The travelers, with their translators, (visit, visits) the museum​

Answer:

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1. Which detail best supports the idea that the Cheboygans stood out from the other students in
school?
(1 Point)
A. "That's when the Cheboygans sailed in, coming through the front doors as if on a tide of light." (Paragraph
11)
B. "The boy was tall, with long auburn hair tied in a pony-tail at the nape of his neck and a smattering
of freckles across his nose." (Paragraph 12)
C. "The city, in our world, could refer to several nearby places – Hartford, New York, Boston - but mostly, we
meant it as a code." (Paragraph 15)
D. "When I walked into Mrs. Bleyer's homeroom, the girl Cheboygan was sitting at my usual desk" (Paragraph
16)

II. Supply the correct form of Words in parentheses: (1.5 pts)

1. “Who is your favorite ____________,Lan?” – I think it’s Brad Pitt. ( act ) 1..........................

2. Custommers have chance to win a new car when they buy this new ________. ( produce) 2..........................

3. Will it be _________ for you to come at 5 pm? ( convenience ) 3..........................

4. My parents give me a lot of _____________. ( encourage ) 4..........................

5. We are pleased with his good __________. (behave ) 5..........................

6. We ________ informed your parents about your result. (pride) 6..........................

Imagine you are given an assignment to write a persuasive essay convincing people to eliminate the use of plastic in household goods in order to help the environment. You are asked to research the
topic and incorporate your findings in your essay
17) Which is the LEAST credible source, one that you would need to avoid using in your essay?
A) An article in an environmental journal about the effects of plastic on the environment
B) An article in a news magazine with statistics and information about plastic use in America
A website published by a plastic manufacturer explaining that the impact of plastic is minimal
D) All of these choices would be fully credible and could be used in your essay, as they all would give unbiased, objective information

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Explain how Kurosawa's film version reflects his Buddhist beliefs

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STORY: The Elevator by William Sleator

SHORT FILM NAME: The Elevator - Short Horror Film
BY YOU-TUBER: Timothee MEYRIEUX

In the second person point of view, the narrator is not a character in the story – but “you” are. Speeches and instruction manuals are often written in the second person. Second person often uses the pronoun “you”.

Which of the following is an example of second person point of view?

A
“Guys,” I said, “I think we may be heading the wrong way.”

B
You slowly realize you didn’t step in mud.

C
She quickly convinced us that we should follow her.

D
We try to welcome all newcomers.

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A pamphlet urging people not to eat animals or use products made from animals because the author thinks that doing so is cruel and unnecessary

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Which two phrases from the text best supports your answer to part A

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You have read the passage from True to Himself, in which a brother and sister, Roger and Kate, work to overcome the loss of their mother and the arrest of their father. At the end of the passage the main characters are cared for by Mrs. Canby but are still unsettled by their community’s perception of them. Write a continuation of the passage that describes what happens next as they continue their search for contentment. Be sure to use what you have learned about the setting, characters, and plot of the passage as you write your continuation.

Can you give me a topic about speech please,just simple topic. Like 1minute speech​

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3. Which phrase best describes the character Candi in The Juice?
a little odd and off-putting
O harsh and unfriendly
quiet and depressed
serious and businesslike

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1. What did Mary Ellen Moffat break?

Define Hell . Give two examples​

What are some character traits for white supremacists?

why did author s.e. hinton choose to go by her initials?

set of the missing term in every statement choose your answer inside the box.
The one with blue That's what you will answer to the boxed color blue​

What is your opinion of celebrity auctions? State your position, and support it with your reasoning and evidence cited from reading the article below.

Celebrity accessories top the list when it comes to peculiar auction purchases. Of course, most are more solid than air. Fans went gaga when a fake fingernail worn by Lady Gaga herself made its way to auction. And a jaw-dropping chunk of change was once plunked down for a chomped-up piece of Britney Spears's chewing gum. When it comes to unusual investments, are humans just "born this way"?

According to experts, the answer is yes! "The earliest archeological records show that ownership of objects is a universal phenomenon that has existed across time, cultures, and people," Professor Kiara Timpano told the University of Miami press. And what might be considered one person's trash is often someone else's treasure. Like a tennis racket smashed up by queen of swing, Serena Williams.

So why do people collect such offbeat objects? It depends on the person. Some bidders raid their piggy banks for sentimental reasons. After all, nothing brings back feelings of childhood quite like an original pair of Dorothy's ruby slippers. Others drop great gobs of dough on items that are mostly for show. Or they may want to get hold of items that gain value over time. Like what? Like any pair of game-worn Air Jordans that adorned basketball legend Michael Jordan's famous, though sweaty, feet.

Then there's the thrill of the hunt. Scientific research suggests that finding and acquiring items believed to be of value stimulates the brain and leads to feelings of pride and satisfaction.

But shopping for strange stuff isn't always about self-fulfillment. It's sometimes about helping others. A teacup stained with Lady Gaga's lipstick, for instance, raised funds to support Japanese art students affected by a terrible tsunami and earthquake. Singer Justin Bieber once lopped off his locks for the auction block. Proceeds from the sale of his trimmed tresses went to help a pet shelter. Then there's Marvel star Scarlett Johansson. She spread some love, and possibly a cold, by putting one of her used tissues on eBay to raise money for a food bank.

From the irregular to the icky, you can find some outrageous items at auction. Who knows? If you catch your favorite celeb tossing something as common as a napkin into the trash, you might have a treasure on your hands!

Is Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil actually about Good vs. Evil? I know it's about homicide (and being on trial for it), but could I mention it in my paper about good vs. evil?

1. As the gang excitedly gets ready for the rumble, Ponyboy... *
A. Pleads with Darry to allow him to join the gang in the fight
B. Pleads with Darry to stay home and not have to fight with the gang
C. Falls ill and is too weak to fight
D. Is undecided: he's conflicted to fight or stay home

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which shakespearean tragedy takes place in verona, italy?

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Direct Speech / Indirect Speech

Change the direct speech sentences into indirect speech:

1 . I said, "Let's go and play now".

2. He said, "Come back home soon, it may rain".

3. She said, "The movie was boring".

4. They said, "Everyone can join us for the picnic".

5. John said, "It is frustrating that the WiFi is slow today".

6. Chan exclaimed, "Isn't this boring to do".

7. Mom said, "It is time that you started studying", to Eva.

8. Teacher said, "It is important to wake up on time on school days.​