Do you believe in witches, psychics, mediums,
prophecies, or anyone who can tell the future?
Explain why or why not. Have you ever had a
thought or dream about something before it
happened? If you could find out three things about
your future would you want to know? What would
they be? If you wouldn't want to know explain why.

Answer:

I do believe they exist but I don't believe they can tell the future. I think if anything whoever is controlling them can change the future to suit whatever they say. Whoever goes to a witch, psychic, or medium essentially gives them their future to control. Therefore, I stay away, I'd rather just leave it to chance. I have never had a thought or dream about something before it happened. I would want to find out if I would be successful in life, who I would marry, and if my children would be good people.

Select the correct answer. What information about Sir Gawain's temperament is revealed in the following lines from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight? Have done with your hacking-harry me no morel I have borne, as behooved, one blow in this place, If you make another move l shall meet it midway O A. OC. O D. O E. Gawain is scared and wants the Green Knight to spare him. Gawain has shamed himself by exposing his cowardice. Gawain wants to end the fight and head to the safety of Camelot. Gawain is ready to fight the Green Knight as he has withstood three blows. Gawain is requesting the Green Knight not dare to fight with him.​

Why are the Salem Witch Trials considered a unique period of
hysteria in American history?

Which components could be used to help determine the target audience for a piece of
media? (Select all correct answers.)
the types of people that appear
where the media can be viewed
the level of language used
whether the media creators were paid

Which of the following lines from the poem best explains the first hardship that Prince Rama faces?

Answer choices for the above question

A. “How Rama wept and raved in vain, / And how the Vulture-king was slain. / How Ram fierce Kab slew;”

B. “The choice of Rama for the throne; / The malice by Kai shown, / Whose evil counsel marred the plan / And drove him forth a banished man.”

C. “The ring by Rama's hand bestowed; / The cave wherein the bear abode. / The fast proposed, their lives to end; / Sam gained to be their friend.”

D. “His love for all, his patient youth, / His gentleness and constant truth, / And many a tale and legend old / By holy Vis told.”

PLEASE QUICK

The New York Philharmonic
orchestra boasts that every one
of its hundred musicians is a(n)____

Answer choices:

Garrulous
Turbulence
Catalyst
Heed
Virtuoso
Conciliatory
Quixotic
Delineate
Supercilious
Depravity
Subjugate
Indigent

Which method is an acceptable way to get a job in programming or software development?

Question 3 options:

Earn a bachelor's degree in computer science


Become certified in a programming language


Receive on-the-job training in an internship


All of the above

The stars twinkled like a million tiny candles in the sky.
O Simile
O Metaphor
O Personification

what is a major difference between the personalities of cash and Anse according to the way Faulkner writes about each character? A.) cash is happy-go-lucky but Anse is reserved

wyatt is studying for a quiz on intelligence. he writes in his notes that although it shouldn't be used to make decisions about an individual, seems to be a reasonable correlation of intelligence.

Read the summary paragraph for the article on service and answer the question that follows:

Service improves society, impacting the helpers as well as those needing assistance. It means being an active participant in one's community, taking action where it can be of benefit. Every person should make it a priority to serve at least two hours per week. It's an extremely important civic responsibility that is invaluable to citizens most in need. Service creates improved communities where people care about each other.

Which of the following makes a true statement about good summaries?

Good summaries include the writer's opinion on the article.
Good summaries focus on the support details from the body.
Good summaries provide all the data an author uses for support.
Good summaries objectively restate the thesis and crucial details.

In paragraph 57 of "The Devil and Tom Walker," Washington Irving pokes at Christian religiousness by calling it A. "heaven" B. a "devotion." C. a "career."​

Edit following sentence. We need to get up earlier than we did yesterday if we want to catch anything a school of fish swim by my dock every morning.

Read the following excerpt from Sullivan's article:
If you've ever taken a creative writing workshop, you've
been warned never to do this, pile up adjectives, interpose
descriptive terms between the reader's imagination and
the scene.
Which word best describes the style of this excerpt?
A. Exuberant
B. Elegiac
C. Instructional
D. Conversational

On Campus or online? What’s the best experience for students

If the sky is orange with a chance of falling pencil sharpeners, two dogs and a 42 car batteries, how old is my grandma? true or false?​



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MAKE abstract nouns the sentences.
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1 in a desperate situation there is a need for to help those who are weak
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The problem is that animals are being treated not as important for their own sake, but o the basis of how valuable they are to humans. Whether they are fun, charming, useful dangerous, CONUENIENCE convenient) or simply irrelevant: This shortsighted spells danger not only to the animal kingdom but to humankind. Cur HAPPINESs (happy) depends on our pattern of economic and social life. Changing the way we live necessary for our own sake.
5) Read the article. Six sentences have been removed from the article. Choose from the sentences A-G the one which fits each gap (1-6). There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.
How to save the Earth
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There are nearly eight billion humans alive on the planet now. That is more than twice as many as fifty years ago. It is questionable that the Earth's biosphere can support the needs of so many people or absorb their waste on a renewable and sustainable basis. Scientists estimate that we use up our annual supply of renewable resources by August every year.
1... At the same time, we are polluting the atmosphere with carbon dioxide at a rate that is changing the climate in a dangerous way and will certainly damage agriculture. Cities emerge from this critical situation like a ray of light. By definition, cities house a lot of people on small plots of land which makes them better ecologically than suburbia. 2... Emptying half the Earth of its humans is happening already. This process would be good for the species we share our planet with, which in turn would be good for us, since we are closely connected to all aspects of life on our planet. The emptied landscapes would not be wilderness. 3... All those people in cities still need to eat and food production needs land.
This vision is one possible pattern for our survival on this planet. Cities will have to be green: 4... This includes technologies called justice and law. Peace, justice, equality and the rule of law are all fundamental survival strategies. If we have adequate income and a system of progressive taxation, based on the concept of ability to pay, this will prevent the poorest and richest from damaging the biosphere in the way extreme poverty or wealth do. All these working landscapes should exist side by side. 5... Furthermore, all that land has to be surrounded by oceans and seas that have to be healthy too, which entails leaving them partly unfished. All this can be done. All this must be done if we are to create a civilisation that can be passed on to future generations. There is no alternative. 6... We have only this planet and we have to fit our species into the energy flows of its biosphere. A. On the contrary, they would be working landscapes offering pastures and agriculture a proper place.
B. We will need transport and energy production which is free from carbon emissions together with all the other sustainable technology.
C. After that we are dipping into non-renewable supplies, actually stealing from future generations.
D. Through good urban planning, we could remove ourselves from a considerable amount of the planet's surface.
E. There is no planet B.
F. Those areas of empty land will be working for us in their own way as part of the healthgiving context of a sustainable civilisation.
G. It is a question of how we make this move.

Which word correctly completes
this sentence?
The second hotel room had_____
storage than the first
one.
A. more
B. the most
C. morer

50 POINTS What is the effect of point of view on the tone of this passage?
A)The first person point of view makes the passage more personal and emotional.
B)The third person point of view provides the reader with clear, objective facts.
C)The third person point of view gives the reader a biased look at the value of plums.
D)The first person point of view clearly indicates how angry and deprived the speaker is.

2. Yes, you can borrow my dictionary. I ______ it a lot, but I’m not using it at this moment.
a. use b. am using c. have used d. don’t use
3. Why do you buy so much food? - My parents ______ for dinner tonight.
a. will come b. are going to come c. are coming d. come
4. He’s a night watchman. He works at night and sleeps in the day time. It’s now noon, and he______.
a. still sleeps b. sleeps still c. is still sleeping d. has still been sleeping
5. Today is Thursday, and John ______ late twice this week.
a. comes b. is coming c. has come d. has been coming
6. Nutritionists recommended that foods from the four basic groups ______ regularly.
a. are eaten b. have been eaten c. be eaten d. is eaten
7. The little boy won’t stop playing with his toy car until he ______ it.
a. breaks b. will break c. will have broken d. has broken
8. Jane isn’t here yet. I _____ (wait) for her since noon, but she hasn’t arrived yet.
a. had waited b. waited c. have been waiting d. wait
9. In all the world, there _____ (be) only 14 mountains that reach above 8,000m.
a. is b. has been c. have d. are
10. If Sally_____ (be) at home tomorrow, I’m going to visit her.
a. is b. will be c. was d. isn’t
11. If you aren’t going to live in that house, why _____ (sell) it?
a. don’t you sell b. won’t you sell c. aren’t you going to sell d. aren’t you selling
12. I’ve just enrolled at the local technical college. I ____ (attend) mechanical engineering classes next winter.
a. am going to attend b. will attend c. attend d. am attending
13. Tony ________ very polite today. He doesn’t usually behave so well.
a. is being b. is c. has been d. will be
14. The poor fellow is out of work, but he will pay all his debts as soon as he ______ a job.
a. finds b. will find c. will have found d. is finding
15. My grandfather ………… (never fly) in an airplane, and he has no intention of ever doing so.
a. have never flown b. has never flown c. had never flown d. never flies
16. Right now we ……..(have) a heat wave. The temperature has been in the upper 900 F for the last six days.
a. are having b. have c. have had d. had
17. Sarah ______ in the Accounts Department. She earns a lot of money.
a. work b. is working c. works d. has worked

18. I _____ a cooked meal every evening.
a. has b. have got c. am having d. have
19. ‘Oh no! I forgot my keys!’ ‘You’re always _____ your keys!’
a. forget b. forgot c. forgetting d. leaving
20. ‘I think you _____ silly – just tell the truth!’
a. being b. have being c. are being d. been

play as a contestant in KBC Junior. a diary entry on this topic

Turn this sentence to a complex sentence
I finished my homework and went out to play with friends

Please guys help me what is this

Why do you think Harriet Ann Jacobs wrote under a pseudonym? Explain your answer.

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From the table below, choose two of the four words listed, each of which is shown in bold as it is used in a line from a poem by Thomas Gray or William Wordsworth. First, find a synonym for the two words you chose that has the same meaning as it does in the sentence shown. Then write a new sentence that uses your synonym with the same meaning as that in the poem. You may use a thesaurus to complete the activity . Word Pronunciation In Context Synonym Sample Sentence with Synonym
knell NEL The curfew tolls the knell of the parting day
clarion KLAR-ee-uhn The c*ck's shrill clarion, or the echoing horn
furrow FUR-oh Their furrow oft the stubborn glebe has broke
vagrant VEY-grant Of vagrant dwellers in the houseless woods rapture RAP-cher And all its acting joys are no more, / And all its dizzy raptures.

Read the excerpt from "Bone Detective," by Lorraine Jean Hopping. Based on the details in this excerpt, the author would most agree that Diane France is generous and friendly. cautious and fearful. Diane stood in front of a mirror and stuck out her tongue. It looked like a rosy pink welcome mat to her delicate insides. Her usual rubber mold formula was out of the question—too toxic. She wondered, What is safe to swallow, fast and easy to apply, and hardens quickly into a firm mold? O unwise and hasty. curious and resourceful. One of her horse-riding pals, a veterinarian named Mary Wright, had the answer: alginate. Mary told Diane that alginate was a pink gummy material used to make molds of teeth. If it was safe for pets, it should be safe for a tiger. And people, too, Diane thought. ​

Read the excerpt from The Republic by Plato.

And so at last, instead of loving contention and glory, men become lovers of trade and money; they honour and look up to the rich man, and make a ruler of him, and dishonour the poor man.

They do so.

They next proceed to make a law which fixes a sum of money as the qualification of citizenship; the sum is higher in one place and lower in another, as the oligarchy is more or less exclusive; and they allow no one whose property falls below the amount fixed to have any share in the government. These changes in the constitution they effect by force of arms, if intimidation has not already done their work.

Read the excerpt from Utopia by Sir Thomas More.

Even the Syphogrants, though excused by the law, yet do not excuse themselves, but work, that by their examples they may excite the industry of the rest of the people; the like exemption is allowed to those who, being recommended to the people by the priests, are, by the secret suffrages of the Syphogrants, privileged from labour, that they may apply themselves wholly to study; and if any of these fall short of those hopes that they seemed at first to give, they are obliged to return to work; and sometimes a mechanic that so employs his leisure hours as to make a considerable advancement in learning is eased from being a tradesman and ranked among their learned men.

How do Plato and More discuss members of the ruling class differently?

A- Plato draws on their inherent virtue, while More elaborates on their commitments to studying.
B-Plato exposes their harm to good society, while More describes how they will contribute.
C-Plato praises their extreme loyalty, while More writes that they should connect with citizens.
D- Plato tries to remedy the social divide, while More provides a plan for their governing style

Describe a person who you admire.

this expert from their eyes were watching god is significant because

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