In paragraph 16, why does the author use the term “heavy mental lifting”?
A) To suggest that speeches should have a profound impact on listeners
B) To describe the extensive research that must be completed before writing begins
C) To indicate that the most difficult part of writing is the preliminary thinking process
D) To imply that physical exercise can help clarify a writer’s ideas

Which one would it be?

How would you describe the style of the young woman pictured on the page what led you to this conclusion support your idea with at least three facts

What is an open-ended question? What is a closed-ended question? Describe
each and give an example of a question that fits each. NEED ANWSER ASAP

Who is the "stand-up guy" the title of All Souls chapter 8 refers to? What does it mean to be a "stand-up guy" and do you agree that the person Michael Patrick MacDonald is referring to is a "stand-up guy?"

3. What can we do to raise people's awareness of environmental problems?

Which examples are compound sentences? Select three options.

a. Maria and Ara are going on an exchange program to China and Japan next summer to study Asian culture.
b. The French drink strong black coffee mixed with hot milk; the Italians drink small cups of espresso.
c. According to my Spanish teacher, Basques have a unique culture, and their language is unrelated to any other world language.
d. My aunt and uncle love to travel in their camper, and they can stop wherever they want to.
e. In history class, we’re studying the causes of the Great Depression, which affected the economy of almost every country in the world.

How does this interaction affect the plot

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Read this excerpt from an essay.

The list of questions about self-driving cars is long. Are they really safe? Will people be able to afford them?

How will they change the way we move from place to place? Imagine a car driving on its own, without someone

holding the steering wheel. This may seem like something out of a futuristic movie. Driverless cars are on the

verge of becoming a reality,

This excerpt would benefit from transitional words and phrases. Choose the option that uses transitions most

effectively

Which of the following is NOT an allegorical element of "The Birthmark"?
Aylmer's Obsession
Aylmer
Georgiana
The Birthmark

Part A

What theme is developed in the excerpt and repeated later in the story?


Hiding one's true self to conform and to fit in often leads to unhappiness.

People who are admired rarely experience problems in life.

Children and their parents usually behave in the same ways.

Children are frequently embarrassed by their parents.
Question 2
Part B

Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?


“‘But you’re good at basketball and things,’ Meg protested. ‘You’re good in school. Everybody likes you.’”

“‘Mother!’ Meg shrieked in agony.”

“‘Sure, I can function on the same level as everybody else, I can hold myself down, but it isn’t me.’”

“‘She’s a little one-sided, I grant you,’ Mrs. Murry said, ‘though I blame her father and myself for that.’”

PLSSSSSSSS DON'T SEND LINKS JUST THE ANSWERS pls

Explain why their either anti-federalist or anti-federalist

Read the following poem and then respond to the question below:

"I'm Nobody! Who are you?" By Emily Dickinson

I'm Nobody! Who are you?
Are you – Nobody – too?
Then there’s a pair of us!
Don't tell! they'd advertise – you know!

How dreary – to be – Somebody!
How public – like a Frog –
To tell one's name – the livelong June –
To an admiring Bog!

In this poem, Emily Dickinson illustrates the difference between being "Nobody" and "Somebody." In a paragraph of four to six sentences, explain which the poet prefers and use specific examples from the poem to support your interpretation.

what is another meaning of the homograph of foot​

The man is........walk up the stairs of the tall building. A.so old to B.too old to C.older to D.old so than he

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND 100 POINTS!
1. What is a "stave," and what is the significance of the novel being sectioned into four different staves?
2. Why does the narrator make such a point of Marley’s being dead?
3. Why doesn’t the weather affect Scrooge?
4. How is Scrooge’s nephew different from Scrooge?
5. What do the “portly gentlemen” who come in after Scrooge’s nephew leave want?
6. How does the knocker change?
7. Why does Scrooge like the darkness? (just after the incident with the knocker)
8. What has Marley’s ghost been doing since his death?
9. What is the warning that Marley gives Scrooge?
10. Why are the phantoms (three paragraphs from the end of the stave) upset?
11. What was the strangest thing about the way the spirit looked? (sentence beginning “but the
strangest thing…)
12. What is Scrooge’s initial attitude toward the spirit?
13. What is different about Scrooge when he says “Remember it? I could walk it with a blindfold?”
14. Who is Scrooge talking about when he says “Poor boy!”
15. What does it tell us about Scrooge when Dickens observes “a rapidity of transition very
foreign to his usual character.”?
16. When Fan comes to pick Scrooge up, we learn a reason why Scrooge may have turned out
the way he did. What is this reason?
17. What kind of people are the Fezziwigs?
18. Who is Belle and why was she important to Scrooge?
19. Why does Scrooge say “Remove me.” (five paragraphs from the end of the stave)
20. How does Scrooge try to "extinguish the light"? Does he succeed? What is the light a
symbol of?

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She ______ (admire) her teacher and values his advice. ( Fill with phrasal verb ) *
looked for
looked after
looks up to​

Select all the correct answers.
Exotic animals are meant to live in their natural habitats. If they are not in their natural homes, then they should be in controlled settings such as zoos. The average person is not equipped to care for them in a typical home. Experts estimate that approximately 20,000 exotic wild cats are living as pets in the United States. Sadly, that is almost more than the number of tigers that exist in their natural environment. In states such as Texas, people must have a license to own wild animals such as tigers, however, the state does not have regulations to guarantee the protection of those animals once they have been bought.

Caring for exotic pets is extremely costly and can become dangerous. Annual food costs for one tiger cub can cost up to $6,000. These cubs can even weigh up to 500 pounds in a just a few short months and become strong enough to overpower the average adult. These animals require plenty of space to roam and feel comfortable. Luckily, when pet owners are worried about not doing a good job raising these animals, there are pet sanctuaries that are willing to take the animals and care for them.

Monty is writing an argumentative text about not having exotic animals as pets. A classmate read an excerpt and suggested that Monty needs to strengthen his credibility.

What are two changes Monty can make to strengthen the credibility of his paper?
A. Include facts about laws related to owning exotic animals.
B. Share a personal story about visiting a zoo.
C. Include direct quotes from animal experts about the cost and care of exotic pets.
D. Remove information about pet sanctuaries.
E. Use stronger transitions between ideas.

What was the passport called that Marco carried while in China?

Pick the correct type of sentence.
Some of the students homeschooling last year
a) sentence
b) fragment
c) run-on​

PLEASEEEEEE HELP GIVE NE AN ANSWER I’ve been trying but i don’t know anything pleaseeee I only have till today

____________ summarizes and submits financial information of a business or organization in reports and statements.
A. Balance sheet
B. Expense
C. Income statement
D. Accounting

Your best friend confessed that she is pregnant of about four months, and no one knows
about it aside from you as her best friend. And she asked you not to tell anyone even to her parents.
Because they might let her stop from her studies, and she also don't want to put her family into shame.

Consider the following scenario. Your 3 year old child is not feeling well and is running a fever. You go to your local pharmacy to buy some over the counter pain medication. You see four different types. The boxes of each have the following information: “Pain Relief for Children” says the following on the box: “Yummy cherry flavored”. “Stop Fevers” says the following on the box: “One out of ten doctors prefers to use “Stop Fevers.” “Fever Go Away” says the following on the box: “Nine out of ten doctors give ‘Fever Go Away’ to their own children.” “Fever Medication for Children” says the following on the box: “Many librarians use “Fever Medication for Children.” Read each description carefully. Which one of these four medications would you use on your own child? Why? Explain

Give 4 examples
For
(Can & could)

Hi, I believe this is correct, leme know (:

adverbs
please help me​

Write sentences using these main verbs with one or more auxiliary verbs.

a. sing

b. pray

c. preach

d. give

a. sing b. pray c. preach d. give please help i will give brainliest subject launguage arts

Provide a summary of the original ending of the run series use complete sentences The run series #7

PLEASE HURRY!!!!!!
Read Edward Corsi’s quotation from the book Immigrant Kids by Russell Freedman.

The writer Angelo Pellegrini has recalled his own family’s detention at Ellis Island:

My sister was indeed momentarily rejected; she had been so ill and had cried so much that her eyes were absolutely bloodshot, and Mother was told, “Well, we can’t let her in.”

This quotation adds credibility to the text because


it comes from an actual immigrant whose experience agrees with Freedman’s statement that one out of every five immigrants was detained.
it comes from an actual immigrant whose experience proves that no one was detained on Ellis Island.
it comes from a young woman who was held on Ellis Island, which supports Freedman’s statement that one out of every five immigrants was detained.
it comes from a mother whose daughter was detained because her eyes were red and bloodshot.

Read this sentence from a short story, and try to identify the story’s setting.

Because the road from Adam’s home to the village was marked by deep wagon ruts, he had to walk in the high grass on either side.

Based on this story’s setting, what conflict is Adam likely to face?


1 trying to save his family’s farm from a wildfire
2 fighting against a gang focused on marking its territory
3 fighting in a war against creatures from another planet
4 trying to survive in a filthy dangerous city