Why did Shakespeare include a subplot in a midsummer night dream??

"We decided to push on but found ourselves stopped on the highway to Basra by a column of armored personnel carriers and humvees;the road hadn't been cleared ahead.The troops were waiting.Worried about land mines and not wanting to move past the front,we headed back to Safwan,where several cars full of other journalists who had managed to make it across the border were congregating." By using the first-person point of view,Roane is able to create a description. a)that shows how unsafe the journalists feel b)that tells how the journalists fight their fears. c)that describes how journalists avoid land mines d)that explains why journalists wanted to get to the front line

The question is in the picture.

Do you think it's a good idea to take the time to get in touch with our
loved ones?


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LESSON:FRIENDSHIP
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What concerns did colonists have related to representation in Parliament?
They did not have a say in laws or taxes that were passed.
They boycotted British goods and services.
They paid high taxes on sugar, tea, and stamps.
They kept soldiers in their homes as guests.

I wrote this poem, I need advice to finish it. What should I write??

Everything was just a lie
You never cared
All you cared about was getting me high and dry
But I was running out of air
You had to take advantage of me
You're voice, the way its tempting sound
Had me on my knees
Falling to the ground
First time I ripped your t-shirt
The way your eyes search my body, the way they seem to roam
You never knew how much my heart hurt
But you kinda felt like home
The way heat courses through me with the touch of your hand
The way my heart skips a beat
The way we leave our footprints side by side in the sand
Like how you like Scotch on the rocks, neat

Match the definition to the term.

1 .
symbolism
short explanation of a drawing
2 .
cadence
one thing standing for another
3 .
heteronym
type of poetry
4 .
rhymed quatrain
decide what probably happened
5 .
skim
to remember details
6 .
caption
words having different meanings and pronunciations, but spelled the same
7 .
read slowly
to look for specific details
8 .
short stories
have brief character descriptions
9 .
speculate between events
a rhythmical pattern that is not completely regular
10 .
scan
to find general content

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What is the main idea of this passage? List three details that support the main idea.

“A Stunning Realization” and Jack Thayer’s accounts offer two different perspectives of the early events on the night of the sinking. How is the focus of each of these the same or different?

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We’re Going to Mars!

Human exploration of Mars is no longer the stuff of science fiction. The United States could very likely send its first delegation to the red planet in 2033. If SpaceX, a private company dedicated to space travel and exploration, has any say in it, humans will reach Mars as early as 2022. As amazing as this seems, studying Mars is expensive, difficult, and dangerous. The most important three questions are as follows: Why should we do it? How are we going to get there? How much will it cost?

Studying the evolution of other planets furthers our knowledge of our universe as well as our planet.

Today, Mars is too cold and the atmosphere is too thin for life to exist on the surface. However, evidence suggests that life may have existed in bacterial form billions of years ago. The planet must have been warm enough at one point to support life. Discovering what caused the change could help scientists better understand Earth’s climate. Also, studying sediments, rocks, and soils, as well as volcanoes and meteoroid impact sites, can help scientists study details of Earth’s evolution.

Exploring Mars could lead to colonization.

Settling other planets is the most attractive aspect of space exploration. It brings to mind entire galaxies filled with human outposts, discovering amazing landscapes and species, and possibly finding intelligent life similar to our own. Studying Mars is one of the first steps along the way. The benefits go well beyond the “wow” factor. Colonies would be able to reap raw materials—including electricity—on their planets and send them back to Earth. That’s right! Colonists could harvest the sun’s energy and send it to Earth in the form of electricity. Being able to farm renewable power will release humans from being too reliant on gas, coal, and nuclear energy.

Colonizing Mars goes beyond the practical rewards. It would be an important moment in the history of humanity, ranking up there with the discovery of “The New World” and the moon landing. It would require a lot of resources, money, and collaboration. Multiple countries could learn how to better our species. Some of the products we use every day were invented by NASA, including baby formula, water filtration, and cell phone cameras. The amount of technological innovation required for such an effort could benefit the world as well.

How will we do it?

NASA currently has plans to send a human mission to Mars by 2033. There are five phases, or steps.

Phase 0: has been going on since the main building of the International Space Station began in 1998. The experiments and collaboration with private space companies (such as SpaceX) are a major component of this phase.

Phase 1: requires that we build bigger and better spacecraft. This will transport the crew with all of the supplies it needs to survive.

Phase 2: Build a Deep Space Transport ​(DST)​ system. The ​DST​ system calls for creating vehicles that astronauts can live in during the two-year trip to Mars, as well as supply lines. This is a practice step of sorts. The system will be tested using missions to the moon.

Phase 3: Expand the ​DST​ system to Mars

Phase 4: Take a manned trip to the red planet.

If this sounds expensive, that’s because it is. Mars One, a private space exploration company whose mission is to establish a permanent human colony on Mars, estimates that it will cost $6 billion. SpaceX estimates that it will cost $10 billion per person. NASA’s costs are much higher. It thinks that such a mission would ultimately cost $1 trillion. Currently, NASA receives 0.5% of the national budget, or $22.629 billion, for all of its operations.

But don’t worry! Although the cost seems extremely high, Elon Musk, who owns SpaceX, thinks that the cost of moving to the moon will eventually be much less. Once everything is in place, the colonies are established, and deep space travel is normalized, someone could move to Mars for as little as $100,000.

“It gets to the point where almost anyone, if they saved up and this was their goal, could buy a ticket and move to Mars — and given that Mars would have a labor shortage for a long time, jobs would not be in short supply,” he said.

Question
In “We’re Going to Mars!” the author’s viewpoint is that travel to Mars is likely in the near future.

How is this viewpoint best conveyed in the text?

Responses

He lists the benefits of NASA exploring and colonizing Mars and other planets.

He emphasizes the impact colonizing Mars will have on humanity.

He describes the detailed plans and timelines for a NASA mission to Mars.

He argues that the cost of a human mission to Mars is expensive.

Read the following quote: "Your invention of the alphabet is worth more to your people than two bags full of gold in the hands of every Cherokee." -Sam Houston (from History of Sequoyah, Cherokee.org)


This text suggests that Sequoyah was an important part of Cherokee history. How does the following historical account of Sequoyah build on or challenge that idea?


"Between the years of 1809 and 1821, [Sequoyah] accomplished a feat, which no other person in history has done single-handedly. Through the development of the Cherokee Syllabary, he brought people literacy and the gift of communicating through long distances and the ages. This one person brought to his people this great gift without hired educators, no books, and no cost." - From History of Sequoyah, Cherokee.org

It explains that the Cherokee had no language before him.

It describes how his invention brought the Cherokee Nation literacy and the ability to tell their stories and troubles through the years.

He gives his motivation for inventing the alphabet.

It explains other people in history have done the same thing as Sequoyah.

Which part of the story begins the development of a character?
A Exposition
B Climax
C Falling action
D Resolution

Toni wrote the following paragraph in a blog about football’s impact on the brain:

In a recent article published in the “Journal of the American Medical Association,” researchers described their findings from a study of university football players. Doctors scanned the brains of players and compared the scans to the brains of men the same age who had never played football.

Which feature of the blog tells you that Toni followed a formal style of writing?

A.
She chose a popular topic.
B.
She used casual language.
C.
She used exact language.
D.
She used simple sentences.

Which sentences use the word misty correctly? Select all that apply 1.His throws were misty but he could make every single catch 2. The boat set out early, when the sea was still calm and the air was misty 3. I fell into the dirt and got my tights all misty 4. It was misty, so she brought a raincoat but didn't bother with an umbrella.​

In the chart used to compare the three different texts about the war, what is the core question about the texts that should be asked? A. Was the author in the war? B. Who was involved in the war? C. Why did the war happen? D. How does this text portray the war?

The point of view an author uses in a story helps the reader better understand the main idea in the story. Write three to five sentences explaining how the point of view used in the story helps the reader understand the main idea of Goldilocks Goes to Camp. explain

In two to four sentences, explain how this sentence or passage communicates or supports the theme. Complete the following sentence to help you begin your explanation.

This quotation shows how the protagonist has learned / has not learned... (5 points) Lions of Little Rock

Based on your reading of Jennifer Buchet's "Grief Along the Reef,” explain why reefs are in danger of
becoming extinct. Provide evidence from the text to support your answer. (150+ words)

Please help, I will make you the brainliest if your answer is correct...
Identify the primary types of propaganda used in each example. [You have to select the ones you're thinking the answer is and you can select more than one]
1. card stacking
2. testimonial
3. plain folks
4. name calling
5. transfer
6. glittering generalities
7. bandwagon
[You have to answer for both the images]

Which type of opinion is based on a factual, truthful account of reality?
A) an objective opinion
B) a biased opinion

Which sentence from the selection from A Long Way Home is the best example of the author’s use of descriptive details about his emotions?

A. I watched as the town unpixelated before my eyes. It was quite small. Too small, surely. But with a child's perspective…

B. I finished work with Dad at five p.m., and by five-thirty I would be back at the laptop, slowly advancing along train tracks and studying the towns they led to.

C. I thought my Indian friends from college might be able to help, especially Amreen, whose father would likely have a more educated guess, so I got in touch with them.

D. The first time I zoomed in on Howrah Station, looking at the rows of ridged gray platform roofs and all the tracks spilling out of it like the fraying end of a rope, I was amazed and shocked that I'd once trod barefoot along these walkways.

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Which sentence has a misplaced modifier?

What key information appears in "Section from President Carter's Speech" but does not appear in "A Former Olympian's View"?

What examples can you find to describe the steps that led to the success of the Mario video games?

write in grade 7 level

help plss does the message that i typed made sense? and is it polite and formal?

Luis buys 16 bell flowers and 20 roses. He wants to plant an equal number of bellflowers and an equal number of roses in each of his flower boxes. What is the greatest number of flower boxes Luis can plant using all the bellflowers and roses? Show your work.

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Compare 1865 freedoms to 2020 freedoms. Use amendments to cite similarities and differences. Must have introduction and conclusion with body paragraphs

I literally don't understand. are supposed to write an essay on these attachments or an essay on 1865 freedoms to 2020 freedoms?

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Think of a short story that you’ve read that has meant something to you. It can be one of the short stories from this unit or one that you’ve read on your own. Think about why you like the story you have chosen. Then, compare and contrast the short story to other stories you’ve read. Explain what makes the story you chose to stand out more than other stories. Did the point of view make the story particularly appealing to you? Did the characters or the setting draw you in? Was the writing style inviting and approachable? What was it about the story’s message and ideas that interested you?