Submit 3 ORIGONAL alliteration poems.

1.There is no clutter cluttered up

more closely, I presume,

than the clutter clustered clingingly

in my friend, Betty's room.

Her mother mutters mawkishly

and fills her with such dread.

She mutters on about the muss

that messes Betty's bed.

At bedtime, Betty bounces all

her objects to the floor.

Each morning, when she wakes up, they

go on her bed once more.

There's papers, pencils, potpourri.

It piques her mother's stress.

She pouts. She plies and yet her cries

do not clean Betty's mess.

There's partly broken plastic toys,

each with a missing part,

some worn and withered whistles, which

are close to Betty's heart.

Old ballet shoes she cannot lose,

and photos of her friends,

a burnt-out fuse, some fruity chews,

a box of odds and ends.

Old magazines and school reports

(the ones that got the A's),

her worn out jeans, some socks to sort,

the programs from three plays.

Each object is an artifact,

a personal antique.

She cannot bear to throw them out;

they make her life unique.

There's feathers, fans, and fairy dolls --

and mother-daughter strife.

Her mother lives for neatness, but,

well, mess is Betty's life.

Explanation:

2.If I had a choice, when it's time to get clean

I'd like to jump into our washing machine

for sudsing and soaking and rolling and churning

and bobbing and bubbling and twisting and turning.

Next come my chance to feel just like a flyer

as I get to hop out and spin in the dryer.

I'd roll all around with a fluttering flopping,

just floating and turning with no thought of stopping.

It sounds like such fun, this incredible fling,

that I wouldn't mind if I got static cling.

3.Slithery, slidery, scaly old snake,

surely your body must be a mistake.

Your eyes, mouth and tongue wisely stay on your head.

It seems that your body is all tail instead.

You gobble your dinner, you swallow it whole --

a mouse or a frog or a turtle or mole.

Ugh!

Why don' you eat ice cream or chocolatey cake!

Oh slithery, slidery, scaly old snake.

Any help, you have to match it with the W's then it spells a code

Which of the following is the most likely reason for Ismene’s refusal to help Antigone?

She believes Antigone is wrong.
She is an emotionally weak character.
She did not love Polyneices.
She is afraid of dying.

Please Please help!!
if you read the hatchet it's for an assignment I'm behind on bc I had other harder stuff to do so please don't take my points!
1. Was Brian crying because of the pain from the porcupine attack
2. According to Brian, what is the most important rule of survival? Why?
3. What did Brian finally remember from his science class that helped him to make a successful fire?
4.What kind of a boy was Brian? Use examples from the story to support your answer.
5.Other than the hatchet, what helped Brian to survive in the wilderness?
6.Why was the twenty-dollar bill that Brian had in his wallet useless

Swamptown is a city in Louisiana located near the ocean. The city becomes flooded almost every year after hurricanes pass through. Half of the city is protected by wetlands -- swampy areas between the ocean and dry land. The wetlands are home to many plants and animals that can’t live anywhere else.

Daniel from the Acme Construction company wants to remove the wetlands and replace them with houses. Naomi, a conservation biologist, argues that Daniel shouldn’t do this. Naomi thinks the people in Swamptown should protect the wetlands.

You go to the library and find the following map and graph that shows what happens to Swamptown after a hurricane



MAKE THIS IN TO YOUR OWN SENTENCE WITH CER

write an “end of school year letter” to yourself, and think about goals for the upcoming school year.

Early sailors traveled to nearly every port on the nearly 2,500 mile long Mediterranean Sea. Which of the following did they NOT bring back from other lands?

Goods
Goods

Ideas
Ideas

New leaders
New leaders

New religions
New religions

What made Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, Delaware, and West Virginia unique as “border states?”

What are the words Gimby and others use to describe Charlie? *flower of algernon*

list up to ten topics about which you might be able to teach.

PLS HELLLPPPPPPP ME
Choose one of the following pictures and write a narrative story (fictional story) about the picture. Your narrative must have at least 3 well-developed paragraphs. In your final submission.

Have I achieved success? Why or Why not? answer in one paragraph

come on gurl just answer then as fast as u can

Create 3 (or more if you'd like) ORIGONAL onomatopoeia poems.

!! please help giving 20 points!! Read the following passage from “The Quest for Medusa’s Head.”
Where is the tooth? Where is the eye?" screamed the two, reaching out their long arms and groping here and there. "Have you dropped them, sister? Have you lost them?"

Perseus laughed as he stood in the door of their cavern and saw their distress and terror.

What change in perspective might the reader experience through this dialogue?

A reader might be fearful for Perseus.
A reader might think Baldwin changed to 1st person POV.
A reader could be repulsed by Gray Sisters.
A reader might pity the Gray Sisters.
please dont just choose a random answer i'm gonna fail ;-;

Combine these parts to make a logical complex sentence.
Keeping her speech short
The Mayor promised to improve roadways and bridges
to appeal to as many of her voters as possible

A- Keeping her speech short, the Mayor promised to improve roadways and bridges because she wanted to appeal to as many of her voters as possible.

B- Keeping her speech short, the Mayor promised to improve roadways and bridges; she tried to appeal to as many of her voters as possible.

"The air has a gray tint to it, and a damp, foul smell like an ashtray"
A. Simile B. Hyperbole C. Metaphor D. Onomatopoeia

From the book UNGIFTED...

Reread the last two paragraphs (p. 280) Donovan. Based on what he says, predict Donovan's next moment. 7-10 sentences in length.

evaluate sals relationship with her dad
walk too moons

This is probably easy sorry
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Correct my sentences

1. the king didn’t want Robin Hood to be a hero he was a thief

2. robin hood stole from the rich king and gave to the poor he outsmarted the kings men every time

Write the meaning of the root and affix:

ROOT - MATRI
SUFFIX - ARCHImmersive Reader


A) MATRI - merry ARCH - bridge

B) MATRI - mother ARCH - ruler or leader

C) MATRI - mother ARCH - bridge

D) MATRI - married ARCH - companion

what are 2 or 3 Second Step skills or strategies you’ve used or plan to use in your life?
(THIS IS REALLY FOR ADVISEARY) *NO LINKS*

A theme is a message about life that must be _______ while reading.

A. directly stated
B. inferred

pls help i need help

Which ONE category does this list fit in?
Improper answers including links, will be reported

Im having a literal mental breakdown over these questions that are due in like a few hours. Please help!!! Idec if you don't answer all of them. Any answer would help.

write an “end of school year letter” to yourself, and think about goals for the upcoming school year.

Brainly if correct (from novel "nothing but the truth)
In the conversation between Phillip and Mrs. Narwin, why do you think Phillip seems to be mad at Mrs. Narwin? (Your answer should be a minimum of 2 complete sentences.)

Was it a good decision what Mrs. Jones did" short story "Thank you m'am"

Because the community decided to go to sameness for the better of the people in the community, they lost many things. Some of these things included: war, physical pain, sunshine, color, personal freedom, geography, animals, and memories. Choose one and explain (in a well-developed paragraph) why it was relinquished (or taken away) and what was truly lost because it was taken away? pls help

What is Tyson’s impression of the Wright Brothers?