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HELP ASAP MY GRADE IS ON THE LINE YOU WILL GET BRAINLIST 10 POINTS ALSOO 1. Choose all the right answers. Which sentences are declarative? A small quail scurried across the field. Are you walking home tonight? Watch out! The porpoise is an interesting animal. 2. Choose all the right answers. Which sentences are interrogative? The swimmer was becoming tired. What song will the choir sing for homecoming? Did you register to vote? He is a skillful builder. 3. Choose all the right answers. Which sentences are imperative? Where is my magnet? Please

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A small quail scurried across the field.

The porpoise is an interesting animal.

2.

What song will the choir sing for homecoming?

Did you register to vote?

3.

Get my glasses for me.

4.

A tornado is coming!

Help, I'm slipping!

7.

Don't do that!

Look out for that truck!

8.

The punctuation for a declarative statement is a period; for an exclamatory sentence, it is an exclamation mark.

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HELP ASAP MY GRADE IS ON THE LINE YOU WILL GET BRAINLIST 10 POINTS ALSOO 1. Choose all the right answers. Which sentences are declarative? A small quail scurried across the field. Are you walking home tonight? Watch out! The porpoise is an interesting animal. 2. Choose all the right answers. Which sentences are interrogative? The swimmer was becoming tired. What song will the choir sing for homecoming? Did you register to vote? He is a skillful builder. 3. Choose all the right answers. Which sentences are imperative? Where is my magnet? Please

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1.

A small quail scurried across the field.

The porpoise is an interesting animal.

2.

What song will the choir sing for homecoming?

Did you register to vote?

3.

Get my glasses for me.

4.

A tornado is coming!

Help, I'm slipping!

7.

Don't do that!

Look out for that truck!

8.

The punctuation for a declarative statement is a period; for an exclamatory sentence, it is an exclamation mark.

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Pls 20. identify the sentence in which the underlined verb does not agree with its subject. (1 point) were you and kyle planning to work on the school magazine? there are many positions still available. here is a good idea for a cover illustration. does allie and edwin want to submit their poems? 21. identify the choice that correctly completes the sentence: pop’s ice cream shoppe has the ice cream of any restaurant in town. (1 point) rich richer most rich richest 22. identify the problem in the sentence: james didn’t have no idea that we were

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20. Does Allie and Edwin want to submit their poems?

Explanation:

It has to be the auxiliar Do for plural (Allie and Edwin).

21. Pop’s Ice Cream Shoppe has the _richest ice cream of any restaurant in town.

Explanation:

It is superlative because it refers to the best in the town.

22. James didn’t have no idea that we were coming today.

Explanation:

double negative

23. Of the two, however, Sonja is __more___ interested in music.

24. You must be kidding! exclamatory

25. She wants to buy film, and chewing gum. It doesn't need a comma because and is used.

26. George Washington was born on February 22, 1732.

27. Ice hockey is played on a rink; but field hockey is played outdoors. Instead of semi colon a comma is needed.

28. D. "The reporter noted that, her, Sonia Sotomayor's, nomination to the Supreme Court was a first for Latina women."

29. hers’s

30. dejected

31. target

32. inherited

33. undeniable

34. neglect

35. uneasiness

36. charmed

37. rejected

38. hostility

39. attacked

40. characterization (1 point): E.understanding of people through their words, thoughts, and actions

41. setting (1 point) : A.where a story takes place

42. satire (1 point) : C.poking fun at human folly

43. deus ex machina (1 point) : B. the use of an unexplainable event to resolve a story

44. etymology (1 point): D.the study of word origins

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Pls 20. identify the sentence in which the underlined verb does not agree with its subject. (1 point) were you and kyle planning to work on the school magazine? there are many positions still available. here is a good idea for a cover illustration. does allie and edwin want to submit their poems? 21. identify the choice that correctly completes the sentence: pop’s ice cream shoppe has the ice cream of any restaurant in town. (1 point) rich richer most rich richest 22. identify the problem in the sentence: james didn’t have no idea that we were

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20. Does Allie and Edwin want to submit their poems?

Explanation:

It has to be the auxiliar Do for plural (Allie and Edwin).

21. Pop’s Ice Cream Shoppe has the _richest ice cream of any restaurant in town.

Explanation:

It is superlative because it refers to the best in the town.

22. James didn’t have no idea that we were coming today.

Explanation:

double negative

23. Of the two, however, Sonja is __more___ interested in music.

24. You must be kidding! exclamatory

25. She wants to buy film, and chewing gum. It doesn't need a comma because and is used.

26. George Washington was born on February 22, 1732.

27. Ice hockey is played on a rink; but field hockey is played outdoors. Instead of semi colon a comma is needed.

28. D. "The reporter noted that, her, Sonia Sotomayor's, nomination to the Supreme Court was a first for Latina women."

29. hers’s

30. dejected

31. target

32. inherited

33. undeniable

34. neglect

35. uneasiness

36. charmed

37. rejected

38. hostility

39. attacked

40. characterization (1 point): E.understanding of people through their words, thoughts, and actions

41. setting (1 point) : A.where a story takes place

42. satire (1 point) : C.poking fun at human folly

43. deus ex machina (1 point) : B. the use of an unexplainable event to resolve a story

44. etymology (1 point): D.the study of word origins

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Hundreds of thousands of nonviolent offenders have been forced to spend decades in prison. We’ve created laws that make writing a bad check or committing a petty theft or minor property crime an offense that can result in life imprisonment. We have declared a costly war on people with substance abuse problems. There are more than a half-million people in state or federal prisons for drug offenses today, up from just 41,000 in 1980. We have abolished parole in many states. We have invented slogans like "Three strikes and you’re out” to communicate

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The detail from the excerpt that best supports the idea that prison sentences often do not match the severity of crimes is:

“We’ve created laws that make writing a bad check or committing a petty theft or minor property crime an offense that can result in life imprisonment.”

This detail highlights the fact that certain minor offenses can lead to disproportionately severe punishments, such as life imprisonment. It implies that there is a mismatch between the severity of the crime committed (writing a bad check or committing a petty theft or minor property crime) and the resulting punishment, which is overly harsh.

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Which sentence correctly uses a hyphen? Leonardo DaVinci was a world famous polymath, which is a person with many-different talents. In addition to being an accomplished painter, he was also an i- nventor, architect, and mathematician. DaVinci was quite-obsessed with flying and even though his man powered flying machine never went airborne, his hang glider did. Leonardo left behind over 6,000 awe-inspiring journal pages of ideas and inventions, but you have to hold them up to a mirror to read them. Question 17(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points) (01.02

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Let's go through the questions one by one:

Question 1: Which sentence correctly uses a hyphen?
The correct sentence that uses a hyphen is:
"DaVinci was quite-obsessed with flying and even though his man-powered flying machine never went airborne, his hang glider did."

Explanation: In this sentence, the hyphen is used to join two adjectives, "quite" and "obsessed," to describe DaVinci's level of obsession with flying.

Question 2: Which of the following lines from Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Black Cat" reveals an unreliable narrator?
The line that reveals an unreliable narrator is:
"Beneath the pressure of torments such as these, the feeble remnant of the good within me succumbed."

Explanation: The use of the word "feeble" suggests that the narrator's perception and judgment may not be entirely trustworthy. This indicates that the narrator's account may not be reliable.

Question 3: A newspaper article is about a young girl who is a skilled cello player. The girl is described as being like Yo-Yo Ma, a world-renowned cellist who has recorded 75 albums so far in his career. What type of allusion did the author include?
The type of allusion the author included is "Pop culture."

Explanation: The author references Yo-Yo Ma, a well-known cellist from popular culture, to establish a comparison and convey the skill of the young girl.

Question 4: Zane is writing a problem and solution essay about the giant African land snail. His current thesis statement reads: "While it has never been proven, some believe that giant African land snails are capable of eating small rodents and birds." What makes his thesis statement ineffective?
The thesis statement is ineffective because "The ideas present cannot be supported by valid research."

Explanation: The thesis statement presents a claim ("giant African land snails are capable of eating small rodents and birds") without providing any evidence or valid research to support it. A well-structured thesis statement should be based on reliable evidence.

Question 5: Diction is the way writers arrange words and punctuation to create sentences.
False.

Explanation: Diction refers to the choice of words and the style of writing, including vocabulary, syntax, and tone. It does not specifically include the arrangement of punctuation marks in sentences.

Question 6: Match each sentence type with its definition.
Simple sentence: Contains a subject and a verb and can stand alone as a complete thought.
Compound sentence: Contains two independent clauses connected by a conjunction.
Complex sentence: Contains an independent clause and a subordinate clause connected by a subordinating conjunction.

Explanation:
- Simple sentence: It is a complete sentence that contains a subject and a verb, expressing a complete thought.
- Compound sentence: It consists of two independent clauses (complete sentences) that are joined together by a conjunction.
- Complex sentence: It contains an independent clause and a subordinate clause, connected by a subordinating conjunction.

Question 7: Fill in the blanks for the passage from "The Prince and the Pauper."
Part A: The Canty family can be inferred as "They are poor."
Part B: The literary element impacting the response to Part A is "Setting."
Part C: The line from the passage that supports the answer to Part A is "There were the remains of a blanket or two, and some bundles of ancient and dirty straw, but these could not rightly be called beds, for they were not organized."

Question 8: Match each letter to the element of the plot structure it labels.
A: Exposition
B: Rising action
C: Climax
D: Falling action
E: Resolution

Question 9: A suffix is added to the end of a root word.
True.

Explanation: A suffix is indeed added to the end of a root word to modify its meaning or form a new word.

Question 10: Which of the following is not a function of a semicolon?
The function that is not associated with a semicolon is "Is used to separate hours and minutes."

Explanation: Semicolons are not used to separate hours and minutes; instead, they are used to join two independent clauses or separate items in a list when the items themselves contain commas.

Question 11: An informational text can persuade, entertain, or inform.
False.

Explanation: An informational text is primarily focused on informing the reader about a specific topic, rather than persuading or entertaining them.

Question 12: An author makes a comparison between the story's protagonist and a famous historical figure. Which figure of speech did they use?
The figure of speech used in this scenario is an "Allusion."

Explanation: An allusion is a figure of speech that refers to a well-known person, place, event, or literary work. In this case, the comparison between the protagonist and a famous historical figure is an allusion.

Question 13: In an article about the scientific benefits of eating vegetables daily, what information might be included in a sidebar to best support the central idea?
The information that might best support the central idea is: "Facts from a study showing how daily vegetable intake improves overall health."

Explanation: Including facts from a study would provide empirical evidence that supports the central idea of the article.

Question 14: Which transition would best connect the two sentences provided?
The transition that would best connect the two sentences is "Consequently."

Explanation: "Consequently" is an appropriate transition to show the result or logical consequence of the first sentence.

Question 15: A poet writes the following lines. What is the effect of the word "torture" in this stanza?
The effect of the word "torture" in this stanza is that "It makes their dreams seem painful."

Explanation: The word "torture" suggests that the dreams mentioned in the poem cause distress or agony, emphasizing the negative and painful aspect of the dreams.

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Which sentence correctly uses a hyphen? Leonardo DaVinci was a world famous polymath, which is a person with many-different talents. In addition to being an accomplished painter, he was also an i- nventor, architect, and mathematician. DaVinci was quite-obsessed with flying and even though his man powered flying machine never went airborne, his hang glider did. Leonardo left behind over 6,000 awe-inspiring journal pages of ideas and inventions, but you have to hold them up to a mirror to read them. Question 17(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points) (01.02

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Sure! I'll provide detailed answers to each of the questions you've asked. Here we go:

Question 1:
The sentence that correctly uses a hyphen is: "DaVinci was quite-obsessed with flying and even though his man-powered flying machine never went airborne, his hang glider did."

Explanation: The word "quite" and "obsessed" should be hyphenated since they combine to form a compound adjective before the noun "obsessed."

Question 2:
The line from Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Black Cat" that reveals an unreliable narrator is: "I was especially fond of animals and was indulged by my parents with a great variety of pets."

Explanation: This line suggests that the narrator's love for animals justifies his actions later in the story, which may lead readers to question his reliability.

Question 3:
The author included a pop culture allusion in the newspaper article about a young girl who is a skilled cello player. The author compared the girl to Yo-Yo Ma, a world-renowned cellist who has recorded 75 albums so far in his career.

Explanation: Yo-Yo Ma is a famous figure in the field of classical music who is well-known across different generations, making the reference a pop culture allusion.

Question 4:
Zane's thesis statement is ineffective because it does not state the author's ideas about the topic in one sentence.

Explanation: The thesis statement should clearly state the author's perspective on the topic, but Zane's thesis statement only presents a belief held by some people without expressing his own opinion.

Question 5:
False. Diction refers to the choice of words and phrases by the writer, not the arrangement of words and punctuation to create sentences.

Explanation: Diction focuses on the specific words used in writing, while the arrangement of words and punctuation is known as syntax.

Question 6 (Matching):
Match:
- Simple sentence: A) Contains a subject and a verb and can stand alone as a complete thought.
- Compound sentence: C) Contains two independent clauses connected by a conjunction.
- Complex sentence: B) Contains an independent clause and a subordinate clause connected by a subordinating conjunction.

Question 7:
Blank 1: They are poor.
Blank 2: Setting.
Blank 3: There were the remains of a blanket or two, and some bundles of ancient and dirty straw, but these could not rightly be called beds, for they were not organized.

Explanation:
- Based on the passage, the Canty family is described as poor.
- The literary element that most impacts the response to this description is the setting since the description focuses on the poor living conditions.
- The excerpt in the text that supports the inference of the Canty family being poor is the description of their living conditions and makeshift beds.

Question 8 (Matching):
Match:
- A: B) Exposition
- B: E) Rising action
- C: A) Climax
- D: D) Falling action
- E: C) Resolution

Question 9:
True. A suffix is a letter or a group of letters added to the end of a root word to modify its meaning.

Explanation: Suffixes are commonly used in English to change the tense, form, or meaning of a word.

Question 10:
The function of a semicolon that is not listed is: Is used to separate hours and minutes.

Explanation: A semicolon is used to separate independent clauses or items in a serial list, but it is not used to separate hours and minutes in time notation.

Question 11:
False. While an informational text primarily aims to inform, it can also persuade or entertain depending on its purpose.

Explanation: Informational texts can have various purposes, not limited to only informing the reader.

Question 12:
The figure of speech used when the author makes a comparison between the story's protagonist and a famous historical figure is: Allusion.

Explanation: Allusion refers to the literary device when an author refers to a person, event, or work of art that is well-known to create a comparison or enhance the meaning of a text.

Question 13:
The information that might be included in a sidebar to best support the central idea of an article about the scientific benefits of eating vegetables daily is: Facts from a study showing how daily vegetable intake improves overall health.

Explanation: Since the central idea is the scientific benefits of eating vegetables daily, including facts from a study showing the positive impact of vegetables on health would best support this idea.

Question 14:
The transition that would best connect the two sentences is: However.

Explanation: "However" indicates a contrast, which is appropriate because the second sentence suggests evidence that contradicts the initial thought expressed in the first sentence.

Question 15:
The effect of the word "torture" in the stanza is: It makes their dreams seem painful.

Explanation: The word "torture" suggests that the sight of their dreams causes them distress, making their dreams seem painful.

I hope these thorough explanations help you understand the reasoning behind each answer. Let me know if you have any further questions!

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Part 1: For the following paragraphs (I-VI), identify the topic sentence (TS) and supporting sentences (SS). Read each passage (I-VI) and, based on the subject of the chosen sentence, label what you think is a topic sentence or a supporting sentence of the paragraph. Remember: There will be three questions for every passage. That means one topic sentence and two supporting sentences for each paragraph. Sometimes the supporting sentence (SS) will be given to you before the topic sentence (TS). Be sure to pay close attention to the paragraph s main

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Obtaining a high school diploma is essential because it opens doors to a plethora of opportunities. A high school diploma is a basic educational requirement for most jobs, and it is also necessary to pursue higher education. Additionally, a high school diploma signifies that a person has developed critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills, making them more attractive to employers. In today's society, the job market is highly competitive, and having a high school diploma can provide a competitive edge. Moreover, a high school diploma is an accomplishment that provides individuals with a sense of pride and accomplishment, boosting their self-confidence and self-esteem.

Colleges and vocational schools differ in various ways. Colleges typically offer a broad range of academic programs, including liberal arts, sciences, and professional fields. On the other hand, vocational schools specialize in hands-on training in specific fields, such as technology, healthcare, and trades. Another difference is the length of time required to complete a program. College programs typically take longer to complete, ranging from two to four years, while vocational programs can take a few months to two years. Furthermore, the cost of attending a college is usually more expensive than vocational schools. However, a college degree may provide a higher earning potential in the long run.

Incorporating the two paragraphs above, obtaining a high school diploma is a prerequisite for pursuing higher education, such as college or vocational school. The difference between the two lies in the type of education and skills acquired. Colleges offer academic programs that lead to a degree and provide a broad range of knowledge in various fields. Vocational schools, on the other hand, offer specific training in a particular field, such as healthcare, technology, and trades. A high school diploma is necessary to enroll in either, and the choice of which to attend depends on an individual's interests, career goals, and financial resources. In conclusion, obtaining a high school diploma is a significant accomplishment that provides individuals with a competitive edge in pursuing their career and educational goals.

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Asap! stories of useful inventions, excerpt by s. e. forman 1911 the match there never was a time when the world was without fire, but there was a time when men did not know how to kindle fire; and after they learned how to kindle one, it was a long, long time before they learned how to kindle one easily. in these days we can kindle a fire without any trouble, because we can easily get a match; but we must remember that the match is one of the most wonderful things in the world, and that it took men thousands of years to learn how to make one.

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1. The purpose of the line "In these days we can kindle a fire without any trouble, because we can easily get a match..." is to imply the main idea of the article. The statement that we can easily kindle fire today implies that there was a time when it wasn't so easy. That is why people had to figure out a way to kindle a fire without looking for a natural source. All of this supports the article's main idea, that match was a brilliant invention, which we shouldn't take for granted.

2. This line shows the need for matches. People had troubles with finding the fire, but it got even harder because any fire can easily get extinguished. This proves there was an urgent need to find a way to kindle fire without having to resort to nature at all times. The line doesn't show how dependable nature is - on the contrary, it shows that humans had to find a way to not depend on it. It doesn't show how people got the fire, or how long it took to make matches.

3. The correct answer is thesaurus. It is not an encyclopedia or an ordinary dictionary, but a dictionary of synonyms, that is words with similar meanings. It also contains antonyms (words with opposite meanings) and words with related meanings. When we don't know what a word means, we use a dictionary or an encyclopedia (or Wikipedia, for that matter). However, when we know its meaning, but are looking for a more appropriate word, we use a thesaurus.

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1. which statement best summarizes britain’s argument for taxes like the stamp act? a. britain needed the authority to feed, house, and pay troops stationed in the colonies. b. britain’s constitution ensured that only elected representatives could tax citizens. c. the colonies had long paid taxes to their colonial governments to provide security. d. the colonies had an obligation to pay the war debt britain had taken on to defend their land. 2.select the words to make the sentences true. the declaratory / stamp act imposed a tax on anything printed

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(this is for the connections quiz) D, stamp, quartering act, smuggling, BD, B, Charles Cornwallis is the British general, Marquis is the French general, and John Jay is the American diplomat, idk this one, B, strengths - ability to make laws, mutual defense, weaknesses- dependence on states fir funds, unicameral legislature, causes - states refusal, governments inability to tax, effects - new constitutional, influential men, B, paragraph, B, A, C, paragraph

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