which detail best supports the idea that in this futuristic setting the landscape is very dry?​

Answer:

It’s a constant war these days against the dust that sweeps across the city limits.

Which graph represents the equation y=-4/3x-2 Vote braliest if right

Graph one is A.
Graph two is B
Graph three is C
Graph four is D.

What does Charlie think of Joe Carp and Frank Reilly?

Part A

What is a theme of The Secret Garden?

A. People can be kind even if they are unsure of what is going on.

B. It is important to feel sorry for people who are miserable.

C. It is hard to find someone who can keep a secret.

D. Not having relationships with others can make a person unhappy.

Part B

Which detail from chapter 10 of the novel best supports the theme in Part A? Could you keep a secret, if I told you one? It’s a great secret. I don’t know what I should do if anyone found it out.’”

"Dickon looked more puzzled than ever and even rubbed his hand over his rough head again, but he answered quite good-humoredly."

“She had never felt sorry for herself; she had only felt tired and cross, because she disliked people and things so much.”

“He said it in such an odd way that Mary wondered if he was actually a little sorry for her.”

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Take a look at this online thesaurus entry. poor Pronunciation /pO:(r)/ Audio Homophones: pour, pore, paw (some accents) Synonyms (little or no possessions): impoverished, wealthless, arm (of low quality): inferior (to be pitied): pitiable, arm Antonyms (having little or no possessions): rich (of low quality): good (deficient in a specified way): rich (inadequate): adequate Which link will lead the reader to the definition of an antonym for the word "poor”? paw arm pitiable adequate

English is basically derived from ____
another Indo-European language.

why words inspire the change​

First part is the questions- second is the little book in the corner.


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Read the definitions.

lean

\ˈlēn\

[Middle English lenen; Old English hleoian; German hlinēn]

verb
1. to bend from a vertical position
2. to rely on for support or inspiration
3. to incline in opinion, taste, or desire

lien

\ˈlē-ən\

[Anglo-French lien; Latin ligament, from ligare, "to bind”]

noun
1. a legal claim on the property of another person until a debt has been paid back

Which sentences use lean correctly? Select two options.

The property cannot be put on the market until the lean has been completely repaid.
After the earthquake in Crete, the water tower leans more than 15 degrees to the right.
The business owner placed a lean on the property until the debt could be repaid.
The voters are leaning toward the mayoral candidate with more government experience.
The house could not be sold until the lean was removed.

Which provides the best objective summary of this excerpt?

Q: Washington enjoyed less than three years of retirement at Mount Vernon, for he died of a throat infection December 14, 1799. For months the Nation mourned him.

Please help find the main idea of this
A week after the murders, police raided Spahn Ranch, but not because of those heinous crimes. Manson and most of the family were arrested instead for stealing cars. But they were released on a technicality and fled to Death Valley. There, they were arrested again in multiple waves of police raids between Oct. 10 and 12, 1969. In addition to a series of thefts and generally terrorizing the locals, Manson had set fire to some heavy

Please help me.. How can sentences 8 and 9 be combined to improve clarity?
A.
Some local governments only set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, unlike some organizations.
B.
Some local governments, contrary to some organizations, set aside lots for people to use as community gardens.
C.
Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, while some organizations help people rent or purchase spaces for gardening.
D.
Some local governments set aside lots for people to use as community gardens, in spite of some organizations helping people rent or purchase spaces for gardening.

Read this paragraph. Which of these choices is an example of a sensory detail? The red velvet stage curtain opened and a packed audience of onlookers gazed at me. The stage lights were blinding. I slowly walked up to the white masking tape line on the black stage floor. The first bold piano notes filled the room. I took a deep breath and debuted my singing voice to the crowd. onlookers gazed at me I slowly walked the first bold piano notes to the crowd​

How is manipulation used in the play the othello?

Select the phrase that best complete the sentence

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According to Victorian ideas about women, why can't Sissy Jupe learn at school?

A: She is a woman.
B: She didn't go to grammar school.
C: She is too young to learn.
D: Her father has abandoned her.

Sand Dunes


Sand dunes are an important part of our environment, but they can also be very harmful. Sand dunes are constantly moving, with help from the wind. If the wind blows hard enough, it can kick up the sand. This leads to dust storms, which are dangerous for all who live near the dunes. Sand also damages buildings that can be centuries old. For example, sand threatens buildings in Egypt, including the pyramids. The sand can break down the stones that made the pyramids.

Though there are easy ways to keep sand dunes from moving, not all are good for the environment. For years, oil has been used to stop sand dunes from moving. People drench the sand dunes with oil, and the sand no longer is picked up by the wind. This is not good for the animals living in and around the dunes. It also wastes an important resource.

One way of safely keeping the dunes from moving as quickly is to plant trees and other plants along them. These plants keep the dunes from moving when placed at the bottom of the dunes. The dunes stay in place and keep the animals living in the dunes safe. Scientists are also working on the best design possible for sand fences. These would keep the dunes in place and let the animals continue to live there.

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Paragraph 2 uses

A.

cause and effect organization.

B.

chronological order organization.

C.

question and answer organization.

D.

personal narration organization.


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Alex and Scott are out at sea on a small fishing boat when a large storm hits. After their boat flips over and sinks during the storm, Alex and Scott struggle to make it back to the shore. Just when they think that things can’t get any worse, they see a shark fin circling them.

Select the answer below
Person vs self
Person vs technology
Person vs person
Person vs society
Person vs fate
Person vs nature
Person vs supernatural

Read this sentence:
Alex had gotten so used to using his calculator that it was now a crutch. He could hardly remember to do an equation without it.

What does the word crutch suggest about this situation?

A. Alex relied on the calculator too much.


B. Alex balanced his weight on the calculator.


C. Alex used the calculator to learn math.


D. Alex could never do math.

Why does Junior compare Penelope to his dad? Be
specific.

Which best describes Peter stockmanns attitude toward mrs stockman when he arrives at her house

help me find the main idea of this please need done ASAP
The Manson murders presented the Los Angeles Police Department and sheriff's department with an incredibly complicated investigation: multiple crime scenes with multiple victims, plus multiple — and different — perpetrators at each scene. Initially, separate teams were investigating the Tate and LaBianca murders, and the idea that they were connected was ignored [source: Sanders]. If not for a bit of luck and the fact that the family had committed numerous other crimes, Manson and his followers may have evaded capture much longer.

Analyzing the crucible what is the play anout

"last night, drew had ice cream and brownies for dessert" is this sentence simple or compound?

based on the excerpt the reader can tell?

How does the mood or feelings change throughout the poem in Call Me Maria

"From the stone, I promise," babbled Arthur. "I tried to get Kay's sword,
but the door at the inn was locked, and...I knew he'd be cross, and I saw
this sword and I...I didn't want him to miss the tournament, so I took it
and ..."
What is the best meaning of cross as it is used in the passage?
O to pass over something; move
a structure of wood intersected in a shape of perpendicular lines
O to be angered or annoyed
O to die or pass away

Help Please and be quick

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what's the second one? I got the first, I think​