Is the following sentence complex or simple: She seems to know when to answer the questions.

Answer:

Simple

Explanation:

It is NOT complex because there are not any combined sentences.

What's the tone of this passage?

"Object there was none. Passion there was none. I loved the old man. He had never wronged me. He had never given me insult. For his gold eye I had no desire. I think it was his eye! yes, it was this!" from The Tell-Tale Heart.

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I need a Haiku poem about broken hearts..
Can someone help..?

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if an innocent convict received vindication will he feel relieved or upset?​

Based in the myths, what are values of both the Haida and the Māori? Check all that apply

It is a good journalistic practice to repeat the headline information when writing the lead.

True
False

The etymology of a word explains

how to pronounce the word.
the origin of the word and its history.
the word’s part of speech.
the number of syllables in the word.

Choose the correct word from these often confused words.
The quarterback's argument did not ____
the referee's decision

a. effect
b. affect

What can you infer based on this text?
But Buck did not read the newspapers,
and he did not know that Manuel, one of
the gardener's helpers, was an undesirable
acquaintance.
A. The newspapers magically told about future events.
B. Buck doesn't know that Manuel is not a desirable
acquaintance.
C. Manuel is the new butcher's assistant.

What is more dangerous too much or too little censorship in F451

(HELP)Which statement offers the most compelling evidence that students who
write class notes by hand retain more information than students who type
on computers?

What do call marshmallows that are mixed with cotton candy?

Whats three types of group discussions

How is “work: many” correctly written

Which is a correctly punctuated COMPOUND sentence?
The qirl ran acroSs the street and qot the mail.
B)
The girl ran across the street, and she got the mail.
The girl ran across the street because she wanted to get the mail.
D)
The qirl ran across the street, got the mail, and returned to the house.

i ns t a is no spaces j u l i a h in s o n s p a m z

Which sentence from "There Will Come Soft Rains" contains an example of personification?
A. "The dirty dishes were dropped into a hot washer and emerged twinkling dry."
a
B. "At eight-thirty the eggs were shriveled and the toast was like stone."
O
C. "The fire rushed back into every closet and felt of the clothes that hung there."
O
D. "This was the one house left standing."

The food in the future what is the most effective way to combine sentences 12 and 13 to make the meaning more clear?

need plez brainly to the person right with reason

Read the sentence.
Since its establishment in 1961, the Peace Corps has helped countless people build better lives for themselves.
Which correctly identifies the italicized clause?
A.elliptical clause
B.noun clause
C.adverb clause
D.adjective clause
(It between B,C or D)

Based on what you know about MLK, Jr and his views on peace vs. violence, how do you think he would respond to the idea of REVENGE? In a few sentences, give your opinion and a coherent explanation justifying that opinion.

Why is the split of Rome important ????? Plz help

come and answer

you are going to think about an event or situation in your life that could be considered or classified as part of the dramatic genre.
(A moment of drama, comedy or tragedy that you have experienced)

Provide the opposite of the following words:
1) Boy---------
2) Beautiful---------
3) Happy--------
4) Stand----
5) Cold-------

The Shepherd’s Lute: A Chinese Folktale
Natalie Stewart

1Long ago in a medieval village, a wealthy but bitter farmer named Chao employed an affable shepherd named Jiang, who truly enjoyed playing the lute. Jiang’s instrument was simple and plain, crafted from the wood of a native bamboo tree. Despite its modest appearance, the lute brought Jiang much joy. He created appealing music that lured the other villagers out to listen to him. Having an audience made Jiang feel accepted, and he quickly formed an important bond with the poor villagers.

2Chao, however, didn’t like Jiang. He hated Jiang’s lute playing and the way the villagers admired Jiang. Although Jiang was an excellent person and a hard worker, Chao fired Jiang from his job and smashed the lute into pieces.

3Miserable and brokenhearted, Jiang hung his head as he walked through the forest. Good fortune soon came to him, however, when he bumped into a compassionate old man who felt sorry for Jiang’s loss.

4The elderly man carved a new lute for Jiang and taught him to refine his playing technique. Soon, Jiang played better than ever before. Villagers and woodland creatures from all over came to hear him perform.

Chao heard gossip of the woodland animals and decided that he wanted to capture a flaxen white rabbit with a spotted head. He promised his farm and his fortune to the son who could capture the specific rabbit for him.

The sons had never laid eyes on such a rabbit before, and they didn’t know where to find one, but because they knew the rabbit would bring them riches, they decided to search for it.

Into the forest went the first son. He approached Jiang and described the mystical rabbit. Jiang said that if the son paid him, he would help him find the rabbit. At first, the son didn’t want to pay. Then he realized that locating the rabbit would earn him his father’s fortune, so he paid Jiang the money.

8Jiang began performing a song on his lute and, upon hearing him, the forest creatures gathered, including the flaxen rabbit! The farmer’s son seized the rabbit, but the creature struggled. Eventually, the rabbit darted back to the woods to hear Jiang play the lute, and the son couldn’t recapture it. The unsuccessful son returned home, upset that he had lost his money.

The other sons remained determined to catch the rabbit, so they too ventured into the woods and paid Jiang to help them attract the creature. As before, however, when Jiang played his lute, the rabbit scampered away.

Chao boiled with anger and scolded his sons for losing their money and failing to catch the rabbit. He finally set out with intentions of unearthing the rabbit by himself.

11As Chao entered the forest, flocks of birds and packs of creatures approached him. He trembled like a leaf in the wind.

“Farmer, beware!” called Jiang. “If I strum my lute, the creatures will attack!”

Chao begged Jiang to save him from this misfortune and promised to do anything.

“You must promise to treat people better and donate half of your possessions to the less fortunate villagers,” Jiang directed.

Chao quickly agreed because he was so terrified, and he followed through on his promise. Satisfied, Jiang continued to work as a shepherd and play his lute.

Which statement is the best description of a theme of this story The Shepherd’s Lute: A Chinese Folktale?
A)Lute players do not make good farm workers
B)Lute players can be very powerful and dangerous
C)Woodland animals can be tamed by the power music
D)Bosses need to be more appreciative of the talents of their workers

A character’s viewpoint is

the way a character thinks about things.
the reason a character acts in a certain way.
the influences that come from outside a character.
the influences that come from inside a character.

What is the only possessive relative pronoun in English?
a.
Whom
c.
Why
b.
What
d.
Whose


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D

What is procedural writing?

What are the implications for traditional media as more political candidates turn to
social media to reach voters?