2. Yesterday I saw the car ……………. was really old.

a. which b. whose c. where​

What two things should be in your description of a story's theme?
when and how you figured out the theme
the parts of the plot that show theme, and the conflict
what the theme is and why you think so
what the theme is and who the characters are

NOW YOU TRY
Choose one of the two response formats and write an introduction using the
information below.
“The Friendship of Boys”
Name of article:
Name of author:
Mike Barns
Quote:
“When boys compete with each other, it can be a form of
bonding?
Some boys develop friendship through competitive
activities.
Paraphrase:
Introduction:​

Question 2 of 10
Grunge music combined musical elements in a certain way. Which of these
was common in grunge music?
A. Heavy drumming
B. Slower tempos
C. Strong guitar riffs
D. All of the above
SUBMIT

Which of these words best describes the effect this passage creates?

Guidelines
Exam Instructions
Question 3 of 20 :
Select the best answer for the question.
3. What part of a sentence receives the action of the verb in the sentence?
A. Verb
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B. Subject
C. Mechanic
D. Object
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write a letter to the editor of a local newspaper highlighting your concerns on the lack of youth participation in cultural activities​

A small boy by changing one letter out of the word cave

Why is it important to include domain-specific vocabulary in a report?
They provide the reader with specific information about the topic.
They keep the reader interested in the report.
They are interesting to read and try to figure out.
They tell the reader where she can learn more about the topic.

This is basic english, someone help me please. the answers go in the spaces where the numbers are.​

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports
the answer to Part A?
A “...he's not calling for help or claiming that all
ghetto-dwellers are miserable." ( Paragraph 11)
B "...use of the word 'ghetto' in print has been
declining..." ( Paragraph 13)
C ''Being ghetto,' or behaving in a low-class
manner" ( Paragraph 14)
D "Using ghetto as an insult..." ( Paragraph 15)

what changes are you wanting president joe biden to make ?

choose on of the verbs in the list to report each of the remarks below. urge,beg,sugg
est,promise,recommend
I can't tell you how important it is for you to give up smoking
you have got to lend me the money!oh!plese,ples
why don't you paint the wall yellow?
I will buy you a bike if you pass grade xII​

What is Juliet conflicted about in Act 3 Scene 2

Before 8 a.m., traffic is light, however, at 5 p.m., Fred always wishes that he drove a bulldozer to push other cats out of his way

In the first 2 paragraphs, the author poses a
number of questions regarding the origins of the
word "ghetto." How do these questions contribute
to our understanding of the text?
A The questions illustrate the fact that every
country has ghettos
B The questions illustrate the fact that it's difficult
to nail down the original use of the word
C The questions illustrate that the author is
unsure of the origin of the word
D The questions illustrate that the definition of
"ghetto" has always had a negative connotation

Your sister has gained admission into about the school alyour former school write a letter given her information about the school and advise her to behave well while in school

Look at page 3 of Passage 1. How does the
second paragraph under “See That CEO? She's
Probably a Firstborn!" help to develop the
author's claims about the significance of birth
order?
A. It presents some examples of desirable career choices
B. It presents some examples of firstborns and their great accomplishments
C.it illustrates that firstborns enter a wide variety of fields when they grow up
D. It confirms that a persons personality and chosen career are related.

how does the storytelling of maria campbell's joseph justice contribute to a larger theme of the work​

My sister has gain admission into my former school, so help me to advice her on how to go about the situations of the school.

Your sister has gained admission into your former school. Write a letter giving her information about the school and advise her how to behave well

I need a little help if you know the secret garden plz help!!!! in the book the secret garden why was Martha giving Mary a gift so important?

Odysseus should/should not be prosecuted for the
crime of murder.

what is the climax of the story ''me talk pretty one day''? how do you know?

how can you help to prevent spread fake news​

I think you ____ do you homework in time (don't , doesn't, didn't)​

Should you have a capital letter in a quotation Mark

I am an American boy, standing up to the world.I sleep, the city sleeps. We dream the riveter's dream, held island-fast. I wake to taxi alarms. I am a 102-stop elevator ride to heaven.

—“Empire State Building,”
J. Patrick Lewis

What is being personified in this poem?

Revise the following​ paragraph, improving it without changing its overall meaning.


I usually am flying economy class, but last year I flied first-class on a trip from Vermont to Texas. This is how it happened. When I arriving at the airport, the attendant told me the airline had overbooked, which meant they were selling too many tickets for that flight. I were not in a hurry, so I offered to go on the next flight. Then I found out there were an extra seat after all—it was first class! As I sat in my first-class seat, I notice the ride was much quieter and smoother than in other parts of the plane. When I buzzed the flight attendants, they are arriving right away. Also, there was enough fleece blankets for everyone, so I was able to cover myself when the cabin got too cool. Because the seats were so large, I had lots of room to stretch my legs. Best of all, the first-class meal was really good. All of these pleasant surprises made the flight seem shorter than any other flight I have took before.

Why is Percy anxious

Read the following excerpts from two memoirs. What similarity do the narrators of the excerpts share?

"From Lithuania to the Chicago Stockyards"
We were tired out when we reached the stockyards, so we stopped on the bridge and looked into the river out there. It was so full of grease and dirt and sticks and boxes that it looked like a big, wide, dirty street, except in some places, where it boiled up. It made me sick to look at it. When I looked away I could see on one side some big fields full of holes, and these were the city dumps. On the other side were the stockyards, with twenty tall chimneys. The wind blew a big smell from them to us. Then we walked on between the yards and the dumps and all the houses looked bad and poor. In our house my room was in the basement. I lay down on the floor with three other men and the air was rotten. I did not go to sleep for a long time. I knew then that money was everything I needed. My money was almost gone and I thought that I must get a job, for this was not like home. Here money was everything.

"American and I"
Day after day, week after week, all the contact I got with America was handling dead buttons. The money I earned was hardly enough to pay for bread and rent. I didn't have a room to myself. I didn't even have a bed. I slept on a mattress on the floor in room occupied by a dozen other immigrants. I was always hungry-oh, so hungry! The scant meals I could afford only sharpened my appetite for real food. But I felt myself better off than working in the "American" family. With all the hunger and darkness of the sweat-shop, I had at least the evening to myself. And all night was mine. When all were asleep, I used to creep up on the roof of the tenement and talk out my heart in silence to the stars in the sky.