Reading Comprehension "Who Understands Me but Me"

The experiences below are all examples of what?

a) what the speaker recognizes
b) why the speaker was punished
c) how the speaker was punished
d) what the speaker imagines



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Answer:

135.

D.employed

136.

B.provides

137.

A.acces to our site is free of change

138.

D.sincerely

Answer: illustrates the assembly line principle

Explanation:

Answer:

Losing the one I love the most, sure  I have a family but he's the only one that helped me get through things, and he was there for me when I needed someone the most.

Explanation:

A simile uses the words "like" or "as" to compare two things, and a series of similes are used in the poem to compare a dream deferred to rotting, aging or burdensome items. A dream deferred is compared to a raisin, a sore, rotten meat, a syrupy sweet and a heavy load

Answer:

you would choose this job that you love because you love to do this job. you can work at this job until retirement hits you in the face and you feel like you have never worked a day in your life

I think because they are trying to make their life the best and just trying to have fun while it lasts. of course the job should be taking seriously but you can always have some fun as well!

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Answer:

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Explain pls

Answer:

puberty

Explanation:

Answer:

A firefight should act the same on and off duty.

Explanation:

A firefight should act the same on and off duty. This is because they should be brave, respectful and most of all helpful on the job as well as off the job.

Brainliest?

Answer:

Also being fun and easy to make for yourself

I think the type is a nonsense poem.

Please mark my answers as brainlist..

''Jabberwocky'' is a nonsense poem because most of its words are made up, meaning you can't find them if you look them up in the dictionary. So if you want to understand the poem, you can't use a dictionary, or anything else, to tell you what 'brillig' is or give you a picture of 'slithy toves.

Answer:

D

Explanation

it says "simple complexity"

Answer:

I think its an oxymoron

Explanation:

sorry if its wrong, im not 100% sure if it is an oxymoron but thats the closest answer i can think of

b. personal identity

Answer:

c

Explanation:

The author's viewpoint about fictional characters is The author believes that characters of all races should have varied characteristics. Thus the correct option is C.

The fictional characters are referred to as characters who do not exist in real life, they are based on imagination or fantasy worlds where there is superheroes exist.

A kid has a growing mind which is affected by the surroundings as surroundings play an important role in the development and growth of children. Therefore, it is insisted to watch good things which provide learning.

Important for Kids to See Diverse TV, Movie Characters,"  the author's viewpoint about fictional characters is that each character has their own attributes so thta diversification helps kids in acquiring traits of different characters.

Therefore, option C is appropriate.

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Answer:

2 They make writing more direct

explanation:

using passive voice helps the writer highlight the most important events within sentences.

Answer:

They make writing wordier

Explanation:

I took it and its correct

Answer:

the history of Broadway theater, many people played crucial roles. Some of the top contributors were the Theatrical Syndicate, which was an organization formed in 1896 by six men associated with the theater in various parts of the U.S. This syndicate had sole control of two-thirds of the theaters in New York and across the country. They became so powerful that they were largely uncontested, although many were angered by their control and the monopoly that they had over the theaters. The Shuberts, three brothers, began to build their own organization in contrast and opposition to the syndicate. The brothers were able to defeat the syndicate and built a theatrical management empire, controlling as much as 60 percent of the country’s theaters.

The syndicate and the Shuberts were important in terms of the business side of the theater, but there were also many creative talents who made Broadway theater the success that it is today. Harold “Hal” Prince is one such person. Prince is a producer and director known for the musicals that he introduced to Broadway. He is considered the most successful producer in the history of Broadway. Some of his most famous productions include West Side Story, The Phantom of the Opera, and Fiddler on the Roof. The New Amsterdam Theatre is also one of the oldest theaters on Broadway; it was built between 1902 to 1903 and opened with a production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream in 1903. Unlike the Lyceum, which has never been closed, the New Amsterdam fell victim to the Depression and closed in 1936. Although it reopened a year later, it was only on a limited basis, and the facility went through many unstable years, changes, and eventual disrepair. Its ownership was eventually taken over by New York City and the state, which issued an extended lease to Disney in the 1990s. The New Amsterdam was added to the National Register of Historic Places six years after the Lyceum Theater, in 1980.

At Duffy Square stands the famous statue of Broadway legend George M. Cohan. The bronze statue has the words “Give my regards to Broadway” inscribed on the base.

PBS Broadway Timeline

New York Broadway Theater Facts

Broadway Timeline

How Broadway Conquered the World

Musical Theater: Origins in 19th-Century Popular Entertainment

History of Broadway

Theater Hall of Fame: History

Theater District: General Description and Significance Type

Harold Prince

Lorraine Hansberry

George M. Cohan: Architect of the American Musical

Eugene O’Neill

Oscar Hammerstein II

History of the Shubert Brothers and the Shubert Organization

The New Amsterdam Theater: A Landmark Mired in Bureaucracy

The Shubert Archive

George M. Cohan

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Answer:

Today’s game design is dominated by research. As the gamers play games, game developers are  tracking every click, running tests, and analyzing data. This results in making the games more intuitive to play with and encourage the players to play more.

Explanation:

There are various ways of making the gameplay interesting are as follows:

Answer:

D

Explanation:

from lighthearted to disapproving

Answer:The answer is A

Explanation:

Answer:

Life has been bad. I mean, really bad. It was hard enough to think about what happened to me, let alone put it all down on paper. It all started one day when I took Rover to the nature trail across from my neighborhood, his absolute favorite thing to do. He would always get so excited that I would have to chase him down the entire house just to attach his leash onto his collar. Well, when we got to the nature trail, I decided to give him some freedom. I unhooked the leash. Then, a deer caught his eye and never looked back as he ran so far and so fast, never looking back -- not once. I called Animal Control, 9-1-1, pretty much anyone who could help. But most importantly, I called Rover, to which he never answered.

It took months for me to recover from this traumatic incident. Rover was  everything to me -- and now, he is all gone. He was such a happy dog, so full of energy and life. He was what got me through each day, you know? I can see him now with his big, teethy smile and long tongue ready to lick anyone in sight. I just wish I could go back and hold him tighter than I ever have. I would never let him go, just like I vowed to do the same to my regrets. But that all changed last year. I realized that I can't hold on to this forever. I have to forgive myself and, as much as I avoided it, move on.

I have to go now, but I think this a good start for you! You've got this!

Answer:

i don't know the answer but i just copy pasted the question into the answer box and it gave me 100%

Explanation:

Answer:

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Explanation:

For the first one I would put strong disagree.

Just because it isn't real, doesn't mean nothing can be learned. Many works of science fiction pose very important moral and ethical questions. Yeah, you can't learn anything scientificaly. But (and I'm sorry if you've never seen this) if you look at the show Stranger Things for example, it poses the question about the ethics of human experimentation. You 100% can learn from sci-fi, maybe just not in a scientific way.

For the second one I would put disagree.

Clearly there are more important things in life. Basically, you aren't the main character. Don't act like it and you will be happy.

For the third one I would put agree (?) This is a really complex question

There are things we learn from the people around us. A good example of this would be racism. You aren't born being racist. It's something you are taught to believe is true. And then there is the other part of the question. If you are being a massive j,erk , the world is going to throw that garbage back at you. If you are taught that you are less, or not as good as other people you will begin to believe it.

I don't know if I can help you with the fourth one.

That question is super layered. So, whatever you feel the answer is, just go for it.

The next 5 are all yes.

It is human to feel. You aren't a bad or weak person for expressing you feelings. The next 4 all come down to moral obligation and human decency. You as a human NEED to treat people will the same amount of dignity you want to be treated with.

The one about isolating yourself would be agree.

Refusing to face your problems won't make them go away. If anything it gives your issues time to fester.

And the last one is 100% up to you, but people don't really realize that the movie version of the monster, and the book version of the monster are different.

I know this was a bit vague, but I hope it helps you with your assignment.

Answer:

A

Explanation:

Answer:

He did not want his friend to get in jail.

Explanation: If he did not call the cops than that means that: one, he did not want his friend to go to jail. Two, He wanted to help him. Three, he wanted to get half of what he probably stole. Hope this helps!