George is afraid they will lose their jobs. What is Lennie afraid of? (Of Mice and Men)

Answer: What is the problem Hand sees with granting people “unbridled will”? Hand sees this as the “denial of liberty”, producing a society where few are free, “freedom is the possession of a savage few

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Of course! I LOVE this book!

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Bilbo Baggins lives a quiet, peaceful life in his comfortable hole at Bag End. Bilbo lives in a hole because he is a hobbit—one of a race of small, plump people about half the size of humans, with furry toes and a great love of good food and drink. Bilbo is quite content at Bag End, near the bustling hobbit village of Hobbiton, but one day his comfort is shattered by the arrival of the old wizard Gandalf, who persuades Bilbo to set out on an adventure with a group of thirteen militant dwarves. The dwarves are embarking on a great quest to reclaim their treasure from the marauding dragon Smaug, and Bilbo is to act as their “burglar.” The dwarves are very skeptical about Gandalf’s choice of a burglar, and Bilbo is terrified to leave his comfortable life to seek adventure. But Gandalf assures both Bilbo and the dwarves that there is more to the little hobbit than meets the eye. Shortly after the group sets out, three hungry trolls capture all of them except for Gandalf. Gandalf tricks the trolls into remaining outside when the sun comes up, and the sunlight turns the nocturnal trolls to stone. The group finds a great cache of weapons in the trolls’ camp. Gandalf and the dwarf lord Thorin take magic swords, and Bilbo takes a small sword of his own. The group rests at the elfish stronghold of Rivendell, where they receive advice from the great elf lord Elrond, then sets out to cross the Misty Mountains. When they find shelter in a cave during a snowstorm, a group of goblins who live in the caverns beneath the mountain takes them, prisoner. Gandalf leads the dwarves to a passage out of the mountain, but they accidentally leave behind Bilbo. Wandering through the tunnels, Bilbo finds a strange golden ring lying on the ground. He takes the ring and puts it in his pocket. Soon he encounters Gollum, a hissing, whining creature who lives in a pool in the caverns and hunts fish and goblins. Gollum wants to eat Bilbo, and the two have a contest of riddles to determine Bilbo’s fate. Bilbo wins by asking the dubious riddle, “What have I got in my pocket?” Gollum wants to eat Bilbo anyway, and he disappears to fetch his magic ring, which turns its wearer invisible. The ring, however, is the same one Bilbo has already found, and Bilbo uses it to escape from Gollum and flee the goblins. He finds a tunnel leading up out of the mountain and discovers that the dwarves and Gandalf have already escaped. Evil wolves known as Wargs pursue them, but Bilbo and his comrades are helped to safety by a group of great eagles and by Beorn, a creature who can change shape from a man into a bear. The company enters the dark forest of Mirkwood, and, making matters worse, Gandalf abandons them to see to some other urgent business. In the forest, the dwarves are caught in the webs of some giant spiders, and Bilbo must rescue them with his sword and magic ring. After slaying his first spider, Bilbo names his sword Sting. Shortly after escaping the spiders, the unlucky dwarves are captured by a group of wood elves who live near the river that runs through Mirkwood. Bilbo uses his ring to help the company escape and slips the dwarves away from the elves by hiding them inside barrels, which he then floats down the river. The dwarves arrive at Lake Town, a human settlement near the Lonely Mountain, under which the great dragon sleeps with Thorin’s treasure. After sneaking into the mountain, Bilbo talks to the sly dragon Smaug, who unwittingly reveals that his armorlike scales have a weak spot near his heart. When Bilbo steals a golden cup from the dragon’s hoard, Smaug is furious and flies out of the mountain to burn Lake Town in his rage. Bard, a heroic archer, has learned the secret about Smaug’s weakness from thrush, and he fires an arrow into the dragon’s heart, killing him. Before Smaug dies, however, he burns Lake Town to the ground. The humans of Lake Town and the elves of Mirkwood march to the Lonely Mountain to seek a share of the treasure as compensation for their losses and aid, but Thorin greedily refuses, and the humans and elves besiege the mountain, trapping the dwarves and the hobbit inside. Bilbo sneaks out to join the humans in an attempt to bring peace. When Thorin learns what Bilbo has done, he is livid, but Gandalf suddenly reappears and saves Bilbo from the dwarf lord’s wrath. At this moment, an army of goblins and Wargs marches on the mountain, and the humans, elves, and dwarves are forced to band together to defeat them. The goblins nearly win, but the arrival of Beorn and the eagles help the good armies win the battle. After the battle, Bilbo and Gandalf return to Hobbiton, where Bilbo continues to live. He is no longer accepted by respectable hobbit society, but he does not care. Bilbo now prefers to talk to elves and wizards, and he is deeply content to be back among the familiar comforts of home after his grand and harrowing adventures.

Harriet Tubman's achievements

1. She helped more than 70 people escape slavery.

2. She escaped slavery.

3. She traveled an extremely long distances several times to help other slaves escape captivity, AND SUCCEEDED.

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important events in the authors life

I'm pretty sure figurative language is the same as metaphors and in chapter 10, some metaphors/figurative language includes:

"Joey clung to me like a wet bedsheet on a clothesline."

Wet bedsheet is sticky, annoying. Also can be seen as something scared, dripping with sweat.

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The narrator, Kenny, is the middle child in his family. He narrates the novel and opens the book with a description of Flint in the winter. He compares breathing outside to looking "exactly like a train blowing out big, fat, white puffs of smoke." This is an example of a simile, because Kenny compares two unlike things using the word like to link them. This paints a great image of the amount of those who dare to walk outside in temperatures that are well below zero.

Kenny then slips into hyperbole, which is an exaggeration. First, he says that when you go outside, "your eyes automatically blink a thousand times." Of course, he really means that the cold just makes eyes blink quickly, but the "thousand times" is an example of hyperbole. He then says that the temperature is "a zillion degrees below zero." While it may certainly feel this cold in Flint, this is another exaggeration for effect so that Kenny can convey his great discomfort with the low temperatures.

Finally, Kenny employs the use of imagery to convey the sense of cold in Flint. He describes how the cold has seeped into the house and how the entire family sits wearing all their clothes—and are still cold. He can only see the eyes of his younger sister and mother; they have scarves around their heads and blankets pulled up over all their layered clothes. He even humorously points out that his older brother Byron tucks his blanket into the cushions of the couch because he is thirteen and wants to make sure no one touches him.

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Reptile Wrangler is who he calls. But upon his arrival he got rid of the alligators but there where no snakes to be found

Answer:

there were no snakes

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C

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Answer: b

Explanation:b

Pathos Sentence: Imagine you are a solitary tortoise, cozily hidden away in the solace and tranquility of your extensive burrow, bolstering yourself with the land you've been joyfully inhabiting for years. Then one day, resembling a lion, the roar of a bulldozer invades your home and swings your life upside-down.

The author uses pathos to evoke emotion out of the jurors by making them put themselves into the position of the tortoise and grasp the alarm  they would experience in the event that their refuge was destroyed.

This strategy is utilized to create compassion and indignation from the jury and make them feel more strongly about the case.

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Title of Novel or Short Story: "Esperanza Rising" by Pam Muñoz Ryan

Setting: The story takes place in the 1930s in both Mexico and California. The setting of the Great Depression heavily influences the plot and characters.

Protagonist: Esperanza is a young, privileged girl from a wealthy family in Mexico who is forced to flee to California after her father's death. She faces numerous challenges as she adjusts to a new life as a migrant farm worker.

Quotation: "Esperanza was a girl who loved the stories Papa told. They were stories of magic and beauty, of the country of Mexico and the different regions where Mama and Papa had grown up" (page 3).

Conflict: The main conflict in the story is external and comes from the challenges Esperanza and her family face as migrant farm workers during the Great Depression. They encounter racism, difficult working conditions, and other obstacles that threaten their safety and well-being.

Quotation: "Esperanza felt as if she were looking at the ocean, which she had seen only once and which scared her with its immensity" (page 31).

Antagonist: The antagonist in the story is the difficult living and working conditions that Esperanza and her family face as migrant farm workers. Additionally, the racism and discrimination they encounter from other workers and locals add to their struggles.

Quotation: "The bosses had made their point. The Mexican workers needed the white workers more than the white workers needed them" (page 108).

Backstory: An important piece of the backstory is that Esperanza's father was a wealthy landowner in Mexico, and their family had many luxuries and privileges. However, his death and the Mexican Revolution forced them to flee to the United States and start a new life.

Quotation: "Mama never talked about the revolution. She said it made her sad" (page 6).

Plot Development: Early in the story, Esperanza and her family experience tragedy when her father is killed by bandits. This event sets off a chain of events that forces them to flee to the United States and adjust to a completely new way of life.

Quotation: "Esperanza didn't know how they would go on without Papa. She couldn't imagine how they would live without his protection" (page 12).

She desires to have some part of herself remain inside her son even after her death to defeat the one she addresses in the quote.

Answer: The second wave of Chinese immigrantion came after the passage of the Immigration and Nationality Services Act of 1965. Similar to the earlier immigrants who fled from China after World War II, many of these immigrants left because of an unstable government, political chaos, and fear of the Communist regime.

Answer: A.

Explanation: It describes more about the discovery of the dolphin and less about the dolphin's characteristics.

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          So much water to share

      Move your head up and down

     You'll see water all around

    2. 15

    3. False

    4. In my opinion I think it is a good series.

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1.

Water here, simple and clear

Swishing and sloshing, everywhere

Three forms and temperatures

Oh water my dear

2. 15

3. False

4. One hundred percent YESSS!

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In Romeo and Juliet, the term ''star-crossed'' implies both that characters are destined to be together because it is written in the stars, and that they are destined to end in tragedy, because their stars are crossed.

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I believe A. is correct

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The river with brown water is the Amazon.

Subject: river

Verb : is

Head adjective: water

Adjective phrase: brown water

What it defines: Amazon

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a

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"Take a look at my new hamster," said Abby.

"Why is this door open?" her friend asked.

Abby ran to the cage," He escaped!" she screamed.

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:)

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because it can help boost your self Esteem is a topic

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The US government could not find enough soldiers to fight the British.

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Rather than creating a national military, the Articles left it to the individual militias in each state to provide a common defense for the nation.

Answer:

Macbeth visits the Witches and they summon three apparitions. Each apparition makes a prophecy about Macbeth's future. One of them tells Macbeth to be careful of Macduff, so Macbeth decides to have him killed.

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Hope this helps <3

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Answer:

Pop, pop punk, rock, lofi etc.

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But why do you need this lol

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I do and i like listening to bts, blackpink and other music that i like

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Answer: A. Texas independence from Mexico, and the presidencies of Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar

Explanation:

Texas Revolution, also called War of Texas Independence, war fought from October 1835 to April 1836 between Mexico and Texas colonists that resulted in Texas's independence from Mexico and the founding of the Republic of Texas

The line break at the end is left at a cliffhanger which surprises the reader as telephones aren't normally sacred objects therefore the answer is A

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Explanation:

During Chapter 2, Pony's character is not able to see Cherry's point of view that the Socs have their own troubles. But the last sentence of the chapter, "I know better now," not only foreshadows upcoming events, but also shows Ponyboy's own personal growth. Later, he develops a better understanding of the Socs and changes his own perspective. With hindsight, in the retelling of this story, he is able to see the Socs in a different light: "I really couldn't see what Socs would have to sweat about — good grades, good cars, good girls, madras and Mustangs and Corvairs." This sentence was written in the past tense, "really couldn't see," with an implied correction of understanding. This notes a change in Ponyboy's perspective.