Can anyone explain question 1-6 ! What do they mean?

10) What is the question you're asking search engines and book to gain information needed for your essay? What is the essential question that you're using for your research?

2) The context is going to be the background of your event or person that you are researching. What effect will the reader experience when reading your essay? Do you know how people often say "They say that [insert superstition]", who is "they" in this situation relating to your essay. Who are the people you have cited sources of evidence from? If you're doing an argumentative essay, who and/or what are the sides of the debate?

3) What are you claiming in your essay? What is the main point/idea?

4) What types of research have you been doing or will do? Will you gain knowledge about your topic or debate from book, poem, magazine, or website? I recommend you look up types of research because I'm not so sure about this one.

5) What is your supporting evidence to support your thesis/claim?? What is the reasoning behind your claim?

6) Who or what is the opposing side, who disagrees with you and what is their claim? Why do they disagree?

Let me know if this helps! :)

Answer plz I is giving away points​

"When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine."

Define AUTHOR'S PERSPECTIVE. Explain WHY it is important to know it BEFORE reading a selection. Then, describe the author of "When Mr. Pirzada Came to Dine.'

At least 3-5 Sentences

I need a conclusion for “ should bullies be legally responsible for their actions”

Which sentence best describes a symbol in a story?
O A. An old tree blooms only when the characters thrive.
B. Sarcastic descriptions of characters set the story's tone.
O C. The writer thoroughly explores the idea of justice.
O D. The character shows her personality by petting all dogs.

Everyone has the same rights. It doesn’t matter what gender you are.It doesn’t matter what color you skin is,What language you speak,What religion you practice,How rich or poor you are,How different you are from those around you, or what country you come from.It doesn’t even matter whether your own government agrees with these rights.Your rights are in you no matter what.3) Na frase “It doesn’t matter what gender you are.It doesn’t matter what color you skin is what language you speak.” Qual palavra apresenta o sentido de gênero sexual? *
12 pontos
a) ( ) matter
b) ( ) skin
c) ( ) gender
d) ( ) language​

in the invisible man by H G Wells describe the setting
no links please​

Which word a synonym is for mystified?
 
A. dazed
 
B. staggered
 
C. perplexed
D. seemed

Which of the following is a Latin prefix?
A. Mega-
B. Bi-
C. Anti-
D. Auto-

Read the passage.

Damon and Pythias

How does the author create surprise in this myth?


A. The author foreshadows that Pythias will not return, but he does.


B. The author draws a parallel between Pythias and Damon, but Damon turns out to be braver.

C. The author sets up Dionysius as cruel, but he is won over by the example of the two friends.


D. The author establishes intense loyalty between the friends, but Damon betrays Pythias in the end.

PLEASE HELP!!!
Why should you modify your approach to evaluating literature, based on the form of the literary work?
A.Different forms of literature hold different levels of value with readers.
B. Different forms of literature require different key elements to succeed.
C. Different forms of literature tend to be written in different languages.
D. Different forms of literature use different narrators with different points of view.

Need help please. It's urgent about context clues and signal words.
Which statements about signal words and definitions are true?
Check all that are true.
a)Signal words cannot help define difficult words.
b) Only two main words signal a definition in a sentence.
c) A sentence with the word means might not have a definition.
d) Was may signal a definition because it is a form of to be.
e) Using a dictionary is the only way to define a difficult word
P/S: answer is d) and what else???

Read the excerpt from Brown v. Board of Education.

Because these are class actions, because of the wide applicability of this decision, and because of the great variety of local conditions, the formulation of decrees in these cases presents problems of considerable complexity.

Having a very complicated slideshow background for a presentation is always a good idea.
O A True
OB.
False

“Remember, Cinderella,” warned her fairy godmother, “you must leave the ball at midnight. If you
stay later, everything will turn back as it was. Your coach will become a pumpkin again. Your gown
will become rags. Promise me you will remember."
“Of course, I'll remember,” said Cinderella, but as her coach carried her toward the ball, the warning
was replaced in her mind with images of dancing and music.

1.) Foreshadowing

2.)flashback

Love is a smoke raised with the fume of sighs; Being purged, a fire sparkling in lovers' eyes; Being vexed, a sea nourished with loving tears. What is it else? A madness most discreet, A choking gall, and a preserving sweet.

what does Romeo think love is based off this.​

Select S if the sentence fragment is a subject (noun phrase) or P if it is a predicate (verb phrase).

traveled for over an hour
S
P

Which best describes relationship between the two characters The adventure of Sherlock Holmes.

2. Look at the guide words.
Circle the word that you
would find on this page
napkin - notify
A. nugget
B. necklace
C. nab
D. notorious

What does the fact that Mr. Henry Baker has no interest in the crop of the goose he lost suggest about him in Part 2 of "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle"?

A.He is foolish and short-sighted.
B.He was not the true owner of the goose.
C.He has no idea that it held a precious jewel.
D.He realizes that Holmes is trying to trick him.

The word "vegan" (,begin bold,vee,end bold, • gun) can refer to a particular kind of diet or the person who follows that diet. Vegans typically do not consume animal products, so their diets avoid meat, fish, poultry, eggs, or dairy products. There are various reasons that people decide to become vegans; one reason is for the perceived health benefits of a vegan diet.

Many experts say that a well-planned vegan diet is healthy, but vegans must choose their foods wisely. The animal and dairy products in a non-vegan diet provide important nutrients such as vitamin B12, calcium, and vitamin D. Vegans must find plant-based sources for these nutrients. For example, vegans can get vitamin B12 from fortified,superscript,1,baseline, breakfast cereals or foods made from soybeans. Many dark-green vegetables contain calcium; so do red beans and calcium-fortified fruit juices. Vegans can get vitamin D from fortified soy milk or rice milk. A healthy vegan diet includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and beans.

People who want to switch to a vegan diet should start slowly. They should learn everything they can about being vegan and discuss their plan with a doctor or a dietician.,superscript,2,baseline, They should read food labels to see which foods contain animal products and look through a vegan cookbook. Then they might try a few popular vegan foods, such as veggie burgers. Many of the foods they ate before can remain part of a vegan diet. Vegans can still enjoy a crisp salad and a shiny, red apple!

Question
Which pair of statements, best expresses two main ideas in the passage?

1. Most people who become vegan make the switch because a vegan diet is healthier than other diets. Vegans can get all essential nutrients by including a variety of vegetables and fruits in their daily diet.

2. The term "vegan" refers to people whose diets do not include meat, fish, poultry, eggs, or dairy products. People should not switch to a vegan diet without first learning how to prepare vegan foods.

3. A vegan diet may lack nutrients such as vitamin B12, calcium, and vitamin D that meat-based diets provide. People who become vegan discover that their new diet includes many of the same foods they ate before.

4. Vegans must make sure that their diets include a balance of proper nutrients from plant-based sources. People who want to become vegan should educate themselves about the diet and make gradual changes.

What corrections should be made to this sentence:

Alex Tizon, the author of “Small Man in a Big Country” excerpted from Big Little Man, states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (Tizon 5).

A. Alex Tizon, the author of “Small Man in a Big Country” excerpted from Big Little Man, states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (5).

B. The author of “Small Man in a Big Country” excerpted from Big Little Man, states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (5).

C. Alex Tizon, the author of Small Man in a Big Country excerpted from "Big Little Man," states, “It's one of the beautiful lies of the American Dream: that you can become anything, do anything, accomplish anything if you want it badly enough and are willing to work for it. Limits are inventions of the timid mind” (Tizon 5).

D. There are no errors in this sentence.

9.He climbed up the tree and plucked some mangoes. (Make simple)

Question 19 of 22
What is the most accurate definition of media bias?
*A. A journalist's or reporter's viewpoints affect the way the facts of a
news story is presented.
B. The lower half of the brain and upper portion of the spinal cord
control human motor functions.
C. A relatively small group of people tend to create most of the
stories that appear on the news.
D. Vehicles as newspapers, TV, and the Internet, present ideas and
information to the public.

Read the excerpt from Keesha’s essay.

Everyone seems to have a favorite breed of dog, but the Labrador retriever, with its many skills and natural friendliness, has always had a special place in my heart. Labradors are widely regarded as highly intelligent and loyal. Because of their personality, they are often valued as great family dogs. But the most fascinating thing about Labradors is their hunting skills.

What statement below would be the best example in a body paragraph to support the thesis of this paragraph?

Labradors have been bred for hundreds of years to be loyal hunting dogs.
Labradors can spend hours playing catch with their owners.
Labradors are popular with other dogs because of their friendliness.
You can train Labradors to hunt, but they are also great with children.

what steps will you take to prepare if you were organizing a fun run. describe in detail​

A student is writing a research report about George Washington Carver. Read the paragraph from the report and the directions that follow.
 
George Washington Carver was an influential scientist and educator. He was a pioneer in studying how particular crops affected the health of farmland. At the time, southern farmers grew primarily cotton, which depleted nutrients in the soil. Carver showed farmers the value of alternating which crops they planted each year. For example, planting cotton one year, then peanuts or soybeans the next, restored nutrients in the soil and resulted in better crops with higher yields. Carver also discovered new ways to use a variety of crops, which meant higher demand and better prices. Carver’s work helped reshape farming in the South in the early twentieth century.
 
The student found information in different sources. Choose two pieces of information that support the claims in the student’s paragraph. Choose two.
 
A. He appreciated art and studied painting at Simpson College in Iowa.
 
B. Although known for his peanut research, Carver did not invent peanut butter.
 
C. In 1947, a fire destroyed many of the contents of a museum dedicated to Carver’s work.
 
D. In 1939, he received a presidential medal for his contributions to agriculture in the South.
 
E. He was the first African American graduate of the college now known as Iowa State University.
 
F. Carver thought of hundreds of ways to use peanuts, including nonfood ideas such as paper and ink.

In Passage 1, review the paragraph at the
bottom of page 2.
Click or tap THREE underlined phrases that
help convey a sense of loneliness.

According to "The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain," what is the difference between a poet and a Negro poet? Select all that apply.

A poet is white, and a Negro poet is black.
A poet fits within the mold of American standardization.
A Negro poet is not influenced by the standard of whiteness.
A poet has confidence, while a Negro poet faces many hardships.

2. Discuss the structure of Nadine Gordimer’s ""The First Sense."" How does the structure highlight the differences between the wife and her husband? How does Gordimer set up the reader to understand the wife’s choices? Do you think she is successful? Why or why not? Answer these questions in your discussion with a defensible claim and provide textual evidence.

Lady capulet is trying to convince Juliet to marry Paris by pointing out.................... ​