Write a complex sentence. Remember, a complex sentence is made up of one dependent clause (it cannot stand on its own) and an independent clause (it can stand on its own), joined together by a comma.

Answer:

Even though i had eaten 10 minutes ago, I'm still hungry.

Answer:

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Explanation:

write a paragraph on my daily routine during online class​

Match the following & please explain! ​​

You traded in your older model car for an electric car that saves you $3.500 a year in gas, maintenance and insurance. After adjusting for the value of the trade-in, your out-of-pocket cost is only $15,000. With discount rate of 3% what is the net benefit of the trade-in over 10 years (assuming that the value of both cars will be down to zero in 10 years so no salvage value to consider). Edit View insert Format Tools Table 12pt∨ Paragraph ∨ B I ∪ A
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The tendency to treat lines as if they continue is called? (THIS IS FOR psychology)

Read this line from “The Moon”
The moon has a face like the clock in the hall

Which best describes the meaning of the figurative language in this line?

The moon and the clock have similar features

The moon and the clock have similar purposes.

The moon and the clock try to copy one another

The moon and the Clock count the passing time

Please Help

was there an instance when you did a sort of inquiry or research describe your experience​

Chloe is writing a report about following a standard dress code in school. Which fact would be categorized as for the issue?
A.
Following a standard dress code could be a burden to families with a low income.
B.
Students may find certain standard dress code clothing uncomfortable to wear in school.
C.
A standard dress code can lead to less distraction and more discipline in school.
D.
A standard dress code stops stud

You can choose any topic.
The assignment should include the following elements:
A clear claim that responds to a counterclaim
The use of persuasive appeals
Evidence from at least one online source that supports your argument
Should be two paragraphs
You will get brainliest.

Driving a car is an important responsibility.
Supports:
1.
2.
3.
Thesis Statement:

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

1. It is the best day of your life. You have scored a whopping seven A*s in your Board Examinations, but all your friends have gone their ways and forgotten to congratulate you on your success. You have mixed feelings about the day and decide to pen down your feelings. Write your diary entry in 150 words.

My favorite basketball team is the University of Texas's basketball team. The Texas team is called the Longhorns.
What is the best way to combine the information in the two sentences or clauses?
A. My favorite basketball team is called the Longhorns.
Св.
My favorite basketball team, the Longhorns, plays for the University of Texas.
C. My favorite basketball team is the University of Texas's, and the Texas team is called the Longhorns.
D. My favorite basketball team is from the University of Texas called the Longhoms.

Which is a possible synonym for the word abstract as it is used in this sentence? The medical students were asked to abstract the information in the related case studies.

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Responses
A Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus," one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays, but the latest production has received rave reviews.Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus," one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays, but the latest production has received rave reviews.
B Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus," one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays but the latest production has received rave reviews.Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus," one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays but the latest production has received rave reviews.
C Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus" one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays but the latest production has received rave reviews.Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus" one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays but the latest production has received rave reviews.
D Critics usually revile "Titus Andronicus" one of Shakespeare's bloodiest and most brutal plays, but the latest production has received rave reviews.

What is the required length for the documented summary?
100-150 words
200-250 words
300-350 words
400-450 words

Virtual Unreality
by Douglas Peterson


As soon as Kevin slipped on the virtual reality headset, he was transported back in time to medieval France. It was a strange feeling, as Kevin was still very aware of his real life surroundings. He had cleared the living room of any piece of furniture that might get in his way during this video game quest, but his first few movements still found him unsure. He was feeling the air, as if in the dark and unable to sense where he was, but as he came to the first village in his game, he became consumed by the unreal.
Kevin's mother had watched him when he first immersed himself in the medieval world. He looked like a baby deer learning to walk. Now she passed the living room nearly an hour later to see him far more confident in his stance. It was still a hilarious sight as he reached out into the air grabbing at nothing. She had warned Kevin not to become too stuck inside what she called the "virtual unreality." However, his dreams that night put him back into the same space he was in when he was awake. He found himself, half-asleep, feeling around in the darkness and battling with his blankets. Kevin had a terrible night's sleep. When he awoke the next morning, he decided that perhaps he'd be better off living in reality a bit more than experiencing a virtual one.

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Which sentence from the passage best expresses the theme?
A.
When he awoke the next morning, he decided that perhaps he'd be better off living in reality a bit more than experiencing a virtual one.
B.
She had warned Kevin not to become too stuck inside what she called the "virtual unreality."
C.
As soon as Kevin slipped on the virtual reality headset, he was transported back in time to medieval France.
D.
He had cleared the living room of any piece of furniture that might get in his way during this video game quest, but his first few movements still found him unsure.

What does the setting described in paragraph 1 reveal?

In the line "the revolutionary nature of Alexandra David-Neel's life must be put into a
modern perspective," what does the word revolutionary most nearly mean?

what is subject verb agreement
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HELP THIS IS DUE TOMMORW ANY FEEDBACK
Be sure to use information from BOTH passages in your argumentative essay.



Be sure to:


• Introduce your claim.

• Support your claim with logical reasons and relevant evidence from the passages.

• Acknowledge and address alternate or opposing claims.

• Organize the reasons and evidence logically.

• Develop your ideas clearly and use your own words, except when quoting directly from the passages.

• Identify the passages by title or number when using details or facts directly from the passages. • Use words, phrases, or clauses to connect your ideas and to clarify the relationships among claims, counterclaims, reasons, and evidence.

• Establish and maintain a formal style.

• Use clear language and vocabulary.

• Provide a conclusion that supports the argument presented.

• Check your work for correct usage, grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.


Refer to the Writer’s Checklist as you write and proofread your essay.



What to Do about Underwater Noise


Anyone who lives in a busy city knows that the world is a noisy place. We humans rely on many machines—planes, cars, trains, construction and farming machinery, and machines in factories—to make modern life happen. As it turns out, we make a racket on land and in the ocean. Our boats, oil drilling equipment, and military sonar activities generate all kinds of noise. Some scientists have become concerned that underwater noise is negatively affecting sea life, particularly whales. In recent years, studies of the impact of underwater noise have been completed, and the results are mixed. Neither side—not the environmentalists who want to protect marine life or the navy, which conducts sonar tests for our national defense—is convinced of the right thing to do.


Some environmentalists are concerned that underwater noise has a negative impact on certain species, particularly beaked whales. Whales communicate with each other by sending out sound waves. Scientists suspect that the increase in underwater noise has interfered with the whales’ ability to “hear” one another. They also are concerned that high levels of underwater noise upset the whales. Like humans, whales might also enjoy some peace and quiet. But where can they go? To find out how noise affects whales, scientists attached digital recording devices to beaked whales, pilot whales, and melon-headed whales during a two-year period. These devices measured the sounds the whales made and also tracked their movements. This allowed scientists to determine how the whales reacted when they were in noisy environments. The data suggested that beaked whales were especially sensitive to even low levels of underwater noise. It interrupted their communications and caused them to change their diving and feeding patterns. The results suggested clearly that we should change our attitude toward underwater noise if we want our whale populations to survive.


Should we reduce our underwater activities? Or should we keep doing what we’ve been doing and hope for the best? We should cut back on underwater noise so that the animals of the sea can thrive. The obvious answer is to err on the side of caution and limit underwater noise.


do you think this is good?


Harsh noises have a negative impact on marine animals that will be causing major problems.


Harsh noises impact certain species causing them to have a negative impact in the ocean Whales communicate with each other by sending out sound waves. Humans, whales might also enjoy some peace and quiet. But they can’t go anywhere. It interrupted their communications and caused them to change their diving and feeding patterns. The results suggested clearly that we should change our attitude toward underwater noise if we want our whale populations to survive. As when we know if we are doing our homework/study for a test do you like noise in our ears? Do you want noise or concentrate this is the same thing happening to the whales.


Harsh noises cause harm to marine life for example the sonar sonar pings and the calls of other sea creatures. Then they measured the whales’ reactions. At first, some of the beaked whales responded cautiously to the noise. One study concluded that sonar activity and other noises caused beaked whales to change their behaviors. Not of the sides, not the environmentalists who want to protect marine life or the navy which says sonar tests for our national defense—is convinced of the right thing to do. But in reality it does affect marine life. Some scientists have become concerned that underwater noise is negatively affecting sea life for most whales. Studies of the impact of underwater noise have been completed and the results are mixed. So animals do and some animals don't.


Majority of the evidence shows the majority of noises affect marine life. Which causes harsh noises that have a negative impact on marine animals that will be causing major problems. So think, have you ever been distracted by noises that made you feel a different way?

Which evidence best supports the claim that children who read are likely to get along better with others.

Question 4 options:

"Reading stories is a chance for children and adults to talk about the complicated parts of life."


"...when people are reading fiction, they are imagining what it is like to be in these stories."


"Those conversations help [children] to understand the story and empathize with its characters."


"Trying to understand these characters....teaches us to put ourselves in someone else's shoes."

among those four ethical principle that we discuss in class, namely, principle of autonomy of individuals, principles of non-maleficence, principle of justice, and principle of fidelity, which will you choose to present? why this principle? what aspect of the principle influence you? please explain​

Which of these characters is
syrabolic of detachment from
normal life?
A. The Husband from "Roselily"
B. Krebs from "Soldiers Home"
C. Dmitri from "The Lady with the Pet Dog"

PLEASE I NEED HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST (NO LINKS)

READ INSTRUCTIONS BELOW AND
FILL IN ALL BOXES

Rhetorical Devices Graphic
Organizer

What is most likely the author's purpose in capitalizing the word "Death" in paragraph 7? He had been saying to himself-"It is nothing but the wind in the chimney-it is only a mouse crossing the floor," or, "It is merely a cricket which has made a single chirp." Yes, he has been trying to comfort himself with these suppositions, but he had found all in vain. All in vain, because Death, in approaching him, had stalked with his black shadow before him and enveloped the victim. And it was the mournful fluence of the unperceived shadow that caused him to feel-although he neither saw nor heard-to feel the presence of my head within the room. ME A. The author is emphasizing just how near the old man's death is. B. The author is emphasizing the finality of the old man losing his life. C. The author is speaking metaphorically, comparing Death to a shadow. D. The author is speaking about the narrator as a representation of death.​

The most common clefs for high notes are what? soprano treble bass alto

Rewrite the following sentence in the negative form:
Humour will grease all tough situation.

what is a theme in broken chain

"Did you go to the highest hotel there "? change in to indirect speech?​

What does "Internet persona" mean?
A: Strategy to better socialize with people online
B: An identity to socialize with others
C: An additional way to write posts and comments
D: An alternative identity used to interact online