I passed the night wretchedly. Sometimes my pulse beat
so quickly and hardly, that I felt the palpitation of every
artery; at others, I nearly sank to the ground through
languor and extreme weakness.... I felt the bitterness of
disappointment; dreams that had been my food and
pleasant rest for so long a space, were now become a hell
to me (45)
What is most clearly a motif in this passage?
A. Unhealthy habits
B. Bad deeds
C. Psychological terror
D. Failed dreams

Answer

C.)Psychological terror

In this excerpt, we can see through semantics how terror is transmitted by the emotions described there. We can see how the narrator describes the pulse that beat "so quickly and hardly", being so intense that the speaker "felt the palpitation of every artery." Even the narrator mentions dreams, the passage uses them to indicate loneliness, meaning that the speaker feels so lonely that not even his dreams are with him anymore.

The answer choice that is most clearly a motif in this passage is C.) Psychological terror

This refers to the repeating feature in a narrative that helps to set the mood.

Hence, we can see that from the given narration, there is the use of motif to show a psychological terror to underline how there is the use of emotions to frighten.

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What did George tell Lennie to do if he ever got in trouble again?

as indicated in brackets.
1. The teacher was __________
happy with
Nalin's performance. (D)
2. He
goes out with his friends. (F)
3. Ali will visit the museum
4. Meher goes to the library
(F)
5. Kindly submit your home assignment
6. The news was
disturbing. (D)
7. The boy delivers the newspaper
8. I want everyone to be quiet
G. Fill in the blanks with adverbs of time (T). frequency F) OR​

Paying attention to the __________ of words often leads to deep processing.

Why should public school teachers get paid more reason why (100 words or more please real answers )

Which of the following is an example of hyperbole?
A. Paul Bunyan was as tall as a mountain.
B. Paul Bunyan could chop a lot of wood.
C. Paul Bunyan smelled like a spring day.
D. Paul Bunyan built a big blue boat.

Find the preposition.
Before dinner landon went to the store.

Passage: Kathy Jimson moved into our neighborhood in August. Right away, she started to change her front yard. She pulled out all the old vines and planted a simple garden that's easy to take care of.
Its most striking feature is a trail of Arizona river rock. These silver stones brighten the yard and are a good contrast to the plants. She has planted slow-growing garden juniper among the rocks. Their gray-green needles provide an excellent contrast to the stones.
The grass she chose, with its wonderful yellow spires, requires little water. The yellow mums, which also use little water, are great accents to the darker shrubs. At both corners, she has planted bright red roses that need little care.
All her shrubs are dwarf varieties that need little attention. In the center of the yard are a soft-leaf yucca tree and a Japanese maple tree. The whole yard is surrounded by a border of liriope flowers, which can survive on rainfall alone.

Question: What is this passage mainly about?
A. describing a simple garden
B. educating readers about fall plants
C. how to use river rock in a garden
D. fitting dwarf plants into a garden

Celeste likes to create fun stories as part of her narrative chains. She focuses on the words and how they all connect, and her favorite thing to do is act out a narrative chain with her friends. With what part of her brain does Celeste likely think?

A)Front brain
B)Left brain
C)Rear brain
D)Right brain

Item 2
Refer to the NASA article "Responding to Climate Change."

How does the text make a connection between greenhouse gases and climate change?


Agriculture uses greenhouse gases, helping to limit climate change.

Atmospheric greenhouse gases cause the earth to warm up, causing climate change.

Extreme weather events cause greenhouse gases to build up, which results in climate change.

Greenhouse gases cause the earth to cool down, which helps to limit climate change.

The old saying "To err is human" attests to the truth that we are all _________. a. fruitless

what is the best meaning for the word ruefully?
exuberantly
languidly
morosely
dispassionately​

5. Match the following items with the Advertising Technique we learned about in the Springboard Text, Unit 2. An ad shows professional basketball player, Lebron James, wearing a certain brand of shoes. (5 Points) A. Bandwagon B. Testimonial C. Facts & Figures D. Avant-Garde E. Transfer​

What is the author’s main purpose in the passage?
A. To inform readers about the ways Europeans abused and oppressed the native peoples of the Americas, provoking readers' outrage.
B. To entertain readers with an account of the relations between Europeans and the native peoples of the Americas, increasing readers' awareness.
C. To inform readers about the ways native peoples of the Americas assisted Europeans with food and labor, inspiring readers' admiration.
D. To entertain readers with a comparison of the food consumption of Europeans and the native peoples of the Americas, eliciting readers' sympathy.

Select the correct answer.
Selene considers herself to be a tactile learner. Which type of class would Selene do best In?
O A
a class focused primarily on Instructor lectures
OB.
a class that provides a lot of handouts or slideshow presentations
O c.
a class with a lab component
OD
a class that encourages group discussions
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A green line, frayed at the end where he broke it, two heavier lines, and a fine black thread still crimped from the strain and snap when it broke and he got away. Like medals with their ribbons frayed and wavering, a five-haired beard of wisdom trailing from his aching jaw.

Which best describes the effect of the poem's word choice on its meaning?

A. The speaker explains why the fish has "a five-haired beard" hanging to suggest how silly it must look.
B. The speaker describes the "aching jaw" to make the reader empathize with the fish instead of the person.
C. The speaker compares the broken fishing lines to "medals" to show that the fish's survival is a triumph.​

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10) It is MOST logical to infer that A) The author supports greater use of public transportation B) The author is employed by the public transportation system. The Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency program ended in 1999. D) The author is concerned about too much government interference.​

The phrases, "Aw, you didn't write that!" and "What're you looking at?" are the first responses that William utters to Margot. Why does William have these reactions?

Question 6 options:

He doesn't want Margot to take attention away from him.


He is jealous that Margot has seen the sun and he hasn't.


He is curious to know more about the sun.


He is skeptical of anything Margot says.

400 years on , Mayflower's legacy includes pride , prejudice

Listen to the report and interview here.

What is the major difference between literature adults read and the books adults read to children?

How is the exponential increase of information that we process in all forms of media affecting the way we live?

HELP WILL GIVE BRANLIEST!!! If anyone has read the novel “The Hate You Give” give me 3 reasons why the Carter family should move out of Garden Heights!

Unscramble the letters to find out what materials we’ll need to fix the gingerbread house with these letters.
D,M,U,O, S,G,R,P.

The phrase “nickel and dimed” is an example of
A.
irony
B.
euphemism
C.
metaphor
D.
hyperbole
E.
idiom

Notice and Note Signposts

I’m confused on all the Signposts (Tough Questions, Aha Moment, Contrast and Contradiction, Memory Moment, Again and Again, and Words of the Wiser), could someone explain them to me? Please and thank you!

Okay so I'm supposed to write a Sherlock Holmes story.
It goes "The Incident of the Maniacal Teenager" (Sounds like a odd name i know but there are stranger names like "The Fate of the Lurking Waffle")
I need Ideas please.

What is the tone of this sentence from “The Oldest and Youngest Places on Earth”?

It is unknown whether the earth's youngest island will last for long, but it has already exceeded expectations.


skeptical

optimistic

puzzled

neutral

A Formidable Hunter
I remember well the great horned owl that sat on the windowsill of my kindergarten classroom. It was stuffed, of course, but quite imposing nonetheless. This grand specimen was nearly two feet long — with brown, white and rusty red feathers. Its yellow eyes were large and perfectly round, giving it a wise look. Its talons were thick and sharp, and on its brow two curved feathers stuck up, looking just like two horns. I got the impression that this bird was a great hunter.

Of the 145 species of owl, the great horned is the largest. Owls live in most parts of the world, ranging from tropical to subarctic climates. The elf owl is the smallest at only six inches, but no matter what their size, all owls are good hunters. They hunt under cover of night, so their prey can't see them. Unlike other birds, owls have large, soft feathers that allow them to fly without making noise, which also makes them good predators. Farmers like owls because they keep pests such as mice, voles, rats and even rabbits from their crops and stores of grain. And they have hearty appetites. Henry Williamson, a farmer in England, had eleven barn owls on his farm. He kept careful watch on their hunting habits and was astounded to find that together they ate 150 mice each night! While farmers may be grateful to owls, owners of cats and small dogs should beware: owls have been known to pluck up small pets that unknowingly wander into the birds' hunting zones.


Select the correct answer.
Why might it be difficult to keep an owl as a pet?

A.
Owls need to eat a lot of fresh mice daily.
B.
Owl feathers need a great deal of care.
C.
Owls need to live in subarctic temperatures.
D.
Owls need to sleep during the day.

Which detail from “Run, Kate Shelley, Run” best supports the idea that people feel Kate should be rewarded for her actions?

A)“And after her death, the Order of Railway Conductors and Brakemen placed a memorial to their Iowa heroine.”

B)“The same telegraph that had warned Ogden Station to hold the midnight express sent news of Kate’s bravery from city to city.”

C)“Then the people of Iowa awarded her a gold medal, and the railroad gave her one hundred dollars and a lifetime railroad pass.”

D)“While Kate lay in bed recovering from that terrible night, every train passing the farmhouse blew its whistle in her honor.”