Question 1 of 10
Which best explains what a scene is?
A. Details about a character that contribute to understanding
B. Actions that seem to have happened before the story began
C. A section of a story in which events seem to be happening
D. Background information that helps the reader interpret events

Answer:

The answer is C.

Explanation:

A scene is like a short piece of the story.

My first is in sea but not in the ocean my second is in braid but no in blade. My third is in liver but not in shiver. my fourth is in vile but not in smile. my fifth is in blackheart but not in black Bart. my last is in crow but not in cow.

What line from the text supports your understanding of the
definition of decry'?
A. raising concerns from some parents that their children's privacy is being violated* (Paragraph 1)
B. "The Pinellas County. Fla school system was the first to implement the scanner last year* (Paragraph 6)
C. Though the school system does not store those images, some parents have complained about the implications of having their children's hands scanned
(Paragraph 3)
D. "The paim-reading system is a remedy for this problem (Paragraph 13)

The most common and biggest mistake made by entrepreneurs is not having
sufficient money.
Select one:
O True
O False

5 letter words starting with sta and ending with r.

is this a good poem the topic was hope​

what are the character traits of Nora in a doll's House ​

Please help, I don’t understand

Bees collect nectar. Bees carry it back to the hive.

Who is the key individual explored in this text? (1)

Where did Jane Goodall travel to and what was the name of the ship she travelled on? (1)

According to paragraph 2, who is Louis Leakey and what details do we learn about him? (2)

in paragraphs 2 and 3, how does Jane react to Louis? Use evidence from the text to support your response. (2)

Using paragraph 4 working with Leaky fascinated Jane…
-what was Leakey trying to find out about apes and humans? (1)

-why was Jane Goodall the ideal candidate for the role? (1)

What does this section of dialogue tell you about Jane Goodall and Louis Leakey? (2)
One day, when Leakey was speaking about the need to study the great apes, Jane blurted out, “Louis, I wish you wouldn’t keep talking about it, because that’s just what I want to do.”

“I’ve been waiting for you to tell me that,” he replied.



7. Re-read paragraph 7 With Jane on board…

Find an image of “Gombe Stream Game Reserve in Tanganyika (now Gombe National Park in Tanzania).” (2)

8. What obstacle was in the way of Jane and how did she and her family overcome that obstacle? (1)

9. Re-read paragraph 8

“It is so beautiful, with the crystal clear blue lake, the tiny white pebbles on the beach, the sparkling ice cold mountain stream, the palm nut trees, the comical baboons … It is the Africa of my childhood’s dreams, and I have the chance of finding out things which no one has ever known before.”

Find some images to bring this quote to life (5)

10. Using paragraph 8 to help you, explain Jane’s role in this new and beautiful land. (2)

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How is Gandalf characterized in this excerpt?
O as dangerous
O as intriguing
O as excited
O as irritable
Read the excerpt from The Fellowship of the Ring.
That was Gandalf's mark, of course, and the old
man was Gandalf the Wizard, whose fame in the
Shire was due mainly to his skill with fires, smokes,
and lights. His real business was far more difficult
and dangerous, but the Shire-folk knew nothing
about it. To them he was just one of the "attractions"
at the Party. Hence the excitement of the hobbit-
children. "G for Grand!" they shouted, and the old
man smiled. They knew him by sight, though he only
appeared in Hobbiton occasionally and never
stopped long, but neither they nor any but the oldest
of their elders had seen one of his firework displays
---they now belonged to the legendary past.
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What does Old Major's speech reveal about life on the farm? What does Old Major want?

I need help please help me

1. Which statement below BEST expresses a central theme of "Story of an Hour"? (RL.2)
A woman's life changes after she learns of her husband's supposed death.

B. Just because a person cries does not mean he or she is sad.

C. A marriage or relationship can be oppressive to one's sense of self.

D. Irony

2. which of the following details best support your response to Q1? choose 1 response
A. "she went at once, with sudden wild abandonment, in her sister's arms."
B. "There was something coming to her and she was waiting for it fearfully."
C. "There would be no powerful will bending hers in that blind persistence with which men and women believe they have a right to impose a private will upon a fellow-creature."​
D. "When the doctors came they said she had died of heart diesease- of the joy that kills."

Read the excerpt from the code book. a more recent development is the so-called tempest attack, which aims to detect the electromagnetic signals emitted by the electronics in a computer's display unit. which two words share a prefix? recent; development detect; display development; computers electromagnetic; electronics

Why is it relevant that the Finch children sit with the Black community rather than the other white people?

Can someone please help me?

essay about how load shedding inconveniences business?​

Which statement best expresses the central idea of
the text?
A People should leave the past behind and move on.
B Success can often provide the best revenge against
racism.
C Elderly people should not be held responsible for
their opinions.
D Discrimination can prevent people from seeing
beyond race and class.

You have read two passages, one from the crucible and on from huckleberry finn. each text introduces the characters of proctor from the crucible and huck from the excerpt taken from huckleberry finn. these characters struggle with their own ethical principle in relation to their situations within the passages. in a literary analysis task, compare the conflicts these two characters and provide justification for why their ethical struggles are similar.

you may want to consider:
how both react to their ethical dilemma
how both characters regard their personal responsibility within the text
how the pressure from other characters influence the decisions made by both huck and proctor
i need the answer asap

Does anyone know the answer to this question?

Dear Mayor Thomson, As you know, our town just passed a new law. Kids can no longer ride skateboards on our town’s streets and sidewalks. This is unfair. Our town does not have a skate park, and not everyone has a driveway. This means that some of us can’t ride skateboards at all. 2You spoke about this new law last week at a town meeting. You said that riding skateboards on streets is dangerous. You are worried that kids will be hit by cars. However, we have many small side streets in our town. Cars rarely drive on these streets. It is safe to ride a skateboard on a side street in our town. 3You said that people walking on sidewalks are afraid of skateboarders. They think that skateboarders might crash into them. This is not true. My friends and I have never crashed into someone walking on a sidewalk. We slow down when we see people. We smile and say hello. 4You also said that kids riding skateboards make too much noise. You believe that the people of our town want peace and quiet and do not want to hear us clang our skateboards on curbs. But children are rarely ever quiet when they play. Kids playing in yards make noise. People driving cars honk their horns. Skateboarders are not the only people who make noise. 5You also said that riding a skateboard is dangerous and kids could fall and be seriously hurt. I wear a helmet in case I bump my head. I also wear knee and elbow pads. My friends do this, too. This will keep us from being seriously hurt if we fall. 6Please change this law, Mayor Thomson. It is unfair to the children in our town. Many of us ride skateboards to get from place to place. We also ride them for fun. We are not hurting anyone and we are careful. Sincerely, Reginald Carter

In which argument is the slippery slope fallacy used to oppose the argument in this text? Use the table shown. A) The kids want the right to skate on any private or public property they choose. B) Reginald Carter is just a kid, he does not really understand what a mayor does. C) The mayor knows what is right for the kids, Reginald is too young to realize that. D) If we let kids start doing whatever they want, they will all just drop out of school.

Which one do yall like lmk :))))) (no hate please)

What is Rob’s perspective on dealing with the school bullies?
please help

Select the correct answer. which themes are common in carson mccullers's works? a. adventure and intrigue b. mystery and suspense c. loneliness and isolation d. wealth and greed

Make a title about this short paragraph and write a statement that is your own opinion about this paragraph

Help Pleaseee!!!!
Write Ricky a three-paragraph informative letter where you share at least three tools from this class and
specifically how each one can help Ricky.
Each paragraph of your letter should be three to four complete sentences. In your letter, you should introduce
the tool, define it, and explain how Ricky can use it.

You have read two passages, The Joy Luck Club and This Song Will Save Your Life, about two girls who respond differently to the pressures of conformity. Write an essay that argues which individual you believe demonstrated the better response to this pressure. Using evidence from both texts, be sure to include details about the characters’ thoughts and feelings, the pressures they face, and how they ultimately cope or respond to these pressures.

hundreds fireworks of hundreds of fireworks which one is it?​

How are the speaker and his friend like the "migrating birds" he mentions in line 12?

What are the hardest words to spell in the English language?