You are in your final year in secondary school. Write a latter to your brother telling him what you intend to do after secondary school and asking for his support​

Answer:

Dear brother,

I am writing to you to let you know that I have decided to go to university after I finish secondary school. I would like to study law, and I would be very grateful if you could help me to achieve this goal. I know that you are already a successful lawyer, and I would be very proud to follow in your footsteps. I am confident that I have the ability to succeed in this field, and I would be very grateful for your support. Thank you for always being there for me, and I hope to make you proud.

Sincerely,

[Your name]

Answer:

July 3,2022

Dear brother,

sweet memories warm love and lots of thanks for sending me a lovely letter which I received yesterday. I am fine here and hope you are also fine there by the grace of god. I am feeling bored without you. How are you passing your days? Today, I am going to write a short pen about what I intend to do after secondary school which you have demanded and I also request you to support me.

I am thinking to join college. You know that I want to be Accountant so I will join college by taking O.P.T Math subject. I hope you support me . By saying this much I want to stop my peb.

Convey my namaste to our parents and warm love to you and our sister.

Hoping to see you in next letter very soon.

Your lovely sister

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Read the excerpt from "Choice: A Tribute to Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr." by Alice Walker.
The public acts of Dr. King you know. They are visible
all around you. His voice you would recognize sooner
than any other voice you have heard in this century-
this in spite of the fact that certain municipal libraries,
like the one in downtown Jackson, do not carry
recordings of his speeches, and the librarians chuckle
cruelly when asked why they do not.
Mark this and return
What is the effect of the rhetorical appeal in this
excerpt?
OIt accuses the reader of not being familiar with
King's work.
OIt asks the reader to question why King is not
respected as a leader.
OIt explains why people have not heard famous
speeches.
It questions the knowledge of the people who work
in libraries.

Explain how Sartre might defend existentialism against the claim that it leaves a moral vacuum. Your answer should be at least 250 words.

Why is a teacher's feedback valuable?
A.Teachers make good listeners.
B.Your teacher decides your grade.
C.A teacher is also a reader.
D.Every teacher is an expert writer.
Note: B and c are wrong.

please help me asap. We must abolish Daylight Saving Time. The practice of adjusting our clocks back in the fall and forward in the spring must not continue. First, studies show that eighty-eight per cent of all office workers have said that Daylight Saving Time makes them thirty-five per cent less productive. A policy so profoundly unpopular cannot possibly work for the good of society. Further, only wealthy capitalists promote Daylight Saving Time for their own self-serving needs. According to Karl Marx, the inventor of Marxism, the greed that these people demonstrate operates throughout society; thus, Daylight Saving Time can only help to support that greed. Finally, the fatigue that accompanies Daylight Saving Time causes such carelessness that it can only result in a plague of traffic accidents leading to severe injuries and perhaps even death. We must ask ourselves if death is worth the dubious benefits of this outdated course of action. In conclusion, the arguments I have presented demonstrate conclusively that the disastrous practice of Daylight Saving Time must end now.

Now that you've read the paragraph, look at it again. Consider how the writer argues his position. Especially, look for fallacies; you can use the video lecture or the list in the textbook to help you spot them.
Write a body paragraph of no less than three hundred (300) and no more than four hundred (400) words to respond to the sample paragraph. In your paragraph, let your reader know what you see in the sample; explain to your reader whether you find the argument convincing by showing the reader how logic works in it.
As always, take a look at the rubric you should see on this page as you work on your paragraph; make sure that your work contains all the elements that the rubric is looking for so that you can achieve maximum success in your paragraph.

21. My friend and I A. was able to 22. Aster has long hair, A. haven't she 23. B. doesn't Aster C. doesn't she Chaltu is a good pianist, she plays it well. C. Although D. on the one hand A. Despite the fact that B. Due to the fact that carry a heavy load but now we can't. B. has been able to C. can D. were able to ? .24. She hopes well in her English exam. A. to do 25. My parents aren't able to afford the rent for us so we are going to be A. Illiterate A. impatiens D. home 26. You should always study before B. to go C. went A. going 27. Since he stopped A. to drink alcohol 30 TL C. homeless to bed. D. to young he felt well B. drinking water Hall D. does she B. to does B. to does C. doing D. do C. drinking D. drink alcohol 21. My friend and I A. was able to 22. Aster has long hair , A. haven't she 23 . B. doesn't Aster C. doesn't she Chaltu is a good pianist , she plays it well . C. Although D. on the one hand A. Despite the fact that B. Due to the fact that carry a heavy load but now we can't . B. has been able to C. can D. were able to ? .24 . She hopes well in her English exam . A. to do 25. My parents aren't able to afford the rent for us so we are going to be A. Illiterate A. impatiens D. home 26. You should always study before B. to go C. went A. going 27. Since he stopped A. to drink alcohol 30 TL C. homeless to bed . D. to young he felt well B. drinking water Hall D. does she B. to does B. to does C. doing D. do C. drinking D. drink alcohol​

Read the excerpt from act 1, scene 3, of julius caesar. cassius. am i not stayed for? tell me. cinna. yes, you are. o cassius, if you could but win the noble brutus to our party— cassius. be you content. good cinna, take this paper and look you lay it in the praetor’s chair, where brutus may but find it. and throw this in at his window. set this up with wax upon old brutus’ statue. all this done, repair to pompey’s porch, where you shall find us. is decius brutus and trebonius there? cinna. all but metellus cimber, and he’s gone to seek you at your house. well, i will hie, and so bestow these papers as you bade me. cassius. that done, repair to pompey’s theatre. what is cassius’s motivation for sending the messages? cassius wants to make sure that brutus is willing to obey his orders. cassius wants to have roman citizens read messages about brutus’ greatness. cassius wants to sway brutus with flattering messages to convince him to help kill caesar. cassius wants to alert brutus about the conspiracy against him.

A nearby island had provided a/n ____________ for the Greek troops.
a. vacation
b. refuge

A boxing champion who had won one hundred consecutive matches might be described as invincible.
True or False

Read the passage from Sugar Changed the World.

The enslaved people on Saint Domingue were not merely fighting against the terrible conditions on the island. They were fighting for principles that they had learned from Europeans and Americans—from people similar to their own slave masters. The trio of great principles behind the French Revolution that began in 1789 consisted of "liberty, equality, fraternity" (brotherhood). As boats arrived in Saint Domingue from France, slaves learned that a revolution was going on in the name of human rights. Already, they'd been given a taste of great change because of a revolution closer to home. In 1779, a regiment of free blacks from Saint Domingue went to America to join in the fight for independence. They brought home with them the idea that "all men are created equal."

Two years after the meeting in Alligator Woods, on August 29, 1793, the leading French official on Saint Domingue realized that there was no point in opposing Toussaint and his armies. The slaves had freed themselves. And the following February, Paris agreed. The ideal of brotherhood announced by the revolutionaries of Paris finally included the sugar workers of Saint Domingue.

Which details do the authors include to support the claim in this passage? Select two options.

information about organizing the meeting in Alligator Woods
explanations of how revolutionary ideas spread to Saint Domingue
descriptions of the difficult conditions the enslaved people faced
examples of revolutionary ideas from other countries
specifics about how the English freed the enslaved people

Both armies had an unusual __________, however.
a. overconfidence
b. ability to recover quickly
c. number of casualties

Read the excerpt from "The Environmental Ethic."

It is fashionable in some quarters to wave aside the small and obscure, the bugs and weeds, forgetting that an obscure moth from Latin America saved Australia’s pastureland from overgrowth by cactus, that the rosy periwinkle provided the cure for Hodgkin’s disease and childhood lymphocytic leukemia, that the bark of the Pacific yew offers hope for victims of ovarian and breast cancer, that a chemical from the saliva of leeches dissolves blood clots during surgery, and so on down a roster already grown long and illustrious despite the limited research addressed to it.

Which of the following claims is best supported by the evidence in this excerpt?
All species are worth protecting because even the small organisms contribute important functions in the environment.
Every effort should be made to protect each bug and weed species regardless of its potential to cause destruction.
All of the species that are now extinct or are becoming extinct could have cured a disease.
Only the species that can be used for medical purposes are worth protecting from extinction.

Thus, elderly patients, whose health may already be ____________, do not have the additional risk of lengthy exposure to anesthesia.
a. concerned
b. deteriorated
c. unstable
d. uncomfortable

What does President Lincoln describe in the lines in bold?
A.The readers who will likely disagree with his values

B. The people who rejected his offer of emancipation
C. The times he did not allow military emancipation
D. The lines in the Constitution that give him power

Question 10 of 10
Read this excerpt from the Declaration of Independence:
He is at this time transporting large Armies of foreign
Mercenaries to compleat the works of death, desolation
and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of Cruelty &
perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and
totally unworthy the Head of a civilized nation.
Which rhetorical appeal is used here?
OA. Pathos
OB. Deductive logic
OC. Inductive logic
OD. Logos

In Black Boy, Wright describes events that transpire shortly after his father leaves the family.

How does Wright’s father’s departure affect Wright’s mother?


She must take on a full-time job and teach her sons to be responsible for themselves.

Wright’s mother makes light of the situation to keep her children calm.

Wright’s mother insists her children work to contribute to the household income.

She becomes depressed, and her sons suffer due to neglect.

Question 2 of 15
Which sentence correctly uses one or more commas to set off a
nonrestrictive clause?
OA. Nela, who speaks Spanish perfectly, helped us talk to the store
owner.
OB. I decided to call Laticia who said she was available to watch the
cats.
OC. Tornadoes which form from wall clouds, are a major threat to
houses.
OD. She gave the flower to Dominic which shows that everyone
deserves love.

The family isn't too thrilled with her purchase of the house because...
Select one:
a. it will mean working twice as hard to pay the rent.
b. it is located in an all-white neighborhood.
c. it costs way too much.
d. they wanted to live in a condo.
e. it shattered Beneatha's and Walter's dreams.

Which statement about online learners is true?
O Online learners have less difficulty making connections with classmates
than students who attend classes at the college.
O The experience for online learners is the same as the experience of students
who attend classes at the college.
O Online learners have to be more disciplined and independent than students
who attend classes at the college.
Online courses prevent online learners from communicating with other
students and participating in college life.

What is the best description of realistic fiction?
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Look at the examples in highlighted text in the passage. Which example show the Socratic teaching method Plato recorded?

Facts are different from opinions because facts are
personal.
objective.
subjective.
changeable

Select the correct answer.
Which excerpt from the passage best shapes the author's perspective on the misfortunes of the working class?
OA. "I watched people's feet from my cellar window, miners' feet in old shoes; soldiers' feet, well shod in government leather,
the shoes of women with the heels run down; the dilapidated shoes of children; barefooted boys." (paragraph 16)
O B.
"He was a man with a heart, who perhaps imagined his own mother imprisoned in a cellar with the sewer rats' union."
(paragraph 17)
OC.
"If I were out of this dungeon," thought I, "I would be fighting the human sewer rats anyway!" (paragraph 12)
"Boys," I said, "go back on your engine. Some day it will be all right." (paragraph 10)
OD.
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Next

How does this verb sound at the end conjugated in
simple past?
"Cancelled"
/t/
O /d/
O ed
O /id/

2.4. My father drops me at school. in passive voice simple present

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Please please help please please help me please

So what is something you would want to do in the evening after work if we were dating or such ?

Read the excerpt from "A Genetics of Justice” by Julia Alvarez.

Images of the dictator hung in every house next to the crucifix and Ia Virgencita with the declaration beneath: In this house Trujillo is Chief. The pale face of a young military man wearing a plumed bicorne hat and a gold–braided uniform looked down beneficently at my mother as she read her romantic novelas and dreamed of meeting the great love of her life. Sometimes in her daydreams, her great love wore the handsome young dictator’s face. Never having seen him, my mother could not know the portrait was heavily retouched.

What is the central idea of this paragraph?

The images of Trujillo portrayed him falsely.
Trujillo wore elaborate uniforms and headpieces.
Alvarez's mother wanted to meet Trujillo one day.
Young people dream about the person they will marry.

Gab and Greg ____________ nothing to do with the mischief done by Thirdy and Max

Evaluate the style of Sutton’s draft. Which word best describes this style?
Informal
Formal
Semiformal
Skeptical

Sutton’s Draft
It is very rare to find a person who changes the way people view the world. Alexander Fleming was one such figure. What we know of today as penicillin, a cure for many infections, did not exist until 1928, when Fleming's brilliant and innovative mind discovered it.

As a young man, Fleming had a keen interest in the field of medicine. In 1906, he began working as a researcher at St. Mary's Hospital in London, England, under the guidance of Almroth Wright, a bacteriologist. During World War I, Fleming served in the Royal Army Medical Corps and worked with wounded soldiers. There, he realized that the liquid antiseptics used to treat wounds severely affected a person's ability to fight off bacterial infections. He believed that wounds should not be treated with antiseptics but rather kept clean and dry. However, his advice mostly went unheard.

In 1918, Fleming returned to St. Mary's as the assistant director of the St. Mary's Inoculation Department. Ten years later, in September 1928, he made a startling discovery related to the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, which can cause harmful infections in humans. Fleming had left the bacteria unattended in a petri dish and noticed that it had developed an unknown mold around it. When he studied the mold, he was surprised to find that it was a type of antibiotic, a substance that can kill bacteria or stop it from growing. He named this discovery penicillin and spread word of its clinical potential to treat bacterial infections. With the help of scientists Howard Florey and Ernst Chain from the University of Oxford, he managed to stabilize and purify penicillin for public use.

The discovery of penicillin revolutionized the medical world and turned Fleming into a hero. In 1943, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society and received the knighthood one year later. In 1945, Fleming, Chain, and Florey were awarded the Nobel Prize for the discovery of penicillin and their contributions to the field of medicine.

In later years, Sir Alexander Fleming wrote numerous papers on bacteriology, chemotherapy, and immunology, which were published in medical and scientific journals all around the world. Fleming died in 1955 in London, but his name and contributions are celebrated to this day.

18. What does it mean if you have a score of 50% in any category of the 16 Personalities Test?
O A. You're in the middle of the spectrum for that characteristic.
OB. You have a turbulent disposition.
O C. You need to retake the exam since the results aren't valid.
O D. You have an assertive disposition.