Write an essay why technology harms

Answer:

Technology can be harmful to people in a few different ways. It can cause eyestrain, depression, and can make it harder for a person to focus on something. Looking at a screen for long periods of time can cause your eye to hurt and could also cause some damage. This could damage your vision and you would need to get glasses to help you see better. Technology also causes depression because social media can make you insecure and can give you an unhealthy view of the world, causing depression.

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Amy is preparing for a major presentation and she is delegating important tasks to Billie and smaller tasks to Alex. Which of the following two leadership models or theories best explains how and why Amy is interacting with Billie and Alex in the manner that she is?
a. Charismatic leadership
b. Leader-member exchange

3) Which statement from the text BEST supports the idea that books about success are not useful?
A) None of these statements support the inference that books about success are not
useful
B) You may want a book about jumping, you may want a book about whist, you may want
a book about cheating at whist
You may want to jump or to play cards, but you do not want to read wandering
statements to the effect that jumping is jumping, or that games are won by winners
D) Beyond the rules of the game it is all a question either of talent or dishonesty, and I
will undertake to provide either one or the other -- which, it is not for me to say

Use an example from the text that demonstrates how the Walls children view living in poverty as an adventure like their parents taught them.

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Read a text about Bletchley Park.


text: During World War II, the German military communicated by means of elaborate codes, which the opposing British were determined to crack. This immense challenge was undertaken in secrecy by codebreakers at Bletchley Park, a country estate that doubled as a codebreaking facility. Bletchley Park was such a secret that the group of codebreakers who ultimately deciphered the Enigma code, a sophisticated code the Germans used for communication, were unknown until decades after their monumental work was completed. It's said that the work done by the codebreakers, led by Alan Turing, shortened the war by years and saved countless lives. Today, Bletchley Park has been restored to honor their service.


Select all the details that are included in the text.

ASSESSMENT:
Read the poem and answer the activity that follows.
Unforgettable Past
Chelou D. Pantaden


I remember from many years ago
Being disobedient was all I know
I felt mom and dad did not love me so
Coz of things I was not allowed to do
Those I really wanted to give the go.

Until I finally had decided
Never to obey mom and dad I did
Giving them discomfort, I succeeded
Being with my friends I felt delighted
Every now and then we never parted.

But all the happiness I thought would last
Were unpleasant memories left to cast
A beautiful life I once had was lost
All my friends I thought real ran off so fast
There I lived the misery of my past.

Thanks to mom and dad who showed me they care
Good times and bad times they were really there
What I did to them was really unfair
On bended knee I promised to be better
With tearful eyes, they said, get up my dear.

To all children of this generation
You are all the future of this nation
As long as your hearts and minds are open
To all your parents’ teachings and lesson
Each of you will become better person.








Directions: Explain a statement from a reading text through textual evidence. Explain by completing the given open-ended sentence.

1. Why did the author of the poem feel that her parents did not love her so? Explain.
The author of the poem feel that her parents did not love her because …
2. Did the author succeed in giving her parents discomfort? Is it alright? Why?
The author…
It is alright/not alright because…

3. What did the author realize about her friends?
The author realized that…

4. Who were really there for her through good times and bad times? Do you agree with the lines in the poem? Why?
I agree because…

5. What was the advice of the author to the youths of her generation? If you were the author of the poem, what advice would you like to give to the youths of your generation?
My advice would be…

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Describe your fellings about ur fav movie character !
Thank you ​

Think of any text or book which you think has a connection with the summaries of thank you Mr. Falker​

How does Lincoln’s diction throughout the Address to the New Jersey General Assembly reflect his concern for the audience he is addressing? F. Lincoln uses elevated diction to set a high-minded tone and leave his audience with a favorable impression of his personality. G. Lincoln uses technical diction throughout to make his intentions clear to his audience and to set a tone suited to a serious topic. H. Lincoln uses formal diction throughout to show respect for the audience and set a tone suited to a serious topic. J. Lincoln uses informal diction throughout to disarm the audience and to set a light tone that will help put them at ease

what discouraged Ramo from wanting to become chief? ( Island of the Blue Dolphin)

8. If something happened in ancient Egypt, when did it happen? o in past one hundred years before the year 500 ad in the past twenty years between 1600 and 1900​

Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu. Read this excerpt from The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde and complete the sentences that follow. GWENDOLEN (Looking round. ): Quite a well-kept garden this is, Miss Cardew. CECILY: So glad you like it, Miss Fairfax. GWENDOLEN: I had no idea there were any flowers in the country. CECILY: Oh, flowers are as common here, Miss Fairfax, as people are in London. GWENDOLEN: Personally I cannot understand how anybody manages to exist in the country, if anybody who is anybody does. The country always bores me to death. CECILY: Ah! This is what the newspapers call agricultural depression, is it not? I believe the aristocracy are suffering very much from it just at present. It is almost an epidemic amongst them, I have been told. In these lines, Gwendolen says that people who live in the country lack. Cecily indicates that people in the city are.

Which sentence is in passive voice?
O Ilse was tired after her long hike.
O Eric has been offered a leading role in the play.
O Do you think it is time for the pets to be fed?

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a verb that has a noun or pronoun as the receiver of its action

Identify the error in the sentence.
Although she wanted to be in the play: she lacked self-confidence, so she didn't think she would get the part.
a. Although
C. self-confidence,
b. play:
d. didn't
Please select the best answer from the choices provide

Help, please the question and thank you

what is a definition for iridescent

What is the best paraphrase of the underlined text? What other pain must I suffer through as I get older? What is the reason only older people experience pain? What does getting older have to do with suffering? What has caused me to feel as if I am getting older?.

like the mountian waving his hands is it a metaphor,simile or Personification

In eraser tattoo dante allows shay to give him an eraser tattoo before she leaves. Do you think this was a good idea?

"A Rose For Emily"

How does Miss Emily show she couldn't care less about her society's rules and/or expectations?

What is the author's point of view in Selection 1?

Selection 1: Seatbelts Can Save Lives

Who doesn’t appreciate the convenience of our passenger vehicles? Need to run an errand? Need to chase down a problem? Need to deliver someone to an important destination? Our vehicles allow us to complete the chores and recreational activities that make life possible and complete. But what about the danger we face each and every time we enter this form of transportation? Without the proper restraint in place within our vehicles, our ride can cause us serious injury. No matter the make or model of the vehicle, it is essential that passengers within any truck or car be belted in to avoid harm in case of an accident.

Seatbelts have been required in most passenger vehicles for decades. The laws written have the intent of keeping the public safe during minor and major traffic accidents. Newton’s First Law of Motion states that an object will continue to move at its present speed and direction unless an outside force acts upon the object. If a passenger is riding in a vehicle that is traveling at forty miles an hour, that person will continue moving at forty miles an hour if there is a sudden impact unless that individual is wearing a seatbelt that acts as an outside force. Seatbelts, therefore, keep the passenger from continuing in a forward path into the dashboard or windshield during an accident.

Pickup trucks, however, were exempt from the seatbelt law for years because of concerns expressed by the agricultural industry. Pickup truck drivers who drove rural routes, made frequent stops, or drove trucks made prior to modern seatbelt regulations fought against the seatbelt requirement. These individuals complained that wearing a restraining device would complicate their daily routines and slow the progress of their daily chores. In 2005, statistics gathered showed that only 62.5% of pickup occupants wore seatbelts compared to 83.5% of the general public. Statistics from the same year showed that 30% of the pickup drivers killed in accidents were not wearing any form of restraining device. It is ridiculous to assume that seatbelt usage doesn’t protect those riding in a pickup. In addition, the death rate of those killed on rural roads was twice that of passengers and drivers in urban communities. Clearly, lives could have been saved if seatbelts had been used during the course of the driver’s daily routine while driving a pickup truck.

In 2010, the law was rewritten to require passengers riding within the cab of a pickup truck to “click it or ticket”. In addition, many of the concerns expressed about the law by the agricultural community were addressed with exemptions from the law for those who are driving pickup trucks off-road, delivering property frequently, and those drivers or passengers with a doctor’s excuse. The law values both the safety of those in a vehicle and the concerns of the business community.

However, in 2020, Georgia revised the law, providing no more exemptions. The new law says, “If you are in a truck, buckle up.” The most current data show that 50% of the fatalities in passenger vehicle crashes were in rural areas. The data also indicate that 75% of those passengers were unrestrained. The new law, however, still includes an exemption for all agricultural use vehicles in the state. To be exempt, the pickup truck has to be registered as an agricultural use vehicle. In Georgia, there are no more warnings and no more excuses. If you are driving or riding in a pickup truck, you can expect to get a ticket if you don’t “click it.

It’s a typical day full of errands and chores, but the driver makes the decision to click that belt. A deer leaps against the truck, causing a minor collision. The driver walks away a bit shaken and having the package that was not restrained slammed onto the floor of the truck. The seatbelt kept the driver safe and sound and ready for another day of work. Remember, seatbelts save lives.

10. In line 37, the phrase "As boys, Brecca and I had boasted" is an example of
A. epic simile
B. personification
C. alliteration
D. imagery

What happens when you walk too far in the beach sea?

A third screen is _____.
a. a movie screen
b. on a smartphone
c. a computer screen
d. television​

How does Paul’s response, “you saved our lives” (paragraph 79) add to the development of the scene

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The theme of a story is the author's…

a) setting
b) argument
c) overarching message
d) point of view

What is the theme of this poem A Thing of Beauty by John keats

How does King support this claim? by listing churches who support his nonviolent stand by describing nonviolent direct action as a peaceful middle ground by urging church leaders to abandon their ""do nothing"" approaches by insisting that complacency is preferable to hatred and violence.