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How to respond to the demands of the global village?

Which event takes place first in the stages before the birth of a star

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An autobiography is different from an autobiographical novel because an autographed

A) Is free to exaggerate
B) Elaborates for Dramatic Effect
C) Is able to change exact events
D) Is bound to the truth

What would be a unique title for my essay that is about a father and son relationship?

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The basic look and shape of American houses and business places haven't changed much for a long time. Now, however, energy and
environmental challenges are encouraging new building materials, new ways to design buildings, and new respect for nature.
How would Mother Nature design a building?
Through 4 billion years of evolution, organisms have come up with some neat designs. Architects are beginning to look to nature for clues
to building sustainability
Perhaps most famous among biologically informed buildings is the Eastgate shopping center and office building in Harare, Zimbabwe. The
design was inspired by African termite mounds, where termites maintain a constant temperature of 87 degrees (to preserve a fungus that they
cultivate to eat) by opening and closing flues that vent hot air.
The concrete Eastgate building has no air-conditioning system. During the night, big fans draw cool outside air up through spaces between
the building's floors. During the day, smaller fans drive the warmer outside air through the same spaces, where the cool concrete moderates the
temperature. As the air warms, it rises through 48 round brick funnels and out the roof. Fresh air circulates through the building twice an hour
during the day. The building reportedly uses only 10 percent of the energy that a conventional building of the same size would use.
How about building materials inspired by nature? Architects and engineers are looking at the almost indestructible conch shell.
A conch grows itself by assembling bits of calcium carbonate into sheets and layers. It adds each new bit at a right angle to the finished bit.
inclusion about natural designs is most valid?

The various roles taken by the speaker in the passage reflect primarily the speaker's A. uncertainty about her audience B. process of self-discovery C. stated belief in presenting multiple viewpoints D. changing ambitions E. effort to impress the scientific community

What is the purpose of the concluding paragraph in an essay?
To introduce the main idea of the essay.
To apologize for any mistakes in the paper.
To explain the moral of a fairy tale.
To summarize all of the paragraphs before it.

What type of storytelling is a play?

Prepositional Phrases:
In the past, India was under British rule for many years
A. In the past
B. India was
C. Under British rule
D. For many years

Which example best demonstrates a change in Liesel?

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A legal document granting the right to operate a bank in a specified geographic area is called a _____.

franchise
market niche
bank charter
regulation

Identify the theme statement.
The ocean is often a place for rest.
The ocean is a symbol.
The ocean represents a place of renewal.
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Which is a theme statement?
The ocean is often a place for rest.
The ocean is a symbol.
The ocean represents a place of renewal.
The ocean shows how the narrator is healed.

What are some of the particular ways that the Wife of Bath addresses themes of
injustice?
How does she perceive fairness and unfairness, and how does she handle things
that she sees as unfair?
What can we learn about her character overall from considering this theme?

What is the speaker’s point of view of capitalism?

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On paragraph ten Paulsen says, “Even when I was called to car accidents and saw children I knew were dead, I would keep working on them because I could not bring myself to accept their death—the hope would not allow it.” What does hope mean to you?

The Prince Waits

The Prince of the Gold Portal sat cross-legged on a comfortable patch of long grass at the very lip of the glass-clear pond, in which silver and orange carp swam back and forth in idle, silent groups. Where was his tea, he wondered? He looked around to see whether the servants were arriving with the longed-for cup of steaming liquid. Dipping his fingers languidly into the cool pond, he delicately plucked out an oval-shaped purple leaf with fine-toothed edges, then let it drop so he could capture a newer one, a larger, brilliantly red leaf whose crinkled surface curled like the palm of a hand. Behind him, at the edge of the wide, sloping lawn, the tall, green fronds of bamboo waved, as mild as grazing sheep, and the politely clicking melody of wooden wind chimes wafted from the weathered pine balcony of his twelve-bedroom cottage. He would write a poem, he decided, for the leaf-watching festival, the Emperor’s favorite week of the year. A poem, perhaps about the bare slopes of Mount Atu, and a lone climber struggling up the mountainside as a late spring snow began to cover his shoulders. I am that climber, he thought, remembering the recent power struggles at the palace.

All the nobles and royals of the court would be present at the poetry reading contest, returning from their summer retreats to begin the excitement of the new social season. Cranes would fly picturesquely across the face of the full moon; toy paper boats carrying small-flamed candles would drift like glad-eyed children on the palace’s artificial lake. Sighing with expectation, the prince inhaled deeply the thin, tickling tang of pine-needle incense. Yes, the Emperor would approve of his poem, and perhaps grant him an honor such as the green sash of the Keeper of the Park! Our civilization, the prince thought, has reached a glorious peak.

How does this passage convey a sense of the time during which the scene occurs?

It specifies that the poem will be about a late spring snow.

It mentions a full moon, cranes, and toy boats floating on a stream.

It shows the prince's thoughts about certain events.

It describes objects in nature that indicate the season.

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HOW DO YOU THINK THE WORDS FACT AND TRUTH AND THEIR DEFINITIONS CHANGED OVER TIME

What is the subject of this sentences, I need help please!!!!

There were three computers in the room.

Here they are.

There went my neighbors in their new bikes.

Here comes the postman.
There goes the ball into our neighbor's roof.

Here are the books from China.

There are your gifts on the table.

Here is the rest of the cake.
There are yesterday's soiled clothes.

There was no excuse for your tardiness.

From the distance came the sound of laughter.

Ahead of us walked a giant man

Beside the cliff stood a beautiful lady.

With them winning the game came a jubilant feeling.
All around them lay ruins.

That's awesome!

Get some flowers for me.

Are you going with them?

When will she get married?

Which bag is selling well?

Underline the subject and then identity the verb that agrees with it by circling it
1. Your friendship over the years and your support (has/have) meant a great deal to us

12) Completa la frasi con la parola giusta
There are------------SOME------------------mushrooms
1) I want------------------------------orange.
2) ¿Are there----------------------------- tourists in rome?
3) There are -------------------------------- potatoes for dinner.
4) There is --------------------------------- french girl at our school.
5) There is not ------------------------------ cheese. 6)
¿Can i have ------------------------------ aple please?
7) there are ------------------------------eggs in the fridge.
8) We ve got ------------------------------ spanish students in our class.
9) Is there ---------------------------------- coffee.
10) You havent got --------------------------girls in your football team.
11) There are ---------------------------german teachers at my school.
12) There is --------------------------egg in the cake.
13) ¿Are there ------------------------ peas?
14) Is there ---------------------------- orange juice?
15) Can we have -------------------------- biscuit ?
16) There are -------------------------------boys in my class.
17) You have not go --------------------------------dog.
18) There is not ------------------------------------- ham.
19) They want ------------------------------carrots.
20) We ve got ------------------------------- sándwiches for luch

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O was / did
O would be / do
O was / would be doing
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