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Imagine you are writing a poem about a fun birthday party. Which of the following words has the appropriate connotation for the situation? Shrieks, giggles, Wails, growls

What evidence supports the claim that it's foolish for a state that creates too much solar electricity to make even more?

Many people believe that using more solar electricity will lower the state's overall energy bill.

Just because an idea like using more solar electricity is popular does not mean that it is good.

Excess solar electricity can overload power lines and cause blackouts, which hurt businesses.

People in favor of using more solar power claim that the sun can meet all of the Earth's energy needs.

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Do you think zoom has been helpful or hurtful when it comes to people socializing?



2 paragraph's:



1st: Hook, thesis, 2 reasons.



2nd:



Transition, restate reasons.

Support reason 1 with fact.

Support reason 1 with an example.

Support reason 2 with a fact.

Provide example for reason 2.

Tie it all together back to your thesis.

A response to a counter-argument in a debate is known as a-



claim


argument


rebuttal


persuasion

reorder the sentence parts to state the ideas more clearly.

Name three things that Albert Dussel received for his birthday in 1944

You lost a library book at the school playground. Write a notice to let everyone know about and possibly find it.​

Could someone please diagram this sentence: William Shakespeare, the bard of Stratford-upon-Avon, incorporated prose, rhymed verse, and blank verse in his plays.

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Ignore evidence part

Tennessee's partner is told by who ​

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2. After a day on the noisy construction site, Sam’s ear rung for hours with a steady hum.
correct verb.

Review "The Harlem Renaissance" in the Activity 5.2 and Locke's piece. How does each author explain the reasons for the Great Migration? How do these reasons support each author's theme?

PART A: Which of the following best describes a central idea of President Reagan's speech?

Question 1 options:

West Berlin is facing economic collapse as it continues to be trapped and limited by the Berlin Wall; this barrier must therefore be destroyed.


In contrast to the communist states in the East, the West has thrived because it values economic and personal freedom.


Due to the tense relationship between the Soviet Union and the United States, it is up to the people of Germany to overthrow their totalitarian oppressors.


The people of Berlin loved American presidents, particularly after the United States provided relief in the form of the Marshall Plan.



PART B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to Part A?

Question 2 options:

"Thousands of miles away, the people of the United States reached out to help. And in 1947 Secretary of State — as you've been told — George Marshall announced the creation of what would become known as the Marshall Plan." (Paragraph 11)


"I understand the fear of war and the pain of division that afflict this continent, and I pledge to you my country's efforts to help overcome these burdens. To be sure, we in the West must resist Soviet expansion." (Paragraph 23)


"We welcome change and openness; for we believe that freedom and security go together, that the advance of human liberty — the advance of human liberty can only strengthen the cause of world peace." (Paragraph 18)


"'This wall will fall. Beliefs become reality.'" (Paragraph 42)



Which of the following best explains the meaning of the phrase "'Es gibt nur ein Berlin. [There is only one Berlin.]'" as used in paragraph 4?

Question 3 options:

President Reagan is talking about West Berlin; in his eyes, East Berlin has been all but destroyed by its Soviet presence and communist market.


President Reagan is both complimenting the unique capital and emphasizing the unity of Berlin residents, despite the city's division.


President Reagan is stressing the importance of preserving Berlin history, such as the maintenance of old structures and the destruction of new eyesores.


President Reagan is complimenting the culture and beauty of Berlin, a unique capital city.



What is the rhetorical impact of President Reagan addressing Gorbachev in his speech in paragraphs 20-22?

Question 4 options:

It weakens his rhetoric because it exposes President Reagan's familiarity with Gorbachev, whom he has previously condemned as a totalitarian leader.


It lessens the aggressiveness of his speech as it shows President Reagan pleading with Gorbachev, thus also weakening the persuasiveness of his speech.


It strengthens his persuasiveness because President Reagan demands that Gorbachev take action instead of just mentioning him in a less direct way.


It strengthens the tone of his speech, but at the cost of potentially provoking Soviet and East German retaliation — thus weakening his rhetoric with his recklessness.


Read the passage.

excerpt from "Remarks on East-West Relations at Brandenburg Gate in West Berlin" by Ronald Regan

Beginning 10 years ago, the Soviets challenged the Western alliance with a grave new threat, hundreds of new and more deadly SS-20 nuclear missiles capable of striking every capital in Europe. The Western alliance responded by committing itself to a counter-deployment (unless the Soviets agreed to negotiate a better solution)—namely, the elimination of such weapons on both sides. For many months, the Soviets refused to bargain in earnestness. As the alliance, in turn, prepared to go forward with its counter-deployment, there were difficult days, days of protests like those during my 1982 visit to this city; and the Soviets later walked away from the table.

Question 5 options:

Reagan's evidence is irrelevant because it does not directly speak to the Berlin Wall.


Reagan's evidence is irrelevant and insufficient because it is not directly related to his argument.


Reagan presents relevant and sufficient evidence from real-world examples.


Reagan's evidence is relevant but is insufficient to prove his claims as it relies on his own personal beliefs.

The fire department’s quick action saved our house. What part of speech is action

Someone help please? If it’s correct I’ll mark brainliest

How did the Civil Rights Movement change during the 1960s?

Who is a early American author

You lied to your parent about studying

you cheat

you get caught by your teacher online

you tell your parent that your teacher blamed you and said you cheated ( but your teacher didn’t lie )

what are u doing next?

A. Dense
B. Current
C. Chemical


Which is the closest antonym for the word former?

what does it mean VAC in housekeeping???

why voting should be mandatory?

Use will or going to with them.
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How does Fitzgerald use figurative language to differentiate the East and West Eggs? What does he reveal about each location through his use of language? Explain and use details from the text.

Read Lines 12 through 14 of the poem "Mirror" and answer the question,
Then she turns to those liars, the candles or the moon,
I see her back, and reflect it faithfully,
She rewards me with tears and an agitation of hands.
In these lines, the reflection in the lake causes the woman to feel
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o confused, with a desire to flee
inferior, with a need to seek help
o hopeless, and wanting to soften reality
o cautious, and wanting to protect herself

Which detail from paragraph 3 provides the best clue
for the meaning of "ecclesiastical"?
O A "Judgment and punishment were carried out by the
Church"
OB "physical pains could be inflicted on an accused
criminal"
OC "Random crimes could be resolved"
OD "a group of regular citizens would decide disputes
over land"

Which one of the following genres intends, in good faith, to present only truth

regarding information, events or people?

A. poetry ⃝ B. nonfiction ⃝

C. fiction ⃝ D. one-act plays ⃝

7. He was beaten so badly that his whole body was marked with injuries. The

most appropriate idiom to replace the underlined part of the sentence is:

A. black and blue ⃝ B. black and white ⃝

C. tooth and nail ⃝ D. bag and baggage ⃝

8. ‘Ah, happy, happy boughs! that cannot shed’. Which one of the following poetic

device is used in the poetic line?

A. personification ⃝ B. simile ⃝

C. metaphor ⃝ D. alliteration ⃝

9. ‘Your sweater looks terrible on you’. Identify which one of the following points

out the correct meaning of the sentence?

A. Can I have your sweater? ⃝

B. You should buy another sweater. ⃝

C. Wow! That sweater looks really good. ⃝

D. Your sweater does not look good. ⃝

10. Which one of the following sentences contains an opinion?

A. It was a beautiful day. ⃝ B. The sun was shining. ⃝

C. The breeze was blowing.⃝ D. We planned a trip. ⃝

11. The old man remembers the days when there was no television. The underlined

part of the sentence is a/an:

A. noun clause ⃝ B. adjective clause ⃝

C. adverb clause ⃝ D. independent clause ⃝

12. We have vacation _______ summers. Pick the correct preposition to complete the

sentence.

A. in ⃝ B. on ⃝

C. for ⃝ D. by ⃝

13. The old man was tired of walking. The underlined word is:

A. present participle ⃝ B. gerund ⃝

C. past participle ⃝ D. infinitive ⃝

14. HAMLET,a play by Shakespeare, is famous world over. The underlined part of

the sentence is a/an:

A. noun phrase ⃝ B. appositive phrase ⃝

C. adverb phrase ⃝ D. verb phrase ⃝

15. Which one of the following sentences represents correct use of tense?

A. He promised that he can come. ⃝

B. He promised that he will come. ⃝

C. He promised that he will have come. ⃝

D. He promised that he would come. ⃝

16. ‘Although he was wealthy, he was not happy.’ This is a:

A. simple sentence ⃝ B. compound sentence ⃝

C. complex sentence ⃝ D. compound complex sentence ​

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What do sensory details add to a reflective essay?
1. They help readers see, hear, feel, taste, and smell the experience.

2. They encourage readers to think about their own lives.

3. They use metaphors and similes to make comparisons,

4. They make a narrative seem more like a fictional story.