Read the sentence and identify the noun that the adjective is describing.

The brown cow is the one that got out of the barn.

barn

brown

cow

one

Answer:

Yor answer would be C cow

Explanation:

Rewrite the sentence below, correcting the problem of incorrect omission.

American colleges consistently produce more physical education teachers than biology.

write an essay about English 1 .English 1 sylabus include tenses, paragraph writing, active passive, parts of speech and conditional sentence

In the Sandcastle what reason does mrs. Pavloff give for the children not enjoying the beach as much as she did as a child?

Swimmers float easily in the lake. wheres the verb

What effect does the unreliable narrator of “The Yellow Wallpaper” have on the reader? The reader doesn’t believe anything that the narrator says. The reader realizes that the narrator isn’t receiving the medical attention she needs. The reader sympathizes with the narrator’s husband. The reader thinks that the narrator is being irresponsible toward her child.

When is the meaning of a literary text explicit?

when the meaning involves only one central idea or theme
when the meaning is stated outright in the text
when the meaning is obvious to readers
when the meaning is hinted at in the text

In Passage 1. paragraph 7, George Washington used the word spheres to mean​

According to the article, why did Representative John Lewis begin writing a series
of graphic novels?

Read this excerpt from White Fang by Jack London. He stood where he had arisen, opened his mouth, and broke out the long, heart-broken puppy wail. But even this he was not allowed to complete. In the middle of it, White Fang, rushing in, sank his teeth into Lip-lip’s hind leg. This is an example of which type of conflict?

Place the steps of the hero's journey in the order that they occur.
return home
supreme ordeal
road of trials
transformation
call to adventure

Read the excerpt from "Lather and Nothing Else." I’m sure that with a good strong blow, a deep cut, he would feel no pain. He would not suffer at all. And what would I do then with the body? Where would I hide it? I would have to flee, leave all this behind, take shelter far away, very far away. But they would follow until they caught up with me. "The murderer of Captain Torres. He slit his throat while he was shaving him. What a cowardly thing to do!” And others would say, "The avenger of our people. A name to remember”—my name here. "He was the town barber. No one knew he was fighting for our cause.” How could the internal conflict in this excerpt best be summarized? coward vs. avenger captain vs. barber weakness vs. strength pain vs. suffering

Which contrast best helps develop the theme of friendship in this chapter of Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry? the contrast between T.J.’s friendship with Cassie Logan and his friendship with Stacey Logan the contrast between T.J.’s friendship with R.W. and Melvin and his friendship with Cassie and Stacey the contrast between T.J.’s friendship with R.W. Simms and his friendship with Melvin Simms the contrast between T.J.’s friendship with Little Willie Wiggins and his friendship with Moe Turner

"In Tikopia, when the paramount chief dies, there is an election among the lesser chiefs to replace him" (Nowak & Laird, 2010, p. 177). Suppose you write the following in your post or paper: When a Tikopian chief who rules over other chiefs dies, the chiefs beneath him hold an election to decide who will be his successor. This is information you learned from a book. Do you still need to include a citation even though it is not a direct quotation?

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Who is the protagonist?
O the magician
O Aladdin
O the princess
O the tailor

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which sentence best supports the main idea in the article “A Baseball School for Big-League Dreamers".​

need help pls !!A group of student scientists wanted to find out about the water in the drinking fountains at school. They wanted to answer this question: What is the quality of the water in the drinking fountains? The students measured the mineral content, the pH, the density and the clarity of the water.

Which of the following best explains the scientists' plans?


The scientists are making observations.


The scientists are conducting an investigation.


The scientists are conducting a controlled experiment.


The scientists are conducting both an investigation and a controlled experiment.

Read the highlighted clues. Which choice BEST states Ruthie's point of
view toward Spencer?

What does the word “exploit” most closely mean as it is used in paragraph 4?A. To achieve or commit a feat

Which narrative element would most effectively increase the reader's understanding of the tranquility Yasmin describes? O additional information about why Yasmin chose to camp at that specific campsite O more specific descriptions of the sights, sounds, and smells mentioned by Yasmin O background information about Yasmin's previous camping experiences and expertise O examples of other instances in Yasmin's life when she felt so peaceful and relaxed​

Compare&Contrast Venn Diagram Kobe Bryant on video and poem

Click to review the online content. Then answer the question(s) below, using complete sentences. Scroll down to view additional questions.
Online Content: Site 1
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Discuss the difference between short-term and long-term fitness goals. Provide an example of each. (Site 1)

Reread paragraph 5 of the story. Then answer the multiple-choice questions that follow.


From “The Refusal” by Franz Kafka

5 Yet while he lives among us without laying too much stress on his official position, he is something quite different from the ordinary citizen. When a delegation comes to him with a request, he stands there like the wall of the world. Behind him is nothingness, one imagines hearing voices whispering in the background, but this is probably a delusion; after all, he represents the end of all things, at least for us. At these receptions he really was worth seeing. Once as a child I was present when a delegation of citizens arrived to ask him for a government subsidy because the poorest quarter of the town had been burned to the ground. . . . As on all solemn occasions the colonel stood upright, holding in front of him two poles of bamboo in his outstretched hands. This is an ancient custom implying more or less that he supports the law, and the law supports him. Now everyone knows, of course, what to expect up on the veranda, and yet each time people take fright all over again. On this occasion, too, the man chosen to speak could not begin, he was already standing opposite the colonel when his courage failed him and, muttering a few excuses, he pushed his way back into the crowd. No other suitable person willing to speak could be found, albeit several unsuitable ones offered themselves; a great commotion ensued and messengers went in search of various citizens who were well-known speakers. During all this time the colonel stood there motionless, only his chest moving visibly up and down to his breathing. Not that he breathed with difficulty, it was just that he breathed so conspicuously, much as frogs breathe—except that with them it is normal, while here it was exceptional. I squeezed myself through the grownups and watched him through a gap between two soldiers, until one of them kicked me away with his knee. Meanwhile the man originally chosen to speak had regained his composure and, firmly held up by two fellow citizens, was delivering his address. It was touching to see him smile throughout this solemn speech describing a grievous misfortune—a most humble smile which strove in vain to elicit some slight reaction on the colonel’s face. Finally he formulated the request—I think he was only asking for a year’s tax exemption, but possibly also for timber from the imperial forests at a reduced price. Then he bowed low, as did everyone else except the colonel, the soldiers, and a number of officials in the background. . . . After this had lasted quite a while an official, a little man, stepped up to the colonel and tried to reach the latter’s height by standing on his toes. The colonel, still motionless save for his deep breathing, whispered something in his ear, whereupon the little man clapped his hands and everyone rose. “The petition has been refused,” he announced. “You may go.” An undeniable sense of relief passed through the crowd, everyone surged out, hardly a soul paying any special attention to the colonel, who, as it were, had turned once more into a human being like the rest of us. I still caught one last glimpse of him as he wearily let go of the poles, which fell to the ground, then sank into an armchair produced by some officials, and promptly put his pipe in his mouth.




The narrator’s description of the colonel during the reception leads the reader to conclude that—


Answer choices for the above question


A. the colonel is considered to be an ordinary citizen.


B. the colonel is openly disrespected by the townspeople.


C. the colonel worries about losing his position as tax-collector.


D. the colonel inspires great fear among the townspeople.



The crowd’s reaction to the colonel’s refusal reveals that in this society—


Answer choices for the above question


A. the people feel dissatisfied with their government and plan to revolt.


B. the people are glad that nothing has happened to upset their traditions.


C. the people recognize that the colonel is a human being just as they are.


D. the people understand that the colonel is a powerless figurehead.

Which-statement best explains Swift's use of rhetoric in this passage?
O A. Swift uses satire to show that he doesn't believe that statues are a
good way to honor people.
B. Swift uses understatement to show that he believes society is
honoring the correct people.
C. Swift uses irony to show that those whom the public honors are
often the best kinds of people.
D. Swift uses satire to show that he doesn't always agree with the
public's choice in whom to honor

You are researching devices that harness solar energy. You perform a search that returns only four results, all on Wikipedia. What would be the most efficient and appropriate next step? Start over with a brand-new search and terms. Examine the resources linked in the articles. Use the articles to write your assignment. Change the topic you are researching.

1. Pre-Colonial Literature was devoted to ______________________
a. patriotism and the American Dream
b. feelings and intuition
c. life before the settlement of America
d. religion and the building of organized city structures

1. Why is it important to read about people who live lives unlike our own?
2. What is the benefit of accepting perspectives that are different from our own?
3. How does the acceptance of difference among communities either strengthen or weaken communities?

A comma can be used to separate two complete ideas.

True
false