what is the adjective of clean​

does not have soil/dirt

Juan likes to take a different route from his house to school every day of the week. Sometimes he follows the sidewalks all the way to school. Sometimes he takes a shortcut through the park. Sometimes he zigzags, looking at interesting plants and bugs as he walks. What is always the same about Juan's route to school?

Based on the story's resolution, which is the best theme for the story? People never learn their lesson. All people have the same prejudices. Aliens are not to be trusted. People can be their own worst enemies.

What do you think working by the clock means?

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It is important for a person to be prepared before you odopi opet

pathos example in a vindication of the rights of woman

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The Maze runner
Use complete sentences to respond to each question about your novel or short story.

Title of short story or novel __________________________________________________

Author ___________________________________________________________________

Rising Action
Think about the protagonist of your novel or short story. List two actions the protagonist takes that increase the conflict. Describe the results of each action.

Protagonist’s Action #1

Result of Protagonist’s Action #1

Protagonist’s Action #2

Result of Protagonist’s Action #2

Think about the antagonist of your novel or short story. List two actions the antagonist takes that increase the conflict. Describe the results of each action.

Antagonist’s Action #1

Result of Antagonist’s Action #1

Antagonist’s Action #2

Result of Antagonist’s Action #2

Climax
Think about the climax of your story. Describe the choice the protagonist makes to change the course of the conflict.

Falling Action
Think about the falling action of your story. Describe one event of falling action that directly follows your protagonist’s choice.

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the book night “Behind me, an old man fell to the ground. Near him was an SS man, putting his revolver back in its holster.” What had actually happened in this scene?

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Write a short story about a girl who fell for her boy best friend because he lead her on and she cant get over him even though he rejected her.

-Be very descriptive
-one long runon sentence
-Include a place
-third person
- no naming the girl boy name can be somthing that starts with a C
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Which literary device is most clearly used in this sentence?
My dog Hercules can handle any challenge!
A. Anagram
B. Aphorism
C. Allusion
D. Analogy

Convert the noun LEON into plural

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Story: "Welcome to Anacostia’s Class of 2014 commencement exercises. The two years I have spent at Anacostia have been wonderful, and I could not have asked for a better experience.

I have been taken care of by the best principal, teachers, and coaches in the city. These educators actually care about our wellbeing: it is not just a paycheck to them. I feel as if I have walked into the arms of a second family. They are a security blanket that covers us wherever we are.

During my journey, I have made wonderful friends, sweated, cried, succeeded on the court and track and in the classroom. I have to shout out my family for always supporting me and being by my side. I have to shout out my school for always being available and helping me when I was in a jam. Also, for pushing me when I felt as if I was about to give up. My amazing track coach, Ms. Perry, was like a mother, sister, and best friend to me at the same time. She has always been someone who I could come to for whatever and whenever—no matter the time of day—and when I needed an ear for my problems and advice, as well. I love her so much. She is definitely a life-changer. Mrs. Sugarman, my wonderful counselor who not only told me to follow my heart but helped me to as well. I adore her. Mr. Smith, Anacostia’s excellent D.C. CAP advisor, who helped me get through the tough, frustrating college process without a problem. Without him, I probably would not have even applied and made it through, especially the financial aid portions. I would also like to thank Mr. Debon, Coach June, Coach Crows, Ms. Freeman, Coach Shackleford, Coach Thomas, Mr. Mooner, and Ms. Witherspoon, who have supported me every step of the way. And I would be remiss if I didn’t thank all of the community partners and [inaudible] supporters I have gained over the past month.

Throughout my journey here, I have learned that time doesn’t wait, pity, or adjust for or to anyone, and life is not fair. Life is not fair. But despite that harsh reality, you must keep striving for success through the pain, tears, and feeling of lost hope.

People say life is short; live it up. I say life is endless; turn up, earn it up, but don’t burn it up. Your life decisions lead you to where you end up.

For the longest, I was in the struggle, trying my best, but started to think that it would never be over. I started to give up. But then, God gave me a sign that He wasn’t putting me through this to punish me, but to show others how to be resilient and persistent in the goals of life.

I see a promising future ahead, and I didn’t do it all alone. I had gracious help for which I will be forever grateful.

Before I receive my diploma and head on to Georgetown, I just wanted to leave you all with a piece of advice. Class of 2014, always be who you truly are inside. Never be afraid to go after your dreams. And regardless of the negative forecast that has been predicted upon us, beat the odds, and let the sun shine.

The future lies within reach of our hands, and if we keep striving and don’t let anyone knock us off our path, or deter us from our goals, we can do anything we put our mind to. No matter what. Resilience, perseverance, discipline, determination, and dedication is the key to your success. Each step we take is paved with possibilities. Now, go unlock the doors to your future.



By Rashema Melson, 2014. Used by permission of Rashema Melson."



Question: What culture does Melson talk about that influenced her?

Read the procedural text.

A Guide to Training for a 5K Race

This is a guide for beginners who have never run. This is just the beginning of your running journey. First, sign up for a 5K race in your area. This is your motivation. Then follow the numbered list provided to run 3 days per week. It really is that simple. Let’s get started.

Running Workouts

Walk for 5 minutes at a brisk pace. This is your warm-up.
Stretch. Try to stretch both your arms and legs. Reach for the sky and then for your toes.
Jog the Monday mileage on your chart for week one. It is ok to walk! Just finish your distance.
Walk for 5 minutes at a slow pace. This is your cooldown.
Repeat the procedure for the distances for Wednesday and Friday.
Repeat the procedure for the distances on MWF for the next 7 weeks until Race Day. Remember, it is ok to walk.
How does the numbered list support the purpose of the text?

a) It motivates runners to finish a 5K race in the fastest time possible.
b) It shows runners the best way to warm up just before a 5K race.
c) It provides a schedule for runners to follow as they train for a 5K race.
d) It tells new runners how to sign up for and win a 5K race.

Compare and contrast William Blake's poems "The Lamb" and "The Tyger" and show how within their similarities, differences can
be found. Then discuss how these two poems exemplify the "two contrary states of the soul" that the Romantics sought to explore.

what key reasons does Gandhi provide to support his claim?

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Read "An Unexpected Delight." Then answer the question.
An Unexpected Delight
Claire was having a great day. She and everyone else at her school had been sent home early because a heavy snowstorm was coming. Now
she had plenty of free time to do as she pleased. She couldn't play outside because of the storm, so she decided to make the most of
staying Inside.
The first thing Claire did was finish her homework. That way, she could enjoy the rest of the day without worrying about it. Then she asked
her mother if they could bake cupcakes. They made delicious chocolate and blueberry cupcakes. The cupcakes were so good that they ate
half of them. The storm was raging by then. They sat looking through the window as snow fell all around their house. The setting was rather
Inspiring, and Claire thought that writing something to capture this moment would be a good idea. She wrote a beautiful plece describing
the magical view outside her window. She showed the writing to her mother and was delighted when her mother praised it.
Claire spent the rest of the day relaxing and watching movies with her mother. It was like being on vacation. The fact that it was unexpected
made it all the more enjoyable for her.
What is the setting of the story?
OA. a window
OB.
a vacation
OC. a house
OD
a school

What is an effective way writers may create surprise for readers of a narrative?

A)Include plot twists throughout the story so readers never know what is going to happen.

B)Change the pace of the story so that it moves very quickly and parts are summarized.

C)Add plenty of details so readers can envision well what is happening.

D)Do not resolve the conflict at the end of the story to leave readers hanging.

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Which quotation from paragraph 6 helps clarify the meaning of sordid

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Friends are an important part in your life. Write a narrative about a time when you made a special friend. Write in details about the friend you made and describe what happened as a result of your friendship. Try to show how this friendship has changed your life.

Who would win?
The most powerful animus that the world has ever seen capable of telepathy, predicting the future, and controlling the mind of everyone he see's
OR
A strawberry?

6 Which of the following best describes what the author thinks
the IOC should do next?
O A. bold overhaul
O B. incremental reform
O C, financial incentive
O D. personal guarantee

In the second sentence of the third paragraph, the authors use the adjective deliberate to emphasize the
A
tedious pace of scientific experiments
B
unintended consequences of scientific experiments
с
numerous discussions scientists have with colleagues while conducting scientific experiments
D
demanding attitudes of people who conduct scientific experiments
E
careful planning necessary in scientific experiments

Pay special attention to the word choices the author Jack London makes in this excerpt of his story “Just Meat.”

“He strolled to the corner and glanced up and down the intersecting street, but saw nothing save the oases of light shed by the street lamps at the successive crossings. Then he strolled back the way he had come. He was a shadow of a man sliding noiselessly and without undue movement through the semi-darkness. Also he was very alert, like a wild animal in the jungle, keenly perceptive and receptive. The movement of another in the darkness about him would need to have been more shadowy than he to have escaped him.”

Why did the author use the words shadow of a man; alert, like a wild animal; and keenly perceptive and receptive?

A.
to describe a cautious character who doesn’t want to be seen
B.
to describe a dangerous character who’s done something wrong
C.
to describe a frightened character who’s looking for a place to hide
D.
to describe an untrustworthy character who’s looking for a criminal opportunity

Read the passage from "The Lost Boys."
The three brothers have come a long way since they fled their village in Sudan with their parents
and three sisters-all of whom were later killed by Sudanese army soldiers. The Lost Boys first
survived a 6- to 10-week walk to Ethiopia, often subsisting on leaves and berries and the occasional
boon of a warthog carcass. Some boys staved off dehydration by drinking their own urine. Many fell
behind; some were devoured by lions or trampled by buffalo.
The Lost Boys lived for three years in Ethiopia, in UN-supported camps, before they were forced
back into Sudan by a new Ethiopian government no longer sympathetic to their plight. Somehow,
more than 10,000 of the boys miraculously trailed into Kenya's UN camps in the summer of 1992—
as Sudanese government planes bombed the rear of their procession.
Which option best describes the overarching organizational structure of this section?
The Lost Boys
A: comparison and contrast
B: chronologicalyarder
C: classification scheme
D: Pro and con

The villagers built a wall because they thought it would __________.

A. trap the cuckoo bird
B. protect the town from thieves
C. block out the cold rain
D. attract more cuckoo birds