. "But inside you must always be Chinese. You must be proud you are different. Your only shame is to have shame."
The “miniskirt in beige tweed” is an example of symbolism. What does it represent? What quoted evidence from the story (you cannot use the above passage) supports your answer?


2. Why do you think Amy Tan wrote this story? What is the story’s theme? Use quoted evidence from the story to support your answer.


3. How does Collins, in his poem “The Names,” contrast the childlike innocence and the horrific in this poem? What is the message he wants his readers to receive? What evidence from the poem supports your answer?


4. In Collins’ poem “Introduction to Poetry,” how does he want students to explore a poem? How does Collins feel about the analysis of poetry- how we study it? What evidence from the poem supports your answer?

Which sentences feature a first-person point of view?

Which sentence from the paragraph supports the idea that young people suffer when they do not spend time with
the elderly?
A.
"More importantly, children are denied the wisdom of their grandparents."
B.
"In turn, senior citizens can lose touch with the current world."
C.
"Grandparents also experience negative effects by this separation."
D.
"Instead of their families taking care of them, medical professionals do."
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What is the authors purpose in this biography excerpt enriques journey

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What made Ponyboy stop going to church?

Complete the following sentences with the correct preposition (at, to, of).
26. The letter she wrote has full _____________ mistake.
27. You looked bored. You don’t seem interested _______________ what I am seeing.
28. Why are you looking _______________ me like that.
29. Hana is afraid ______________ a rat.

What is the rule in Ponyboy's house for who does dishes and who cooks breakfast?

What evidence from "To Build a Fire" might lead you to this inference?
The man is too confident.
A. Empty as the man's mind was of thoughts, he was keenly
observant, and he noticed the changes in the creek, the curves
and bends and timber-jams, and always he sharply noted where
he placed his feet
B. As for lunch, he pressed his hand against the protruding bundle
under his jacket. It was also under his shirt, wrapped up in a
handkerchief and lying against the naked skin. It was the only way
to keep the biscuits from freezing.
C. He looked at his watch. was ten o'clock. He was making four
miles an hour, and he calculated that he would arrive at the forks
at half-past twelve. He decided to celebrate that event by eating
his lunch there.
D. The old-timer had been very serious in laying down the law that no
man must travel alone in the Klondike after fifty below. Well, here
he was; he had had the accident; he was alone; and he had saved
himself. Those old-timers were rather womanish, some of them,
he thought.

Write an original sentence with two independent clauses and punctuate them with a semicolon

Someone With Summer School On Edg. Help I Have A Question , So The Photo Down Below Says No Enrollment Does That Mean I'm Done With My Classes?? (If u know what I mean)

Identify the sound effect in the following line. "I shall go shod in silk," alliteration, onomatopoeia, or assonance

Can Someone Help Me I Get So Confused With These.....Thank you

imagery and repetition are aspects of

Stream of consciousness discribes

what kind of verb is this They will sing tonight.

Read the excerpt from "The Hammer of God."



Now indeed Kali’s orbit had been drastically changed; never again would it come near Earth. On its next return to the inner solar system, the swifter spacecraft of a later age would visit the crumpled wreckage of Goliath and bear reverently homeward the bodies of those who had saved the world.



Until the next encounter.



What options accurately identify and explain the function of the narrative text element used in the excerpt?



(Select all that apply.)



"The Hammer of God"



Foreshadowing creates more suspense about Kali’s next visit to the solar system.


Subplot provides the story of the swifter spacecraft.


Flash-forward shows what happened to the crew of the Goliath.


Pacing raises the question of when the next encounter will be.

In about 80 words, write a message to Sofia giving some advice

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Read the following sentence. Then, answer the question.
Ben wants to go to the zoo but his sister is not feeling well.
Which statement is correct?
No comma is needed because a dependent clause follows an independent clause in this sentence.
A comma is needed in this sentence after the word "but" to separate the two independent clauses.
No comma is needed because this is a simple sentence that expresses only one idea.
A comma is needed after the word "zoo" to separate the two independent clauses joined by the conjunction.

le correct answer.
Before Lucy could begin to
with the enemy, the police arrested her for being a spy.
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fraternized
B.
fraternity
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fraternal
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fraternization
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Which sentence in the excerpt best supports the theme of harmonious living?
A Spark Neglected Burns the House
by Leo Tolstoy (adapted excerpt)
There once lived in a village a peasant named Iván Stcherbakóf. He was comfortably off, in the prime of life, the best worker in the vill
had three sons all able to work. The eldest was married, the second about to marry, and the third was a big lad who could mind the h
and was already beginning to plough. Iván's wife was an able and thrifty woman, and they were fortunate in having a quiet, hard-wor
daughter-in-law. There was nothing to prevent lván and his family from living happily. They had only one idle mouth to feed; that was
old father, who suffered from asthma and had been lying ill for seven years. Iván had all he needed: three horses and a colt a cow witi
and fifteen sheep. The women made all the clothing for the family, besides helping in the fields, and the men tilled the land. They alwa
grain enough of their own to last over beyond the next harvest and sold enough oats to pay the taxes and meet their other needs. So I
and his children might have lived quite comfortably had it not been for a feud between him and his next-door neighbor, Limping Gabrie
son of Gordéy Ivánof.
As long as old Gordéy was alive and Iván's father was still able to manage the household, the peasants lived as neighbors should. If the
women of either house happened to want a sieve or a tub, or the men required a sack, or if a cart-wheel got broken and could not be me
at once they used to send to the other house, and helped each other in neighborly fashion. When a calf strayed into the neighbor's
thrashing-ground, they would just drive it out, and only say, "Don't let it get in again: our grain is lying there." And such things as locking
the barns and outhouses, hiding things from one another or backbiting were never thought of in those days.
That was in the fathers' time. When the sons came to be at the head of the families, everything changed.

When Ponyboy breaks the glass bottle in front of the Socs, how can you tell that Ponyboy has changed since the beginning of the story?(The outsiders chapter 12)

As part of the greenhouse effect, Earth’s surface radiates heat back into the atmosphere and the atmosphere absorbs this heat. Why do areas near the equator generally radiate more energy back into the atmosphere than areas near the poles? (I am doing this in English class)
A. Areas near the equator have more clouds in the atmosphere than areas near the poles.
B. Areas near the equator receive more incoming solar energy than areas near the poles.
C. The greenhouse effect only occurs near the equator.
D. The greenhouse effect only occurs near the poles.

American millionaire, Mr Ormond Wall, meets with a road accident in Italy. His Injuries prove fatal and took his life. Write a good news report for the newspaper.

In this passage the narrator wngages readers by

In at least 100 words describe the characters relationship to the carp throughout wangs

'Agua Viva," a Sculpture by Alfredo Gonzalez: In at least 200 words, explain how the author uses characterization to express and develop one of the themes in this story. Use details from the story to support your response.

How does Simon birch show his generosity

The teacher reviewing this sentence would point out that since this is a