English: Why is living in a house that does everything for you not “carefree?” source : The Veldt

Step-by-step explanation: Because of the complete regularity and lack of human connection, living in...

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Just read my 2 paragraphs and give feedback. all i need is proofreading. just read and tell me how my writing is so far. what to look for is 1. a clear introduction providing an overview of the first section of the novel. 2. paragraph two should discuss the utopian aspects with evidence from the the setting of the novel fahrenheit 451 by ray bradbury is a utopia in which the 30-year-old firefighter, guy montag lives. montag is in a society where everything people do is fun and entertaining without any question. guy montag in being a firefighter

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The introduction sentence isn’t very clear. But it should go something like this “The setting of the novel Fahrenheit 451 is set on a Utopian society in which Guy Montag lives”. The second sentence is pretty good and simple. The 3rd could use more description “Guy is a firefighter who is responsible for the burning of every book (What book? What does it talk about? Why does he have to burn it?) and also the houses of individuals who keep these books with them. Also put a ; on “...things are with his job; his neighbor...”

In the first paragraph I’d be best if the first 6 sentences belong to the first paragraph and the rest you use it for the 2nd paragraph and start with “Montag decides to quit his job with firm determination” As for the 2nd paragraph eliminate the transition “To start” and use something else. Also, it’s very nice just fix the grammatical errors like tv family and put “family TV” and something confuses me: Do people really ride jet cars on the streets? Or do they ride the jet cars on the skies? I think I’d be nice if you clarified this. Also, use more quotes in paragraph 2, it’s nice but you only used one to prove your veracity.

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Just read my 2 paragraphs and give feedback. all i need is proofreading. just read and tell me how my writing is so far. what to look for is 1. a clear introduction providing an overview of the first section of the novel. 2. paragraph two should discuss the utopian aspects with evidence from the the setting of the novel fahrenheit 451 by ray bradbury is a utopia in which the 30-year-old firefighter, guy montag lives. montag is in a society where everything people do is fun and entertaining without any question. guy montag in being a firefighter

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The introduction sentence isn’t very clear. But it should go something like this “The setting of the novel Fahrenheit 451 is set on a Utopian society in which Guy Montag lives”. The second sentence is pretty good and simple. The 3rd could use more description “Guy is a firefighter who is responsible for the burning of every book (What book? What does it talk about? Why does he have to burn it?) and also the houses of individuals who keep these books with them. Also put a ; on “...things are with his job; his neighbor...”

In the first paragraph I’d be best if the first 6 sentences belong to the first paragraph and the rest you use it for the 2nd paragraph and start with “Montag decides to quit his job with firm determination” As for the 2nd paragraph eliminate the transition “To start” and use something else. Also, it’s very nice just fix the grammatical errors like tv family and put “family TV” and something confuses me: Do people really ride jet cars on the streets? Or do they ride the jet cars on the skies? I think I’d be nice if you clarified this. Also, use more quotes in paragraph 2, it’s nice but you only used one to prove your veracity.

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Read the following 2 selections, one from the native american culture and the other from the jewish culture. compare and contrast the genres, figurative language, and themes of the tales. find at least three differences and three similarities. develop your ideas into a two or three paragraph essay. selection a: origin of the pleiades and the pine long ago, when the world was new, there were seven boys who used to spend all their time down by the townhouse playing the gatayû stï game, rolling a stone wheel along the ground and sliding a curved stick

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What is the question here because I don't see it.

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PLZ HELP ME Wonder succeeds as a youth movie about a variety of struggles Middle school can be hard for any kid. In Wonder, it s extra hard for 10-year-old Auggie Pullman. He couldn t see, breathe or hear until a doctor helped him. After that, Auggie doesn t look like other children. He s small. He has scars. His voice is high-pitched. He dresses like an astronaut when he leaves the house. For years he was home-schooled by his mother. But when the movie begins, he s joining a new school in New York. Auggie s mom and dad watch him walk into school

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i didnt feel like reading all of it but it was a great movie

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PLZ HELP ME Wonder succeeds as a youth movie about a variety of struggles Middle school can be hard for any kid. In Wonder, it s extra hard for 10-year-old Auggie Pullman. He couldn t see, breathe or hear until a doctor helped him. After that, Auggie doesn t look like other children. He s small. He has scars. His voice is high-pitched. He dresses like an astronaut when he leaves the house. For years he was home-schooled by his mother. But when the movie begins, he s joining a new school in New York. Auggie s mom and dad watch him walk into school

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i didnt feel like reading all of it but it was a great movie

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Read the following 2 selections, one from the native american culture and the other from the jewish culture. compare and contrast the genres, figurative language, and themes of the tales. find at least three differences and three similarities. develop your ideas into a two or three paragraph essay. selection a: origin of the pleiades and the pine long ago, when the world was new, there were seven boys who used to spend all their time down by the townhouse playing the gatayû stï game, rolling a stone wheel along the ground and sliding a curved stick

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What is the question here because I don't see it.

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Found Poetry: Ch. 4 The Namesake Mrs. Shelow, Eng. 4/4H Directions: We will re-read the scene from Ch. 4 of Gogol’s 14th birthday. After reading through the scene, you will create a “Found Poem” using only words from the section. The poem can be about any subject. Create your poem by highlighting the words from the selection below that you wish to use. Once you have finished, black out the words you do not wish to use. Rewrite your poem at the bottom of the page. 1982 Gogol s fourteenth birthday. Like most events in his life, it is another excuse

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Answer:

Answer given below.

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Searching selves , the unexpected blooms ,

Awakening hearts , journey looms .

Curiosity fills pages , essence unfurls ,

Identity puzzle weighs , a soul in swirls.

Heritage 's embrace , Kolkata to dream ,

Fusion of worlds , harmony gleam .

Culture's clash , a tale of grace ,

Belonging in tale , a woven embrace.

Chapter unfolds , fourteen years gone ,

Gogol's birthday , time moves on.

Celebrate story , a symphony near ,

Narrative woven , echoes clear .

As Gogol grows , inspire extends ,

Essence weaves , a journey transcends.

In this found poem , quest we relate ,

For identity echoes , the paths we create

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Found Poetry: Ch. 4 The Namesake Mrs. Shelow, Eng. 4/4H Directions: We will re-read the scene from Ch. 4 of Gogol’s 14th birthday. After reading through the scene, you will create a “Found Poem” using only words from the section. The poem can be about any subject. Create your poem by highlighting the words from the selection below that you wish to use. Once you have finished, black out the words you do not wish to use. Rewrite your poem at the bottom of the page. 1982 Gogol s fourteenth birthday. Like most events in his life, it is another excuse

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Poem with highlighted words given below:

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It is another excuse for a party,

a tame affair with pizzas and Ping-Pong.

For the first time, he has said no.

The Bengali celebration, held on the closest Saturday,

forty guests, dazzling saris,

a group of men starting a poker game.

Gogol is the oldest child,

but he and Moushumi have nothing to say.

She reads Pride and Prejudice,

while the children watch TV.

Presents are opened, dictionaries, calculators,

ugly sweaters, and more.

His father gives him a book,

The Short Stories of Nikolai Gogol.

Gogol examines the picture,

relieved to see no resemblance.

He hates questions about his name,

hates having to explain.

His name is both absurd and obscure,

neither Indian nor American.

He wishes he could disguise it,

shorten it somehow.

He dislikes being Gogol,

his father's favorite author.

He wishes he had been named Nikhil,

but it's too late now.

Gogol hates his name,

its irrelevance and weight.

But his father feels a kinship,

a special connection with Gogol.

He keeps the explanation to himself,

a silent secret. G

ogol locks the door,

settles down with his lyrics.

And he realizes,

Gogol isn't his first name.

It's Nikolai,

a last name turned first name.

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Chapter 1 When I stepped out into the bright sunlight from the darknes sof the movie house, I had only two things on my mind: Paul Newman and a ride home. I was wishing I looked like Paul Newman—he looks tough and I don’t—but I guess my own looks aren’t so bad. I have light-brown, almost-red hair and greenish gray eyes. I wish they were more gray, because I hate most guys that have green eyes, but I have to be content with what I have. My hair is longer than a lot of boys wear theirs, squared off in back and long at the front and sides, but I am

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The description of Darry in paragraphs 21-22 primarily serves to:

b. emphasize how rational and tough-minded he is.

This is noted through several points made in the description including:

- "Darry is six-feet-two, and broad-shouldered and muscular,"
- "He’s got eyes that are like two pieces of pale blue-green ice. They’ve got a determined set to them, like the rest of him."
- "He looks older than twenty—tough, cool, and smart."
- "He doesn’t understand anything that is not plain hard fact. But he uses his head."

While other elements, like missing his parents (option a), Darry being cruel and unkind (option c), or drawing an unfavorable comparison between Darry and his dad (option d), might be subtly implied, they aren't the primary objective of these paragraphs.
The main focus remains on outlining Darry's rational, tough-minded character and the differences between him and his younger brother, Ponyboy.

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Tornado watch as sydney unlocked the back door, she sighed at how easily it opened. she used to have to put her shoulder in just the right spot to force their old door to open. they’d had this new back door, this new house, for not quite a year. “it should feel like home by now,” she thought sadly before greeting her dog charlie, a spunky beagle with big brown eyes. three years ago, a tornado had torn through their town, decimating everything in its path, and their house, unfortunately, had been part of the decimation. it took two never-ending

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BSydney is concerned about their house, but once the tornado sirens sound and they go down into the shelter, she realizes that the only thing that truly matters is that her family is safe.

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Sydney is proven to be dynamic in the story. At first, she looked to be a normal girl who does not do anything serious in her life. However, after losing her house during the tornado strike changes her into a responsible member of her family. She takes every moment of his life in doing something positive. She also cares about her family and her house because she know the pain of losing everthing all at once. When she came to know that the storm will hit again, she develops a feeling that she cannot articulate anything but she accepted the truth and keep on doing the precautionary measures.

Why is living in a house that does everything for you not “carefree?”

source : The Veldt

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