Answer:
A Hot dog is a sausage, often served on a bun with various condiments. It is neither a burger nor a taco. A hot dog, on a bun, is considered by many to be a Sandwich —specifically a Sausage sandwich .
Explanation:
Answer:
Neither
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MARKING BRAINLY!! When there are two opposites present in a piece of visual art, the artist is using what?
Answer:
I think its A
Explanation:
I did it before but i don't remember fully sorry if wrong
Persuasive/Argumentative Essay Writing Part 1
(GIVING BRAINLYIST) Read the excerpt from Votes for Women:
Taking a more aggressive approach to women's suffrage was arguably more impactful in the short term. Alice Paul learned how to use this aggressive approach in England and brought it to the United States. For a while, she held a leadership position with the National American Woman Suffrage Association. She helped organize the March on Washington held on March 2, 1913, the day before President Wilson's inauguration. The parade was led by a human rights lawyer riding a white horse, and behind her women marched in costumes reflecting the nations that had already given women the vote. Multiple floats, bands, brigades, and costumed women paraded on through Washington, D.C. However, during the parade of protest, some men attacked the women and behaved poorly, and the police did nothing to stop it. The actions of the men led to an inquiry, which brought women's suffrage significant public awareness. However, some women did not agree with Paul's methods. Paul ultimately formed a separate group, which became known as the National Woman's Party. This group of women held marches and hunger strikes. They were also the first organization to organize a picket of the White House in January 1917. While their choice to picket during World War I angered some, their methods did make an impact and paved the way for women's suffrage to become law.
Both peaceful and aggressive approaches contributed to the ratification of the 19th Amendment on August 18, 1920. On November 2, women across the nation voted, which marked the beginning of the ongoing struggle to reform the rights of women in the United States.
Read the sentence from the text:
On November 2, women across the nation voted, which marked the beginning of the ongoing struggle to reform the rights of women in the United States.
Which point does this piece of evidence support?
Alice Paul learned how to use this aggressive approach in England and brought it to the United States.
Multiple floats, bands, brigades, and costumed women paraded on through Washington, D.C.
Peaceful and aggressive approaches contributed to the ratification of the 19th Amendment on August 18, 1920.
Paul ultimately formed a separate group, which became known as the National Woman's Party.
Answer:
A crow iyds hungry but he needs food the food is less but the crow is fat he needs to store the food for the whole week it is very important then the ginger for the garlic ginger is not good
MARKING BRAINLYY!! To create a STEFDIES image, artist Stephanie Lang positions herself in which part of her images? DON'T GUESS.
Answer:
Your answer is C
Explanation:
because i had this question in school and if yhu ask I didn’t get it off the internet or get it from someone. I got it from my teacher she helped me with this problem a few days ago.
What is the central idea of "Names/Nombres"? Based on the essay, how does Alvarez feel about the central idea? Write a 100-word paragraph explaining the central idea and what you believe Alvarez's feelings on the idea may be.
Answer:
Numbers helps us to identify what comes first in what order, for example when reading a book. It also allows you to be able to identify money, for example a $100 note is more than a $1 note
Explanation:
Answer:The central idea of the essay is how an immigrant’s identity gradually changes when living in a new country. This change is illustrated by the incorrect pronunciation of names by immigration agents and even by friends of the author. Neighbors and even friends and teachers never use the author’s correct name. Instead, they give her new names, many of which are humorous. Alvarez shows that, as she grew up, she became more and more eager to fit in with American society.
Explanation: Edmentum sample answer
Which of the following is BAD advice for a speaker?
A) Never restate your position; it bores and irritates people.
B) Learn the structure of your speech
C) Try to speak in a natural way; don't read aloud your notes.
D) Think ahead of time
Can someone please do a Diamante it is a seven-lined contrast poem set up in a diamond shape (PLEASE HELP MEEEEEE)
Answer:
sun moon
Explanation:
Sun
Fiery, Yellow
Burning, Blinding, Exploding
Flame, Light, Night, Crescent
Shining, Orbiting, Reflecting
Cold, Silver
Moon
Read chapters 8-11/pages 28-45 of Between Shades of Grey. Then list 8 instances of figurative language.
Answer:
give brainliest pls
Explanation:
1. Moving coffin
In the tenth chapter, Lina compared the car train they were in with a moving coffin.
2. Metaphor for vulnerability
After traveling for weeks, the last remaining group not to be sold to the Siberians is taken to a bathhouse to get cleaned up.
3. Like a grave
After denying to work as translators or spies for the Soviets, Lina and Elena are put to work with some other women in a clearing in the field, digging a deep hole.
4. Just like your father
Elena is quick to realize that Andrius likes Lina and tries to woo her over by giving her food and other small gifts.
5. Just like Jesus
The image of a man killed is presented. The man was caught writing letters and sending detailed drawings to the resistance, hoping that they will come and save them.
6. Everything has a price
The reason that Lina and her children were taken away was that their families had different ideas that went against the Soviet Union’s interests and because they had money.
7. Not the land of opportunities
For many living in Lithuania, Vilnius represented opportunity and a better chance of living a good life.
8. Pride
For a portion of the road, the train cars transporting the abled men and the others are connected.
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In this excerpt from his memoir, Gary Paulsen describes wolves attacking a doe in the forest. He uses words with various connotations and denotations to detail the experience. What is the author’s purpose in telling this story? How did Paulsen’s point of view change? Use textual evidence to support your response, including the connotations and denotations of specific words the author uses.
Answer:
if you are in trouble and a smaller person comes to help he will help you and that the person is ready to risk their life for you
Explanation:
Answer: look at explination
Explanation:
The author's purpose is to inform readers about the beauty of the dangers of nature. The purpose of the story is to inform about the dangers but also the beauty of wildlife and nature, the writer wanted to convey their affection for both of these emotions. This excerpt is an informational point of view because the author is providing information about the sled dogs, and the other ways animals react to each other and their surroundings. The author uses more negative connotations than they do positive ones, meaning this is more of a negative story than a happy ending type of memoir. This is why the author's purpose of this amazing expert is informational and is trying to get the reader to understand the dark truth about nature and its beauty.
As a result of what happened in this passage, how will Father Ignatius most likely respond if his daughter asks to go to St. Petersburg again?
A. He will only allow her to go a short while.
B. He will accompany her on the trip.
C. He will give her more money for the trip.
D. He will forbid her from going there.
Passage
Silence
One moonlit night in May, while the nightingales sang, Father Ignatius’ wife entered his chamber. Her countenance expressed suffering. Approaching her husband, she touched his shoulder, and managed to say between her sobs:
"Father, let us go to Verochka."
Without turning his head, Father Ignatius glanced severely at his wife over the rims of his spectacles.
"That one toward the other be so pitiless!" she pronounced slowly, and her plump face was distorted with a grimace of pain and exasperation, as if in this manner she wished to express what stern people they were—her husband and daughter.
Father Ignatius smiled and arose. Closing his book, he removed his spectacles, placed them in the case and meditated. His long, black beard, inwoven with silver threads, lay dignified on his breast, and it slowly heaved at every deep breath.
"Well, let us go!" said he.
Vera’s chamber was in the attic, and the narrow, wooden stair bent and creaked under the heavy tread of Father Ignatius. Well he knew that nothing would come of their talk with Vera.
"Why do you come?" asked Vera, raising a bared arm to her eyes. The other arm lay on top of a white summer blanket hardly distinguishable from the fabric, so white, translucent and cold was its aspect.
"Verochka!" began her mother, but sobbing, she grew silent.
"Vera!" said her father, making an effort to soften his dry and hard voice. "Tell us what troubles you?"
Vera was silent.
"Vera, do not, we, your mother and I, deserve your confidence? Look at your aged mother, how much she suffers! And I. . . ." The dry voice trembled, truly something had broken in it.
Vera was silent. Father Ignatius cautiously stroked his beard, and continued:
"Against my wish you went to St. Petersburg—did I pronounce a curse upon you who disobeyed me? Or did I not give you money? Well, why then are you silent?"
Father Ignatius became silent, and an image arose before him of something huge, of granite, and terrible, full of invisible dangers and indifferent people. And there, alone and weak, was his Vera. An awful hatred against that terrible and mysterious city grew in the soul of Father Ignatius, and anger against his daughter who was obstinately silent.
"St. Petersburg has nothing to do with it," said Vera, morosely. "And nothing is the matter with me."
Father Ignatius most likely respond if his daughter asks to go to St. Petersburg again is he will only allow her to go a short while. Thus, option A is correct.
What is the summary of the story?
One moonlit night in May, while the nightingales sang, Father Ignatius’ wife entered his chamber. Her countenance expressed suffering. Approaching her husband, she touched his shoulder, and managed to say between her sobs. "Father, let us go to Verochka."
Father Ignatius glanced severely at his wife over the rims of his spectacles. "That one toward the other be so pitiless!" she pronounced slowly, and her plump face was distorted with a grimace of pain and exasperation, as if in this manner she wished to express what stern people they were her husband and daughter.
Closing his book, he removed his spectacles, placed them in the case and meditated. His long, black beard, inwoven with silver threads, lay dignified on his breast, and it slowly heaved at every deep breath."Well, let us go!" said he.
Therefore, Father Ignatius most likely respond if his daughter asks to go to St. Petersburg again is he will only allow her to go a short while. Thus, option A is correct.
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A change in point of view can lead to a change in perception. Imagine you are a young screenwriter working for a major motion picture company in the writer’s pool. You have been given the task of developing a new version of the Perseus story. However, the company executives would like to see a movie about Perseus told from another character’s point of view.
Your assignment is to provide the executives with an outline of this new screenplay. The following should be included in your outline:
list of principal characters with a description of their roles in the story
description of key plot elements
identification of central conflict and solution
the rationale for re-telling this story from your chosen character’s POV.
Answer:
How many words is required
Fill the gaps with the correct preposition
Rewrite the short story so that it is more descriptive
Why might idioms be important elements in some plays?
Answer:
because it contains a lot of memories and old thing in the did
Explanation:
i J's know trust me
Answer:
For more fascinating and engaging plays. Idioms can also be utilized to teach the audience about the plays.
Explanation:
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PLEASE HELP I REALLY REALLY NEED HELP I'll literally give someone brainlest if they get the question right
Answer:
Try this Part A is C. And Part B is D.
Explanation:
Answer:
Part A = C
Part B= D
Explanation:
Hope that helps!
The Invention of the Cotton Gin; will further and expand the institution of Slavery in South America? and answer all questions
Answer:
False. The cotton gin provided a more effective method for harvesting cotton than hand-picking it, reducing the demand for human laborers and discouraging the expansion of slavery.
Determine which phrase of the sentence provides a nuance.
Milo’s hands were shaking like a leaf as he stood before the audience of people awaiting his speech.
audience of people
awaiting his speech
as he stood before
shaking like a leaf
Answer:
The part of the sentence with the most nuance is "shaking like a leaf", because there is a subtle difference in the shade of meaning.
Explanation:
Why do you think O. Henry, the author, wait until after Della has unwrapped the gift from Jim to tell the reader about the combs?
Help
What traits BEST describe Rahul in best at it
1. confident and intelligent
2. anxious and intelligent
3. funny and selfless
4. selfish and confident
Answer:
1. confident and intelligent
Write a summary and main conflict about the book because of the rabbit
*NEED TO BE 10 SENTENCES LONG, NO LESS *
( PLEASE HELP ME IS FOR MY INDEPENDENCES READING PROJECT AND IS DUE IS A COUPLE DAYS THIS WEEK, TY )
Answer: Emma's bee homeschooled all of her life, but when her brother starts high school, she starts feeling behind, and decides to go to public school for fifth grade. The night before she's starting school her game warden father gets a call about a rabbit who's stuck in a fence. Emma goes along for the rescue, and ends up falling in love with the rabbit, a tamed former pet, who she named Lapin. school starts off with a rough start: Emma get pair up with a boy name Jack, a boy with autism, for a class project, and starts to worry that her association with him will prevent her from making friends, but she has a kind heart, and with some help from her family and Lapin, she figures out a way to help Jack while navigating uncertain waters of fifth grade friendships.
Hope this helps, have a blessed day.
Definition: The subject of something you read is called its ____.
Answer:
Topic
Explanation:
Answer:
Topic, He's right.
Explanation:
Please help me!! Rob is telling his friends whether he likes the piece of art he is critiquing enough to hang it in his bedroom. What step of the four-step method process has Rob MOST likely reached?
A.
describing
B.
analyzing
C.
interpreting
D.
evaluating
Answer:
It sounds like evaluating.
Explanation:
He isn't really describing, analyzing, or interpreting it to them, he is saying whether or not he wants it in his room, which would be evaluating.
Answer:
B. analyzing
Explanation:
Critiquing is a key word to me. So that's why I think its B.
Please help me on this question
Answer:
Where is the story?
Explanation:
I cannot answer that but the story isn't not in the pic?
I know that technically in the sentence, "Whom did you call?" the word "whom" is correct, but is it still improper if I said to someone, "Who did you call?" I've hardly ever heard people use whom anyways, but .....
no one really says whom anymore, but I believe if you wanted to sound like a 19th century person, whom is correct grammar instead of who in that context.
(In your mentioned case it does)
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It all depends on who you're referring to. Not a name, but whether it's "they" or "them" that would fit in the phrase.
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Example of "whom":
"Whom did you call?"
If you rephrased the sentence, "them" would fit in there, hence why "whom" is used.
"Did you call them?"
This works because "they" did not call your friend, your friend called "them"
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This is generally the law ⇣
Who - They
Whom - Them
The main reason people say "who" so much is just society, but most of the time it's correct anyway.
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Good luck! :)
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Rattlesnakes live in the desert.
How should a writer add precise details to the sentence to make it most interesting to readers
We boarded a flight from Orlando, Florida to Buenos Aires in Argentina. We would board a ship that would take us from Argentina to the remote Snow Hill Island in the Weddell Sea. Mom slept for the whole plane ride, but I stayed awake and researched penguins that live in Antarctica on my phone. I didn't realize how many penguins didn't live in cold areas like Antarctica. Apparently, I wasn't the only one on the plane interested in reading about animals. The boy sitting across the aisle from me was reading a book about sharks, which was pretty neat.
"Hey," I whispered to the boy so I wouldn't wake up my mom. "Where are you heading?" He said nothing at first and gave me a funny look.
"Argentina, obviously," he said sarcastically as he turned the page in his book. I felt a bit awkward and glanced back at my phone. He didn't seem very friendly. After a while, he closed his book and turned towards me.
"Hey, I'm Steven. What's your name?" he asked. He smiled at me. "Sorry. I can be weird around new people."
"I'm Sally. We're heading to Argentina, too, but only so that we can get on a ship to Antarctica, we are going to see the emperor penguins and their chicks."
What is Sally's point of view about animals?
a
Sally thinks animals are silly, so she wants to play with them.
b
Sally thinks animals are cute, so she wants to take some home with her.
c
Sally thinks animals are dangerous, so it's important to stay away.
d
Sally thinks animals are interesting, so she wants to learn more about them.
Answer:
d
Explanation:
d is a valid answer because of it being the most logical answer to the question
Answer:
D
Explanation:
This is most likely true because she likes animals, and she is going to see the animals, not take them home. Make sense? Any questions?
Compare and contrast the different habitats found in Morro Bay
Answer:
This is an incomplete question
Explanation:
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During the rest of the afternoon and evening, we managed only two more Argo passes over the wreck because of bad weather. But we did discover to our surprise and sadness that the ship was broken in two-her stern was missing. Where the back of the ship should have been, our video images faded into a confusing mass of twisted wreckage.
—Exploring the Titanic,
Robert D. Ballard
Use context clues to figure out the meaning of the word “stern.” Write one to three sentences explaining your definition.
Please help me and answer correctly if you want brainliest
Answer:
I THINK ITS AN UNDERSTATEMENT
Explanation: