When dunk returns to his campsite, he sees the flicker of firelight and notices that someone is there. he pulls his sword and crashes through the grass to confront the person. who is waiting there?

Answer:

i believe a jedi is waiting there

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Read the excerpt from "A Genetics of Justice” by Julia Alvarez.

Passage A:

And so, long after we had left, my parents were still living in the dictatorship inside their own heads. Even on American soil, they were afraid of awful consequences if they spoke out or disagreed with authorities. The First Amendment right to free speech meant nothing to them. Silence about anything "political” was the rule in our house.

Passage B:

My mother, especially, lived in terror of the consequences of living as free citizens. In New York City, before Trujillo was killed, Dominican exiles gathered around the young revolutionary Juan Bosch planning an invasion of the Island. Every time my father attended these meetings, my mother would get hysterical. If the SIM found out about my father's activities, family members remaining behind were likely to be in danger. Even our own family in New York could suffer consequences.

Which statement best analyzes how the author develops the central idea across the two passages?

Alvarez describes how the SIM’s threats and activities followed her family even in the United States.
Alvarez shows how her parents' fears about the dictatorship turned out to be false as the situation in the Dominican Republic improved.
Alvarez shows how her parents' fears about the dictatorship affected their thoughts and actions even when they lived in the United States.
Alvarez describes how her parents feared the values of free speech and freedom of association.

What character flaw does Teiresias point out?

Oedipus’s pathos
Oedipus’s hubris
Oedipus’s anagnorisis
Oedipus’s mythos

Which phrases or sentences best build the ideas about why women often choose to remain unknown? select two options. "anonymity runs in their blood. the desire to be veiled still possesses them." "they are not even now as concerned about the health of their fame as men are." "they . . . will pass a tombstone or a signpost without feeling an irresistible desire to cut their names on it." ". . . as alf, bert or chas. must do in obedience to their instinct." "here the psychologists of newnham and girton might come to our help."

Numerous asian culture is based spring festivals on the vernal equinox this suggests that ancient cultures

The world has no end, and what is good among one people is an abomination with others. what does this mean in things fall apart book? give examples.

How might an author develop a round character in a story?
A. By keeping his behavior predictable to the reader

B. By sticking to purely physical descriptions of the character

C. By having the character change in an important way

D. By using character to serve a brief, specific purpose

The lack of complicated stage direction in Shakespeare's plays allows for:
OA. a decrease of action in the plot.
OB. little emotion from the actors.
OC. a misunderstanding of the main idea.
OD. a variety of interpretations.

Passage
When Nintendo released the Wii video game system in 2006, the company knew it was breaking new
ground. Gamers suddenly had the option of using more than just traditional hand and finger movements
to control a game; by swinging the Wii remote with their shoulders and arms, players could slash swords,
hit golf balls, and reel in fish. This worked because the controller contained an instrument that detected
vibrations and measured acceleration, and short-range wireless technology that sends information to the
game console. What Nintendo did not predict was that some people would find a way to reprogram the
game controller so that it would communicate with and run other types of electrical devices-televisions,
stereos, even vacuum cleaners!
Question
The passage primarily discusses
the technology required to create new video games
the various uses of a particular piece of technology
how short wave technology transmits information
a process of designing and releasing new technology

match each term with its definition ​

Hawthorne uses his characters to express some of his own ideas about Puritans and about his own society, which is rooted in Puritanism. Arthur Dimmesdale, for example, acts a foil for Hester Prynne. Describe two specific ways in which Dimmesdale is a foil for Hester, and explain what message Hawthorne may hope to convey.

the mood of mid term break​

Select the correct answer.
Read the excerpt from paragraph 11.
You can still hike sections of the original path built by these trailblazers (in many senses of the word) along the
Northeast Rift Zone of Mauna Loa today.
How does the word trailblazer shape and refine the central idea?
OA
by building on the idea that the men were soldiers who volunteered to build the Mauna Loa Trail
OB.
by supporting the idea that the men were ploneers both in their physical building of a trall and by alluding
to the way they built cross-cultural relationships
OC. by providing a purely literal description of the soldiers' physical work on the grueling trail
OD.
by contradicting the idea that the men were there to enjoy a vacation and short break from the building of
the trail

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Which statement best expresses a central idea of this passage?

A.
Typical North Americans do not like to interact with each other at all.
B.
People should always keep two feet of air space around them.
C.
Typical North Americans greet each other with a handshake.
D.
People should consider greeting each other with handshakes.

how you think it feels to turn into a mouse

BEST ANSWER = BRAINLIEST

can someone continue this sentence? thanks.

It is evident that james is obsessed with his garden. He can’t stop thinking about it. (continue with a short sentence)

Quick question, what rank will I be after 'Ambitious"?

tribalism is better evil than cultism ​

What does Friar Lawrence agree to do for Romeo?
A. He agrees to stop the marriage between Juliet and Paris.
B. He agrees to find Juliet and bring her back to Romeo.
C. He agrees to marry Romeo to Juliet.
D. He agrees to talk to Romeo's family to convince them to accept his
relationship with Juliet.

Witchcraft in Salem: Write a summary of the article that’s Atleast 5 sentences long this must include at least one quote from the text

what image of the fireman is created in the opening passenger side details from the text that describe the fireman comment on what they imply
this is for fahrenheit 451 opening passage ​

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how does the riverside/bay area region in california support deaf culture?

a) a large number of ntid graduates are hired in local businesses in the region each year.

b) the region has limited programs and services designed for deaf individuals and those who are hard of hearing.

c) libraries in the region provide on-demand, real-time video conferencing with interpreters.

d) the austin-bergstrom international airport has video phones available to passengers.

What is examination malpractice and examples?

Should our society spend taxpayer money to colonize the moon?

Read the sentence from a summary about The Hot Zone.

The text brilliantly illustrates the risks involved in dealing with a Level 4 agent and describes in fascinating detail the painstaking process of preparing to enter “the hot zone.”

What best describes the sentence?

It is objective because it states facts and avoids opinions.
It is objective because it reflects feelings and opinions.
It is subjective because it reflects feelings and opinions.
It is subjective because it states facts and avoids opinions.

Whoever answers first will get brainless.
Help me with the last question please!!!

Which reasons caused doubt about the existence of the city of Troy and the story of the Trojan War?
Select two correct answers.
Question 1 options:

The excavation shows that Troy VI was destroyed by an earthquake.


The ruins of Troy weren't discovered until the late 1800s.

The Trojans didn't want to admit that they were tricked by the Greeks.


The classical literature mentioned the role of gods and goddesses.

He looked about eagerly for the gold. He looked under the bed. It wasn’t there. He looked in the cupboard. It wasn’t there, either. Where could it be? Close to despair, Juan tore away some beams supporting the thatch roof.

Finally, he gave up. There was simply no gold in the hut.

All I can do, he thought, is to find the old woman and make her tell me where she’s hidden it.

What do these details reveal about Juan?

Juan is a violent person.

He refuses to accept defeat.

He is uncomfortable as a thief.

Juan behaves cautiously.

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