Which of the following is not true about making predictions when reading a
text?

Answer:

Answer C

Explanation:The reason this is is because of the process of elimination. If we show that "Predictions are graded", that is true. "Making Predictions is fun" It can be when you want it to be. "Making predictions is a waste of time" Is wrong because predictions are what give us insight into a topic. "making predictions keeps you interested in what you're reading" Is true because when you read you are curious to learn more and be engaged in a topic and want to be more hungry for what's next in the story.

The logical progression of facts or information is called
complexity
transition
sequence
Answer it right please.

1. Reread paragraph 2 of "The Fall of the House of Usher." Mark
independent and dependent clauses. Then, classify each sentence as
simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex.

Which compound sentence is not correctly punctuated?


Mother will drive Shane, or he will take the bus.


We scored the winning run; and the crowd cheered.


Sarah bought a snack; Jon did also.


Paul and Jenny played on the raft, but Stan swam in the water.

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It was ridiculous and ungainly, lying there on his back with legs sprawling in the air. Besides, it was a position of such utter helplessness that White Fang's whole nature revolted against it. He could do nothing to defend himself. If this man-animal intended harm, White Fang knew that he could not escape it. How could he spring away with his four legs in the air above him? Yet submission made him master his fear, and he only growled softly. This growl he could not suppress; nor did the man-animal resent it by giving him a blow on the head. And furthermore, such was the strangeness of it, White Fang experienced an unaccountable sensation of pleasure as the hand rubbed back and forth.

—White Fang,
Jack London

Describe the point of view used in White Fang by completing the sentence below.

White Fang uses a third-person limited or omniscient
narrator who reveals multiple perspetive,White Fang perspetive,the mens perperstive,or kichies perpertive

erties and Changes LESSON 1
Question 1 (1 point)
Which of the following correctly identifies Physical Properties of Matter?
a
b
weight, mass, temperature, volume, and gravity
Matter, Density, and Volume
Mass and Weight
state of matter, shape, mass, volume, density, solubility, and temperature.
C
d
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what is a reflex nouns

From the description of the muskrat in paragraph 11, the reader can infer that — * 14 points A the other animals had little faith he could complete the task B he had greater stamina and perseverance than the other animals C he would benefit more than the other animals from retrieving the dirt D the other animals cared little about the woman and her troubles

Which sentence from the passage foreshadows that the audience liked
Mark's performance?

Mrs. Khan lies an eraser on her desk as soon as she enters the room. is this grammer correct ​

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How does Rainsford feel about hunting at the beginning of the story

Solitude is impracticable, and society fatal. We must keep our head in the one and our hands in the other. The conditions are met, if we keep our independence, yet do not lose our sympathy. Which best describes Emerson's argument in this excerpt? It is impossible to practice solitude and be a part of society, and a person must choose one. In order to balance society and solitude, one must maintain both independence and sympathy for others. Being a part of society is preferable to being in solitude, as long as one has sympathy for others. Practicing solitude is preferable to being part of society, because it allows a person to maintain independence.

Which is the correct order of the plot diagram?

The_____ of a story can be applied to other works of literature or to life.
A. setting
B. plot
C. theme
D. characters

4. PART A: As used in line 5, what does
the word "scornful" suggest about how
Wheatley felt others regarded her
race?
A Distaste
B Confidence
C Acceptance
D Envy

Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors but now she lets us use oil paints. Which answer choice best corrects the run-on sentence?

1. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors, now she lets us use oil paints.
2. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors. But now she lets us use oil paints.
3. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors; but now she lets us use oil paints.
4. Our art teacher used to let us paint only with watercolors, but now she lets us use oil paints.

1An example of a plot event from The Wizard of Oz is: ADorothy incorrect answer BThe farm incorrect answer CThe tornado incorrect answer DThe Wicked Witch

Read the excerpt from "An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad’s Heart of Darkness.” It might be contended, of course, that the attitude to the African in Heart of Darkness is not Conrad's but that of his fictional narrator, Marlow, and that far from endorsing it Conrad might indeed be holding it up to irony and criticism. Certainly, Conrad appears to go to considerable pains to set up layers of insulation between himself and the moral universe of his history. He has, for example, a narrator behind a narrator. The primary narrator is Marlow, but his account is given to us through the filter of a second, shadowy person. But if Conrad's intention is to draw a cordon sanitaire between himself and the moral and psychological malaise of his narrator, his care seems to me totally wasted because he neglects to hint, clearly and adequately, at an alternative frame of reference by which we may judge the actions and opinions of his characters. It would not have been beyond Conrad's power to make that provision if he had thought it necessary. Conrad seems to me to approve of Marlow, with only minor reservations—a fact reinforced by the similarities between their two careers. What is Achebe’s purpose in this passage? to explain that Conrad’s inclusion of multiple narrators confuses readers and leads them to misinterpret the text to explain that Conrad provides an alternative frame of reference of the narrator’s perception, actions and beliefs to explain that, even though Conrad is trying to separate himself from his characters’ morals, he most likely approves of them to explain that Conrad disapproves of Marlow’s actions and beliefs, and hopes to show the dangers of Marlow’s way of thinking

Which of these sentences best summarizes the passage below (paragraphs 13-16)?
We soon heard his heavy breathing in the long entrance way. "It's moonlight, just like
day!" he exclaimed, as he set the kettles down and thrust his
cold hands into the flames with a twisting motion "The boys and girls are having lots of fun sliding on the ice."
Let them slide, we don't care ejaculated Wa-cu-pa as he dipped a cup into the water and handed it to the old man, who put it to his lips and
made a gulping sound as he drank, the lump in his throat leaping up and down at each swallow. At the last draught, he expelled his pent-up
breath with something like a groan, set the cup down, wiped his lips with the back of his hand, and asked, "A real true story - something that I
saw myself, that's what you want, is it?"
Yes, grandfather," we sang out in chorus. "A story that has you in it!"
His face brightened with a smile and he broke into a gentle laugh, nodding his head to its rhythm.
A The old man had a hard time telling his tale and needed a drink.
B. The old man made up a story to please his listeners
The old man didn't want to tell a story about himself, despite everyone asking.
D. The group had a sincere interest in hearing the old man's tale.


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Read this passage from Jack London’s White Fang.

But it did not all happen in a day, this giving over of himself, body and soul, to the man-animals. He could not immediately forego his wild heritage and his memories of the Wild. There were days when he crept to the edge of the forest and stood and listened to something calling him far and away. And always he returned, restless and uncomfortable, to whimper softly and wistfully at Kiche’s side and to lick her face with eager, questioning tongue.



This passage is an example of conflict between

White Fang and the “man-animals.”
White Fang and Kiche.
White Fang and his desires.
White Fang and the growing-up process.

Read the excerpt from "Lewis Hine Helps a Nation See the Light."

Hine was born in 1874 in Wisconsin. He knew what it was like to work in an industry at a young age: as a teen, he had to take a factory job during a time of family hardship. Luckily for Hine, his life in the factory was only temporary. He was eventually able to leave it behind, complete high school, and go to college.

The author's purpose for including this information in the text is to show that

Hine had a connection to and a real interest in these children and their plight.
Hine was able to receive a high school and college education.
Hine had the needed credentials to take on this particular assignment.
Hine, who was born in 1874, was a rather young man when he undertook this project.

Read the passage. Enrique raced down the cracked sidewalk as fast as he could. The hot sun was beating down on him mercilessly. Streams of sweat trickled down his face, and his drenched shirt clung to his chest and back, but he didn’t care. The school day had gone by very slowly, and now he was determined to get home. In his right hand, he firmly held on to his rolled-up certificate. For three long months, he had faithfully gone to the library every three days to check out new books to read. In the evenings, he and his mom had curled up on the couch and read to each other. For every book they completed, the librarian, Mrs. Sato, had put a stamp in one of the squares of his reading chart. Today, she had filled in the very last square. She had also presented him with a certificate of completion. His name was at the top, beautifully written in red cursive. “You did it, Enrique,” Mrs. Sato had said, “and way before any of your classmates. Congratulations!” Enrique couldn’t wait to see his mom’s face when he showed her the paper. He knew she would be proud. He also knew she would be eager to get started on the new book he carried in his other hand. Which descriptive sentence best indicates that Enrique is eager to show his mom the certificate? “Enrique raced down the cracked sidewalk as fast as he could.” “In his right hand, he firmly held on to his rolled-up certificate.” “His name was at the top, beautifully written in red cursive.” “He also knew she would be eager to get started on the new book he carried in his other hand.”

How does the media
address gender (female) identity

Who is Ha from inside out

"He said Oh, I'm sorry. I left my wallet at home. Can you believe he waited until after the check came?" Leslie said. How can the sentence above be corrected? A. Correct as is. B. "He said "Oh, I'm sorry. I left my wallet at home." Can you believe he waited until after the check came?" Leslie said. C. "He said 'Oh, I'm sorry. I left my wallet at home.' "Can you believe he waited until after the check came"? Leslie said. D. "He said 'Oh, I'm sorry. I left my wallet at home.' Can you believe he waited until after the check came?" Leslie said.

A story’s topic is the subject it tells about

B:Which of the following paragraphs best supports the answer to Part A? A-Paragraphs 1/2 , B-Paragraphs 9/10 , C-Paragraphs 18/19

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In the following pages I offer nothing more
than simple facts, plain arguments, and
common sense; and have no other
Preliminaries to settle with the reader, than
that he will divest himself of prejudice and
prepossession, and suffer his resason and his
feelings to determine for themselves; that he
will put ON, or rather he will not put OFF the
true character of a man, and generously
enlarge his views beyond the present day.
-Thomas Paine, Common Sense
Based on the text what was Paine’s purpose