When did Carrie start to relate to the refugees with greater compassion? What can you pinpoint as her turning point?

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Quick Write:
The Social & Political Context of the Harlem Renaissance

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Read the excerpt from “How I Learned English.”


It was in an empty lot

Ringed by elms and fir and honeysuckle.

Bill Corson was pitching in his buckskin jacket,

Chuck Keller, fat even as a boy, was on first,

His t-shirt riding up over his gut,

Ron O’Neill, Jim, Dennis, were talking it up

In the field, a blue sky above them

Tipped with cirrus.


The imagery in this excerpt appeals mostly to the reader’s sense of


smell.

touch.

sound.

sight.
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D - sight

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Write at least 6 sentences explaining which Roman contribution you think is the most important and why. Explain why it is important using specific details.

Analyzing poetry should:
A.Add to the enjoyment of the reading
B.Take away from the meaning

Write a TDA for "O Captain! My Captain!" for me please?

HATCHET CHAPTER 13

What is the theme of chapter 13? Cite evidence from chapter 13 that supports your answer.

pitch and toss definiton in the poem if
"If you can make one heap of all your winnings / and risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss ..." The game "pitch-and-toss" is a game of chance, so we ...

Should teenagers drive with other teenagers in the car? Why? write a paragraph

4. Confirm your understanding of the story with a brief summary that covers the 5Ws of how the story happened: Who was involved? What happened? Why did it happen? When did it happen? Where did it happen?

5. What has this story taught you about the kinds of events, actions, and people that can cause a change in someone’s life?

6. How did the author organize the story's plot in order to build tension toward the conflict, and did the resolution provide a sense of satisfaction for you, the reader? Explain your response citing at least two examples from the text.

Paul Ryan's Speech August 11, 2012, Norfolk, VA


The following excerpt is from the speech Paul Ryan made after being selected as Mitt Romney's running mate.


Mitt Romney is a leader with the skills, the background, and the character that our country needs at a crucial time in its history. Following four years of failed leadership, the hopes of our country, which have inspired the world, are growing dim; and they need someone to revive them. Governor Romney is the man for this moment; and he and I share one commitment: we will restore the dreams and greatness of this country. [. . .]


My dad died when I was young. He was a good and decent man. I still remember a couple of things he would say that have really stuck with me. "Son, you are either part of the problem or part of the solution."


Regrettably, President Obama has become part of the problem — and Mitt Romney is the solution.


The other thing my dad would say is that every generation of Americans leaves their children better off. That's the American legacy. Sadly, for the first time in our history, we are on a path which will undo that legacy. That is why we need new leadership to become part of the solution — new leadership to restore prosperity, economic growth, and jobs. It is our duty to save the American Dream for our children, and theirs. [. . .]


Let me say a word about the man Mitt Romney will replace. No one disputes President Obama inherited a difficult situation. And, in his first two years, with his party in complete control of Washington, he passed nearly every item on his agenda. But that didn't make things better. In fact, we find ourselves in a nation facing debt, doubt, and despair. Whatever the explanations, whatever the excuses, this is a record of failure.


President Obama, and too many like him in Washington, have refused to make difficult decisions because they are more worried about their next election than they are about the next generation. We might have been able to get away with that before, but not now. We're in a different, and dangerous, moment. We're running out of time — and we can't afford four more years of this.


Politicians from both parties have made empty promises which will soon become broken promises — with painful consequences — if we fail to act now.


I represent a part of America that includes inner cities, rural areas, suburbs, and factory towns. Over the years I have seen and heard from a lot from families, from those running small businesses, and from people who are in need. But what I have heard lately troubles me the most. There is something different in their voice and in their words. What I hear from them are diminished dreams, lowered expectations, uncertain futures.


I hear some people say that this is just "the new normal." High unemployment, declining incomes, and crushing debt is not a new normal. It's the result of misguided policies. And next January, our economy will begin a comeback with the Romney Plan for a Stronger Middle Class that will lead to more jobs and more take-home pay for working Americans. America is on the wrong track; but Mitt Romney and I will take the right steps, in the right time, to get us back on the right track. [. . .]


Janna and I tell Liza, Charlie, and Sam that America is a place where, if you work hard and play by the rules, you can get ahead. We Americans look at one another's success with pride, not resentment, because we know as more Americans work hard, take risks, and succeed, more people will prosper, our communities will benefit, and individual lives will be improved and uplifted.


But America is more than just a place — it's an idea. It's the only country founded on an idea. Our rights come from nature and God, not government. We promise equal opportunity, not equal outcomes. This idea is founded on the principles of liberty, freedom, free enterprise, self-determination, and government by consent of the governed. This idea is under assault. So, we have a critical decision to make as a nation. We are on an unsustainable path that is robbing America of our freedom and security. It doesn't have to be this way.


1. Why does Paul Ryan mention the death of his father?




Group of answer choices


A.to impress the audience


B.to show how he became interested in politics


C.to explain why he is qualified to be vice president


D.to gain sympathy from the audience

What claims does the author make about technology in paragraph 1? Remember, a claim is the author's position on the topic.

Write your response in one to two complete sentences.

There are always people who can be counted on to do the right thing write a brief summary explaining your thinking of The Grand Mosque of Paris

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PLEASE HELP/ANSWER: How does a metaphor most clearly contribute to the tone of this poem.

Describe who the watcher is in "Watcher" and tell me 2 things that he watches for.

How does the author organize the ideas in paragraph 9?
9 “I had a sizable cut and some bruises, but they are healing. Even though I felt frightened and angry, the parade was a huge success,” Mrs. Crawford said proudly. “I did not just march for myself. I marched for you and for all our daughters. Perhaps one day you and I will be able to vote together.”
A By explaining why the suffrage period concluded and then describing how the era changed over time
B. By summarizing the duration of women’s suffrage and then relating how the issue was solved
C. By contrasting the beliefs and perspectives of others and then providing evidence supporting the idea that women shouldn’t have rights to vote
D. By providing examples of events that occurred and then discussing how they transformed over time

Using the RACE strategy write a paragraph to answer the following question:
What are 4 important things you should remember when surviving the wilderness?
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In your own words, explain what an objective opinion is, and give an example.

REPOST Which word or words does NOT Belong to the same category. so reprimand is the word.
here are the options:
praise
scold
blame
encourage
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Read this excerpt from "Birdfoot's Grampa.”

The old man
must have stopped our car
two dozen times to climb out
and gather into his hands
the small toads blinded
by our lights and leaping,
live drops of rain.

What are readers most likely to infer from the phrase "leaping, live drops of rain”?

The toads are all hurt.
The toads are still alive.
The toads are in shock.
The toads are not moving.

what are some rules to live bye that rudyard kipling gives us in this stanza of the poem

if you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, or walk with kings nor lose the common touch .
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Which is NOT a journalistic standard?

A: Ethical choices
B: Conflicts of interest
C: Truthful reporting
D: Professional responsibility

Read the passage.

Landfills negatively affect our health. Liquid waste in landfills seeps into the ground and makes its way into water. Eventually, contaminated water makes its way to people, animals, and crops. Contaminated water can negatively affect crops. Then when people or animals eat those crops, it can cause serious health concerns. This is what happened last year in the farming village of Lothrop.

Which statement could be added as additional evidence?

Landfills cause people to breathe in contaminated air.
Landfills produce liquid waste that seeps into the ground.
Contaminated water can have a negative impact on how crops are produced.
Twenty villagers became ill after eating crops grown with contaminated water.

Which word or words does NOT Belong to the same category. so demand is the word.
These are the options: ask require agree beg.
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PLEASE ANSWER: How does a metaphor most clearly contribute to the tone of this poem.

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Martin Luther King Jr and Gandhi are two great people who changed the world. MLK created this quote, “There is no gain without struggle”. This quote means that if you don’t do what you. Also, Gandhi wrote a quote that changed the way people looked at things, “strength does not come from winning, your struggles develop your strengths, when you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength”. This quote means that when you go through hard times don’t give up and you will be rewarded in the end for your decision.
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