Activity 2. Read this feature article carefully. Answer the questions indicated below
and write them on a separate sheet of paper.
The Looks...Make Me Different!
By Irish Kate Castro
1 maybe dressing up differently with different principles and beliefs but
Christian classmates don't make me feel one, thus Jamaica politely said during
the interview of the EPZAnian.

We can actually see that from the complete question, here are the answers:

The author actually wrote this article to show that everyone is equal before God.

The details that actually reveal the purpose is seen in the last paragraph as the author reveals that "...everyone has the right to live peacefully wherever he or she wants."

An article actually refers to the writing that is usually writing to an audience usually a large one which is meant to be published.

Attached here is the complete question.

We can actually deduce here that the above answers are correct.

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What is one difference between Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and Ugo
Falena's 1912 film version?
A. The prince arrives before either Romeo or Juliet dies.
B. Romeo stabs himself instead of drinking poison.
C. Juliet drinks the remaining poison from the cup.
D. Juliet does not die.

Which leadership function is being employed in the following situation?

At a department meeting, the employees are discussing why they missed their last deadline and how they can avoid missing future deadlines. Ron, their manager, is leading the discussion.

Ron: Peter, what are your thoughts?
Peter: I think we just gradually got behind as we went along.
April: Maybe you did. I was done two weeks before the deadline.
Ron: Well, since your jobs are all interrelated, there's a good chance that others were holding things up as well. So what can we do to make sure you all have sufficient time to complete your individual parts of the project?

interaction
discussion management
conflict management
evaluation

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Our neighbors are always complaining _______ us ________ our dog. with/about with/on to/about

Which type of resource is LinkedIn?

A.) networking

B.) hyperlink

C.) word of mouth

D.) classified

In which two ways does the fifth paragraph contribute to the development of ideas in the passage?

A.) it illustrates how the camp a used in the present day.

B.) it provides reasons for why the camp allows limited public access.

C.) it lists the different activities that guests can engage in at the camp.

D.) it explains several historical events at the camp.

E.) it describes how most visitors enjoy their time at the camp.

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18 What is the correct way to write sentence 28?
F
Best of all, they will be using the same system as 95 percent of the rest of the world, in
turn this will contribute to safety, facilitate trade, and improve international
communication.
G Best of all, they will be using the same system as 95 percent of the rest of the world; in
turn contributes to safety, facilitate trade, and improve international communication.
H Best of all, they will be using the same system as 95 percent of the rest of the world,
which in turn will contribute to safety, facilitate trade, and improve international
communication.
J Best of all, they will be using the same system as 95 percent of the rest of the world. In
turn will contribute to safety, facilitate trade, and improve international communication.

The psychological process that leads to people making generalizations about groups of people is called _____.

.
Put the words in alphabetical order.

What is another name for a set of similar movements that you repeat over and over?

Read the excerpt. Which stage of the plot structure does this event represent according to Freytag’s Pyramid?

The Cenci

by Percy Bysshe Shelley (excerpt)

BERNARDO:
I cannot say, farewell!

CAMILLO:
Oh, Lady Beatrice!

BEATRICE:
Give yourself no unnecessary pain,
My dear Lord Cardinal. Here, Mother, tie
My girdle for me, and bind up this hair
In any simple knot; ay, that does well.
And yours I see is coming down. How often
Have we done this for one another; now
We shall not do it any more. My Lord,
We are quite ready. Well, 'tis very well.

A. exposition
B. rising action
C. climax
D. falling action
E. denouement

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PLEASE HELPP! Reading guide: The Lonely Death of George Bell
Use grammatically correct, complete sentences to respond to the following prompts.
1. Explain the main idea from paragraph 1.
2. What was the first indication that something was wrong with George?
3. Why did the author use the word "sobering" to describe the reality that George Bell had
died alone in his apartment?
4. Explain why the following sentences are heart breaking:
"George Bell-a simple name, two syllables, the minimum. There were no obvious
answers as to who he was or what shape his life had taken. What worries weighed on
him. Whom he loved and who loved him."
5.
Paraphrase: " (Death) closes doors but also opens them."
6. What is the first thing the reader learns about George's personal life?
7. What is the first obstacle that the police face upon finding George dead?
8. What is the purpose of agencies like the Queens County
9. Why do the investigators who go through George's apartment see "human existence that
few others did?"
10. Explain the condition of Mr. Bell's apartment.
11. What are the investigators specifically looking for?
12. What odd things were found in the apartment that investigators associated with Mr. Bell
being a hoarder?
13. The investigators talk about how their jobs have changed the way they think about life.
Explain what they have learned. (Mr. Rodriguez and Mr. Plaza)
14. How do the investigators piece together George Bell's life?
15. What surprising detail emerged from the investigation of documents in his apartment?
16. Why does it take so long to take George Bell's body to the crematorium?
17. Why do the investigators attempt to find George Bell's living relatives?
18. When the investigators contact George Bell's friends, what do they find out about him?
19. What happens to George Bell's money?
20. Explain how Mr. Higginbotham felt about inheriting the money from George Bell.
21. Explain why you think George Bell cut himself off from society towards the end of his life.
22. Explain how you feel about the details of his private life being made so public.

the runner moves as_____as the wind ​

Which of the following words has the
connotation that best fits the sentence
below?
He had taken his car in for repair three
times now, and he was ! It still
wasn't working.
A. angry
B. irked
C. inconvenienced

How could the characters’ differing views of arranged marriage be analyzed from a historical perspective and from a feminist perspective?

A historical perspective would focus on arranged marriage being part of the culture at the time the story is set. A feminist perspective would focus on how arranged marriages took choice away from women.
A feminist perspective would focus on arranged marriage being part of the culture at the time the author wrote. A historical perspective would focus on how arranged marriages took choice away from women.
A historical perspective would focus on how the story would be different if it were written by an author of a different gender. A feminist perspective would focus on how the characters interact.
A feminist perspective would focus on the biography of the author. A historical perspective would focus on the power dynamics between characters.

What kind of person do you think Peeta is and how do you think he lives?

Write a claim on why the Second amendment should be repealed or severely limited

“A walk worth taking” informal language?

A. Bryson calculates that he hiked “39.5 percent” of the trail, although he’d hoped to complete it.
B.Bryson, you may have guessed, was a neophyte woodsman.
C. “But hey, and excuse me,” he quips, “870 is still a lot of miles”
D. “Coldest ever for this date in Georgia”, a smiling hotel employee informed them.

Read the following passage from “The Swimming Contest."
"Come over here, Nahida," the old lady said, "and kiss the hand of the hakima who cured your grandmother. And this is her son."
Nahida came hesitantly into the room and stood in front of my mother. My mother embraced her and kissed her on the cheek, and a flush suffused the
girl's dark complexion. She hung her head and remained silent.
The details in this passage lead a reader to understand that the old lady is the mother's
A. aunt.
B. neighbor.
C. patient.
D. servant.

do you believe that managing your own stress can affect the amount of stress that the infant or toddler might be experiencing, why or why not

Write a five paragraph letter in response to the sample analysis (click here to access the text), arguing either of the following.

The court represents chaos and the woods represents order.
The play places a greater value on either order or disorder, but does not value both.
Be sure your letter includes a central claim, a minimum of three pieces of evidence (cited quotations; these quotations can come directly from the sample analysis piece, but if you choose to use any outside sources, include a works cited page), and at least two instances of sarcasm or irony indicated by the use of quotation marks.

Aisha is writing a memoir about the first time she met her best friend. Where in her narrative should she most likely slow down the pacing to fully develop her first impression of her friend?

A.
when she sees a group of people with her friend at the park
B.
when she reflects on their years of friendship
C.
when she describes asking her mom to go to the park
D.
when she interacts with her friend for the first time

2. Brueghel's painting "Landscape with the Fall of Icarus" and Auden's poem "Musée
des Beaux Arts* focus on the same part of the myth of Daedalus and Icarus.
However, the painting and tre poem are not exactly the same. Explain how the focus
of Auden's poem differs from the focus of Brueghel's painting. Then, discuss how
this difference affects the meaning of Auden's poem. Be sure to use specific details
from the painting and poem to support your ideas. (10 points)

In Twain's "The Californian's
Tale," which of the following
excerpts characterizes the
narrator?
A. regrets for their wasted lives, and
longings to be out of the struggle and done
with it all.
B. It was a lovely region, woodsy, balmy,
delicious, and had once been populous, long
years before...
C. I was feeling a deep, strong longing to
see her-a longing so...insistent, that it made
me afraid.

At what age do people typically start to realize that others around us could provide a strong influence on our choices?

A.) age eight

B.) young adult years

C.) teen years

The assignment for this lesson is to answer a series of questions about the
characters in Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese. You'll reference the graphic
novel directly to describe how the work's complex characters develop, interact with
other characters, and influence its plot and themes.
You should have created a draft of this assignment in the writing activity called
"Prepare Character Analysis." If you didn't complete that activity, you should go back
and do so now. If you have already completed the draft, continue to the next page to
start revising.

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