Match each sentence part to the question it answers As more people moved to the United States many of these immigrants brought languages and traditions with them from other countries around the world

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answer would be A because poetry is not often written quickly, it all depends on the process of the writer which cancels C out. Modern poetry can't be reproduced easily because again that is more of a personal statement regarding the writer which cancels D, and no all poetry is repetitive since there are different types of poetry which cancels B and you get left with A which does makes more sense knowing the main purpose of a poem is to transfer a meaning

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1) bright

2) right

3) muscular

4) night

5) spark

6) high

7) seeing

8) solution

9) deny

10) dry

Explanation:

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Answer:

1. In is too out as dim is too bright.

2. Left is too right as up is too down.

3. Weak is too helpless as strong is too helpful.

4. Day is too light as night is too dark.

5. Rumble is too thunder as flash is too lightning.

6. Down is too low as up is too high.

7. Ear is to hearing as eye is to seeing.

8. Gift is to present as answer is to response.

9. No is to yes as deny is to admit.

10. Wet is to dry as hot is to cold.

Explanation:

In analogies, each word is related to the other.  The blank word is either a synonym or antonym to the word it is being compared to. For example;

Hot is too cold as up is to [blank].

Hot and cold are opposites of each other which means that the word in the blank spot is the opposite of up.  Therefore, the blank word is down.

Answer:

A student should conduct research for an essay to gather the

evidence or the details that show the students essay is true.

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A) Focusing on the present

Explanation:

Which is a characteristic of the observant function?

A. Focusing on the present

B. Lacking the ability to complete tasks

C. Holding onto individual values

D. Feeling drained from social situations

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Answer:

Spin is the total angular momentum in the body.

Explanation:

The spins of elementary particles are analogous to spins of the macroscopic bodies.  

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The answer to this question is D

Explanation:

Answer:

Your answer would be:
D.) A boy has a terrible dream

In the image attached you can see part of the sentence; "... woke suddenly. His heaart thudded..." These carefully chosen words describe how the boy feels. It also shows an image of a girl locked in a dark cage.

Explanation:

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Idioms are a type of statement that can't be deduced from the meanings of its individual words but has its own meaning.

Fear shakes us to our core, as the phrase  “shocked to the marrow with fear” describes.
The idiom "shocked to the marrow with fear" is used metaphorically.

Answer:

b) eye color

Explanation:

The rest are learned behaviors

Answer:

Power, technique, and timing

Explanation:

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Answer:

Water boils at 212 F which is equivalent to

So at one atmosphere, water has a boiling point of 212 ∘F ; on the Celsius scale , this is 100 ∘C .

Explanation:

Between the normal boiling point of 100 °C (212 °F) and the critical temperature of 374 °C (705 °F), superheated water is liquid water under pressure.  Additionally, it is referred to as "subcritical water" or "pressurized hot water."

A physical object's degree of coldness or heat can be measured using the term "temperature." Using a thermometer, it is expressed in degrees Celsius (°C), degrees Kelvin (°K), and degrees Fahrenheit (°F).

The freezing point of pure water was set at 32 °F, and the boiling point of water was set at 212 °F, both at sea level and with standard atmospheric pressure, for a large portion of the 20th century. These two fixed values, which are 180 °F apart, serve as the basis for the Fahrenheit scale.

Therefore, 100 °C (212 °F) and the critical temperature of 374 °C (705 °F),temperature is subcritical for boiling water

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Answer:

1) Him

2) They

3) Her

Explanation:

for the first photo, "him" is the correct option to replace "Jose"

for the second photo, the correct option is "they" since it is referring to two people

the correct option for the third photo is her

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Answer:

1: he

2: they

3: she

Explanation:

First answer was wrong. ;-;

Hi, I believe that all the words are compound words, and that is what they have in common. Please correct me if I am wrong

The only thing the words have in common is that they are all compound words, as act coat dog foot line pin stand.

When two words are combined to convey a new idea, the result is a compound. Three alternative ways that compound words can be articulated include hyphenated compounds, closed compounds like "doorknob," and open compounds like "ice cream".

Compound words for children are made by combining two simpler words to produce a longer, more complex word. An example of this would be Mail + Box = Mailbox. We use compound words a lot without realizing they are made up of two simpler, more basic concepts.

The words "pancake," "living room," and "merry-go-round" have something in common.

Thus, the sentence has written above.

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A) sign that his day would not go well.

Explanation:

He took the rain and stormy weather as a sign that his day would not go well.

Answer:

yes ofcrse it is an action verb

Explanation:

it is so because the He* pronoun is doing something means action* so

Answer:

describe the innovation and advancement of movies over time.

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Amazed audiences with its seamless shift from sepia to color mid-scene.

Explanation:

b

Question 7 - B!

Hey! In Question 7,\ we can use the process of elimination to determine the answers! So, let's see why or why not the possible answer choices could be right!

A. A young girl is promised to be married to a much older man - Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story both have characters that are both quite young, while they do have an age gap, it is only 2 to 3 years and they are both teenagers.

B. Teenagers from feuding groups fall in love. - This seems to be the best answer as in Romeo and Juliet, the two lovers are teenagers are from feuding families, the Capulets, and Montagues, and in West Side Story, where the two lovers are teenagers from feuding sides with the Sharks and the Jets.

C. There are several sword-fighting scenes. - While this is true in Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story takes more of a modern approach to fights with punches, kicks, and the occasional knife was drawn.

D. A prince rules the land. - Again, while this is true within Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story has a chief that plays the modern role of the prince.

As I see it, Answer B seems to be the best, as it is the only answer that is correct in correlation to both West Side Story, and the original Romeo and Juliet.

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Answer: When I think back to my first day of high school. I think about being worried if I was going to make through. I thought life as a senior would be fun parties and being a popular socialite. I was wrong about the senior life I found I did not want to be with the popular group because all they do is bring others down instead of being uplifting. I’m so ready for graduation and to start this next chapter of my life. I’m excited that high school is coming to a close. Class of 2022 I wish you many blessings in your journey.

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The answer is A. anaphora

Explanation:

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Answer:

its about hate and fear

Explanation:

Answer: C

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News Article Rewrite 2

They're all heroes, but no one knows exactly how many of them there are, nor all their identities. They were shopping late yesterday evening at the Colonial Mall in your city. The mall closes at 10 p.m., and it was about 9:50 pm when the incident occurred. There was a serious incident: a robbery. Among the other stores in the mall is a jewelry store: Elaine's Jewelry. An unidentified man walked into the store and, before anyone could respond, pulled out a hammer, smashed two display cases, and then proceeded to scoop up with his hands handfuls of jewelry, mostly watches and rings. Elaine Benchfield is the owner of the store, and also its manager, and she was present at the time and began screaming quite loudly. People heard her screams, saw the man flee, and, according to witnesses, 8 or 10 people began pursuing the man through the mall. As the chase proceeded, the posse grew in number. "Things like that just make me mad," explained Keith Holland, one of the shoppers who witnessed the crime and joined the posse. The chase ended in one of the shopping malls parking lots. Once outside in the parking lot, even more people started joining the posse, yelling at and chasing the man. Asa Smith, a jogger who says he jogs a distance of 20 miles a week, said he knew the man might out-sprint him for a short distance, but that he also knew he was going to follow the man to hell if he had to. "He couldn't lose me, no way he could lose me," Smith said. Smith is a former high school football player and Marine. He succeeded in catching up with and tackling the man. More shoppers, an estimated 15 or 20 by police, then surrounded the man, holding him there in the parking lot until police reached the scene. The people stood in a circle around the man, threatening him, but also applauding and shaking hands among themselves, proud of their accomplishment. The suspect has since then been identified by police officers as Todd Burns, age 23, of 1502 Matador Dr., Apt. 302. He has been charged with grand theft and is being held on $25,000 bond at the county jail. Police officer Barbara Keith-Fowler, the first officer to reach the scene, said "I think Burnes was happy to see me, actually." Burnes was not armed, and was apparently frightened, police said, by the crowd. At one point in the chase he threw them the bag of loot, apparently hoping they would stop following him. A bystander retrieved the bag and returned it to Benchfield, who said it contained everything stolen from her store. A grateful Benchfield then proceeded to tell you, when you called her on the phone, that the people who helped her were a super bunch of people and made her feel wonderful. Benchfield added that she thinks "people responded as they did because they are sick and tired of people getting ripped off."

Answer:

D) The Brown case addresses whether facilities separated by race are permissible by law.

Explanation:

The Brown case deals with the question of whether local governments have the ability to categorize people based on their race.

Answer:

come

Explanation:

if I am not mistaken the verb is come...

Answer:

A sound isn't a verb.

Explanation:

A noun is the name of something and a verb is an action. A sound isn't an action.

Answer:A. To make the language more memorableWhen speakers emphasize particular words and phrases, they do this to make what it is they are saying more memorable.  In writing, this is done through italics.  Thus, when we see writing that has certain words italicized, this is done to emphasize/make content more memorable.  For instance, let’s look at two sentences (one without any italicized/emphasized words and one with):The dog was drenched.The dog was drenched.The italicized word calls attention to itself.  If spoken/read, “drenched” would be emphasized, and as we can see, written or spoken, this has the effect of helping to make the emphasized word more memorable. 

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