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We must organize a nature club campaign again next year.

Explanation:

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your brother know a lot about him convert into simple present
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Read the text.
The males of the Cervidae (deer) family, such as elk, moose, deer, and caribou, grow antlers on their heads. Caribou are the only species in which the females also have antlers. Antlers are branched structures made of bone. Most antlered animals shed them annually in the fall or winter and then grow new antlers in the spring. Horns, unlike antlers, don't fall off but continue to grow throughout the animal's life. Further, horns aren't branched, nor are they made entirely of bone. Horns contain a bony core that is covered with a sheath of keratin, similar to the material of fingernails. Horned animals, which include sheep, cows, bison, and goats, are in the Bovidae family. In many Bovidae species, both females and males have horns. Which organizational structure does this text primarily use?
O Description
O Compare-Contrast
O Problem and Solution
O Cause and Effect​
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Suppose you were writing a summary of the article. Which of these would be most important to put in the summary?
A.Ukrainian refugees have fled to Poland, Romania, Hungary, and other countries.
B.Ukrainian citizens who were forced to leave often escaped with few belongings.
C.Ukrainians have rescued people trapped in areas that are under attack.
D.Ukrainians have come together to defend against Russian attacks.

Based on the passage from "roberto ignacio torres bakes" and the passage from "the dreamer," write an essay that explains how papi and neftalí change. this the passage
pablo neruda was a chilean poet and nobel prize winner who died in 1973. in this excerpt from a novel based on the true events of his life, we see the poet transform himself from a lonely boy named neftalí.
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(2) neftalí sat in his room with the light of a flickering candle casting shadows on his walls and finished a new poem for claridad. now, he had a dilemma. this poem was to appear next week, not only in the university magazine but simultaneously in a santiago newspaper. father knew many people in santiago, and neftalí could not take the chance that father would discover he was disobeying him. besides that, he could not stop thinking about what father had said—that he was an embarrassment to the family.
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(3) neftalí sighed and put down his pen. he picked up the local temuco newspaper and read an article about the works of a czech writer. to neftalí, the writer’s name seemed unusual and exotic. if only he had such a name. he wrote the last name on a small piece of paper. then he read it out loud, again and again.
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(4) he pulled a book of italian poetry from his shelf and began to thumb through it, stopping at a page to read about a character named paolo.
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(5) "paolo," he said, but it didn’t sound quite right. he translated the name into spanish and nodded, writing it on the paper next to the other name.
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(6) the name was not only a perfect solution, it was a perfect fit. he picked up his pen again. at the end of his poem, instead of signing neftalí reyes, he wrote pablo neruda. he would use this name to save father the humiliation of having a son who was a poet. maybe he would use the name only until he became lost enough to find himself.
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(7) maybe he would even keep the name. it might take him places. after all, it had a rhythm like a locomotive chugging uphill.
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(8) the following morning, he slowly packed his belongings into a metal trunk: clothes, books, pens, and, of course, something for which he would never be too old—his sheep. he carefully sorted his collections into storage boxes, taking one box with him and taking the other to laurita’s room for safekeeping.
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(9) he stood in the doorway and handed her the box. "do not let it go up in flames."
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(10) she smiled. "i will guard it with my life."
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(11) that night and throughout the next day, he rode third class in a car full of peasants. it smelled of damp wool from rain-soaked ponchos and wet feathers from unhappy chickens that had been tucked into baskets. but none of that bothered him because he was headed to a place of culture, a place with more like-minded people, where being a student and a poet would not be discouraged.
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(12) when the train stopped, he gathered his trunk, put on a black, wide brimmed hat, and stepped onto the streets of santiago, to make his way in the world.
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(13) there, in the obscurity of the big city, his writing was as persistent as the weather. poetry had laid down its path, and he had no choice but to follow. he wrote no matter what his circumstances: when he lived in rooms that were no larger than a cell; when he had barely enough money to eat; when he had no friends and pulled deep within himself; when his heart was broken or when he broke another’s; when he did not agree with the politics at the university or the politics of his country.
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(14) he wrote.
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from the dreamer by pam muñoz ryan. copyright © 2010 by pam muñoz ryan. used by permission of scholastic inc.
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a detail that is not needed is called ?

Write a 200-300 word essay stating your position on whether it is better to live in a
large city or in a small town.

Be sure to --
State your position clearly
Use appropriate organization
Provide specific support for your argument
Choose your words carefully
Edit your writing for grammar, mechanics, and spelling.

what important role dogs play in our life?​

Answer the following questions. a. How old is the rickshaw puller? 5. What does 'he is made of leather' mean? What attracts the attention of the rider? Why does the rider want the rickshaw puller not to fall? Did the man enjoy the rickshaw ride? Give reasons.​

Transitional Expressions​

Highlight the pronouns that indicate the point of view from which this passage is written.

They were all so nice to me a month ago because of my birthday, and yet every day I feel myself drifting further away from Mother and Margot. I worked hard today and they praised me, only to start picking on me again five minutes later. . . .
Daddy's the only one who understands me, now and again, though he usually sides with Mother and Margot. Another thing I can't stand is having them talk about me in front of outsiders, telling them how I cried or how sensibly I'm behaving. It's horrible.
Which point of view is Anne’s diary written from?

1.first person
2.second person
3.third person

A. identifying subordinate clauses and verbal phrases
identify each boldfaced group of words by writing sc for a subordinate clause and
vp for a verbal phrase.
1. locusts are some of the noisiest insects that live in this part of the country.
2. when locusts rub their hind legs against their wings, they make a sound.
3. to listen to locusts on a hot summer night can be pleasant.
4. have you heard the sound that they make?
5. locusts are louder, but hornets are more threatening.
6. hearing the buzz of a hornet, i start running.

The narrators from excerpt from bloomability and excerpt from secrets of cicada summer face similar problems. what problems do the narrators face.how are these problems similar, and how are they are different

How do you use the words ironic and iconic correctly; like what’s the definition or something?

Help.

Which of the following are ways can different opinions be based on?

agreement on facts, but differences in how to solve a problem

agreement on facts, but differences in philosophy

agreement on facts, and agreement in philosophy

disagreement on facts​

Read the paragraph.

Jenna hoisted her backpack and hustled toward her locker. She fidgeted her foot while twirling the familiar numbers, silently reciting the properties of matter she expected to see on her science test. With a hasty stuff-and-switch maneuver, she grabbed the notebook needed for her first class.

Which words reveal the pace of the story? Select 3 options.

backpack
hustled
fidgeted
familiar numbers
science test
hasty

can someone help me with the blank words I have been looking for 20+ mins (80 POINTS) Organizational Patterns
Text features and separate sections help create a text’s _________________. Authors also use organizational patterns to support the ___________ _______________ in the text.
 To identify the organizational pattern of a passage, we can look at the ________________ ________________ and ________________ the author uses.
 These words and phrases help locate the ________________ of individual sentences or parts of a text.
 Authors may also use organizational patterns to address multiple ________________ related to a topic
or to better support a ________________ central idea.

4. Choose the correct connector.

1.Although/In spite of/yet my uncle is rich, I am not.

2.In spite of/even my success, I am not satisfied.


3.He wore shorts though/but still/nevertheless it was snowing.

4.Let's walk to work despite the fact/however that our car has been repaired.

5. Jack isn't guilty in spite of the fact/whereas he knew what the others were planning.

6. The government wouldn't raise taxes, yet/nevertheless/in spite of it needed money to pay its bills.

The Harlem Renaissance is an artistic movement involving writers exclusively.

True or False?

I believe it’s C but I’m not sure.

Which selection from the passage is the least relevant piece of evidence?
Space exploration is not a waste of money. Rocket companies and
astronaut training programs give high-paying jobs to skilled
professionals. The technologies they create helps people on earth
daily. The solar system formed from space dust, after all.

A. Space exploration is not a waste of money.
B. Rocket companies and astronaut training programs give high-
paying jobs to skilled professionals.
C. The solar system formed from space dust, after all.
D. The technologies they create benefit people on earth daily.

Activity: Write a poem depicting the importance of modern gadgets such as cellphone and other related devices. Cite their benefits and advantages and highlight the truthfulness and relevance of the ideas you want to present. Write your answer on the space provided.
Be guided by this rubric: Message - 5pts Choice of words - 5pts Truthfulness and relevance - 5pts​

"What is a real-life example of the Hero Journey?"

Need this for my assignment and for the life of me can't find any examples

Complete the sentences with a word derived from the word in bold.

1 The smog above the city is caused by….from local factories. (EMIT)
4 A lot of children live in .....
(POOR)

Please answer, thanks!​

ploring Comparative Elements
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Read the following prompt:
Compare and contrast the use of mice and chimpanzees in medical research.
Which is the best evaluative thesis for the prompt?
ONeither mice nor chimp studies eliminate the need for drug trials on humans.

The theme of a story can best be determined through which of the following?
O A. The reading level
B. The book cover
O C. The story's plot
D. The author's name
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Brainliest if correct

Thoughts on the diversity of roles for women on TV?

Brainliest if correct 02 Multiple Choice
When receiving your bank statement, you should immediately do what?
A File it for your records
B Reconcile your account
C Share it with your best friend
D Shred it through a paper shredder

An umbrella policy would be most useful for people who want to:
A. protect their wealth from any liability.
B. reduce the cost of their insurance premiums.
C. leave money to cover their funeral expenses.
D. be prepared in the event of a long-term injury.

Spent the time in washing, not so much because I wished to, but because Mrs. Lucretia had told me I must get all the dead skin off my feet and knees before I could go to Baltimore; for the people in Baltimore were very cleanly, and would laugh at me if I looked dirty. Besides, she was going to give me a pair of trousers, which I should not put on unless I got all the dirt off me. The thought of owning a pair of trousers was great indeed! It was almost a sufficient motive, not only to make me take off what would be called by pig-drovers the mange, but the skin itself. How does this excerpt exemplify a personal narrative?