Christopher explains that a lot of people do no like the truth because they find the truth to be rude. Is Christopher correct? Why or why not?

Answer:

Christopher is right.

Explanation:

The reason why people don't like to always hear the truth and they can be easily offending and whoever may be telling them the truth, the person being told will think wow how rude of them but in reality people need to learn to take criticism.

Give me a bunch of words with g

Select the correct answer.
After seeing the play The First Part of King Henry the Fourth, Delia decides to read The Second Part of King Henry the Fourth. She predicts it will include some of the same characters. Which print feature best confirms this prediction?

A.
dramatis personae
B.
prologue
C.
stage directions
D.
lines

a paragraph for the revine

Which sentence includes a verb in the imperative mood?
а
We often face difficult choices in life.
b
Trust yourself to make the right decision.
c
To whom can a person turn for guidance?
d
If you make a bad choice, you'll know it!

What would be better redirected into reading books?

In what two ways does the author's inclusion of the hyperbole "struck with the vigor and originality"
impact the tone of paragraph 4 of "Rosa Bonheur - For the Love of Animals and Art"?
O A. It creates a tone of admiration
B. It creates a tone of annoyance
O C. It creates a tone of amusement
D. It creates a tone of appreciation
E. It creates a tone of apprehension

Complete the missing parts of the question tags. 1. They go to school in Warsaw, _____________ ? 2. She believes in ghosts, _____________ ? 3. Chris plays the piano, _____________ ? 4. Jake and Sarah often visit their grandparents, _____________ ? 5. You don’t smoke cigarettes, _____________ ? 6. She doesn’t do her homework regularly, _____________ ? 7. Sheila went to the theatre last week, _____________ ? 8. My parents ordered seafood in the hotel bar last year, _____________ ? 9. I learnt a lot in primary school, _____________ ? 10. Jack and Mary got married last month, _____________ ? 11. John was speaking English on the phone, _____________ ? 12. There is a great cinema in your town, _____________ ? 13. There were a lot of people at the party, _____________ ? 14. I am having a great time, _____________ ? 15. She isn’t playing tennis now, _____________ ? 16. Katy was cooking when you arrived, _____________ ? 17. I wasn’t reading when the lights went out, _____________ ? 18. Mary and John were walking when it started to rain, _____________ ? 19. Jack had visited her before, _____________ ? 20. Let’s play the computer, _____________ ? 21. Let me explain it to you, ____________? 22. I am listening to you, _____________ ? 23. It is called a sticking plaster, _____________ ? 24. You can speak English, _____________ ? 25. We could buy that house, _____________ ? 26. She has lost her wallet, _____________ ? 27. They haven’t seen anything interesting, _____________ ? 28. You have broken that window, _____________ ? 29. There has been an accident, _____________ ? 30. We haven’t been talking to her for a long time, _____________ ? 31. He will see her later at school, _____________ ? 32. They won’t have a good time, _____________ ? 33. Let’s go somewhere exotic, _____________ ? 34. You like talking to people, _____________ ? 35. They didn’t buy anything last week, _____________ ? 36. They decided to study economics, _____________ ? 37. He wasn’t pleased with that, _____________ ? 38. Mary has stolen that jacket, _____________ ? 39. Your cousins learnt in the best schools in the city, _____________ ? 40. Her friend meets her every day, _____________ ? 41. They wanted to tell the truth, _____________ ? 42. My parents had invited a lot of people, _____________ ? 43.Let her go to that concert, ______________? ​

1. “He fretted and fumed through the pink-blossomed spring. "Using context clues, what is the meaning of the word “fretted”?

Write a letter to your friend who is attending school in another town narrating to him/her how your school performed during the recent inter-school sports competition​

a book about a kid who dreams he goes to the moon
Inform
Persuade
Entertain

Which one of these is not a step in the scientific method?
Group of answer choices

Data

Conclusion

Independent Variable

Analysis

What is the definition of an antagonist and a protagonist?

Check the answer for ´´When did they wear scarves?``

a)they wore scarves in the park
b)yes,they wore scarves
c)no, they didn`t wear scarves
d)They wore scarves in the winter

Email your English teacher a professional message introducing yourself as an English student

what did john smith not like about the indians

2. I________in a small apartment near the school. * 1.does lives 2.lives 3.living 4.live 3. She______ three languages: English,French, and Spanish. * 1.speak 2.does speak 3.speakes 4.speaks​

Sunita Williams

2. Sunita thought of becoming an astronaut when she was a child. (True/False)

4. Why did NASA select her in June 1998?

5.What did Sunita have to learn as a student with NASA?

6. Sunita also worked with Russian and Canadian rocket companies. (True False)

8. Why is 9 December 2006 important for Sunita?

9. Which of these statements summarises Sunita's attitude towards work?

a. Give your best and love your work.
b. Do what you like to do.
c. Set goals and work hard to achieve them. ​

2 OPTIONS!!!!!

Read the sentence.
On days when 1go jogging in the morning, my mind seems to process ideas faster, and my mood is more positive.
How does the underlined clause add variety and meaning to the sentence? Select two options.
O It describes the days being discussed.
O It makes readers want to go jogging
O It creates a compound-complex sentence.
D It adds detail about the speaker's personality.
D It explains why jogging IS beneficial.

Carla made $57 babysitting and $26 feeding her aunt's cats. She spent $18 on gloves, $35 on circus tickets, and $12.50 on music. What is her net worth? Is it positive or negative?​

Will Mark Brainliest!!

PROJECT: DELIVERING A SPEECH 2 paragraph essay

PLZZZZZ HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
Read this text before answering the question.
Certain sunscreens soon will no longer be sold in a city in the Florida Keys. It's part of an effort to protect coral reefs. Key West is located at the bottom tip of Florida.

City leaders there voted to ban sunscreens containing oxybenzone and octinoxate. The two chemicals have been shown to damage coral reefs. The vote was held February 5. Key West will ban the sale of such sunscreens in the city starting in January 2021.

Key West is following the lead of Hawaii. It became the first state to pass a similar ban.

National Treasures At Risk The U.S. Geological Survey has called America's coral reefs "national treasures" that are at risk. It said that the undersea structures, made of skeletons and living coral, are "dying at alarming rates."

"To me, this is a pretty black-and-white issue," Key West Mayor Teri Johnston said.

"There are thousands of sunscreens out there, and we have one reef," she added. "And we have an opportunity to do one small thing to protect that."

Some brands sell sunscreens without oxybenzone and octinoxate. However, there are still many sold with those chemicals.

For years, oxybenzone and octinoxate have been used to protect people's skin from the sun. However, some studies have shown that products with these chemicals can wash off during swimming or bathing. They can get into the water and damage coral reefs, studies show.

Johnston said that the Great Florida Reef, which is the largest reef in the continental U.S., is important to the tourist town. Banning these sunscreens was "the right thing to do," she said. Before the vote, both sides of the debate were presented, she said. Yet it seemed to her that there were sunscreens that would protect people as well as ocean life.

The mayor said she hopes the ban will also make people more aware. She said the city cannot keep visitors from bringing banned sunscreens to its beaches. However, it can discourage them.

"I hope it will make consumers more aware and responsible for their actions," Johnston said. The goal, she said, is for people to look at sunscreen ingredients and "make wise choices."

Last summer, Hawaii passed a law banning companies from selling and distributing sunscreens that have oxybenzone and octinoxate. The bill was opposed by some companies and business groups. Even some doctors opposed it. They worried it might discourage people from wearing sunscreen. Still, Governor David Ige signed the bill.

Dying coral is a problem for ocean animals and humans. Coral reefs give a home to sea creatures. They also provide food, medication and tourism jobs for people. Their value has been estimated at $30 billion to $172 billion per year, says the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.

"Unfortunately, people also pose the greatest threat to coral reefs," says the Smithsonian. Some dangers include too much fishing, pollution and warming.

Reefs suffer from coral bleaching due to warming sea temperatures. The higher temperatures have been linked to climate change. Earth's climate has heated up. It is connected to the burning of fossil fuels, including coal, oil and wood. Bleached coral turns white and is more likely to die.

The National Park Service asks people to choose "reef-friendly" sunscreens. Some have titanium oxide or zinc oxide. They are considered natural alternatives to the banned chemicals.

The park service says that people should use sunscreens. However, studies are finding that "some compounds in many sunscreens can harm the coral on our reefs." People may not realize that sunscreens wash off in the water.

It may not seem like a big deal. However, all that sunscreen adds up, the park service says. It says studies show that each year, "4,000 to 6,000 tons of sunscreen enter reef areas." The sunscreen does not spread out across the ocean. It stays around reefs in tourist areas.

Question 1 (2 points)
WHY did Key West Mayor Teri Johnston feel hopeful after passing the ban?

Question 1 options:

She thinks other cities will take similar steps to ban sunscreens that could harm coral reefs.


She thinks visitors will know that they need to bring their own sunscreen when going to the beach.


She thinks it will make people more aware of the need to protect reefs and make wise choices.


She thinks it will help to repair the damage that has already been done by bleaching of coral reefs.

Who do you consider to be a hero or could be a hero?

Which line describes the rising action of the plot?

The following six motives are not the right motives for serving. Explain what is wrong about each motive. Then, list what you think are the worthy motives that should drive a Christian to serve. - ambition for personal promotion - lust for personal power - greed for money - desires of parents or pastors - pride - self-serving

Last week, my roommates and I, went to the movies. Even though I wasn’t hungry, I still bought pizza and a huge soda. I ate too much food and, I couldn’t eat dinner later that night. Well, at least I learned my lesson.

What are the sentences that contain unnecessary commas? Select all that apply.

what are your thoughts about poetry's connection to sports

Which choice provides the best evidence for the answer to the
previous question?
A line 22 (“Tomorrow ... education")
B lines 38-39 (“It is ... window")
Clines 40-41 (“Yet ... La Paz")
D lines 43-44 ("Water
aboard")

what is the summary of chapter 11 of plymouth plantation

Which action is an example of impulsive behavior from the section of Romeo and Juliet you've just read? A. Romeo fighting a group of Capulets in the street B. Romeo sneaking into the Capulets' garden to spy on Juliet C. Romeo running away from home in order to marry Rosaline D. Romeo leaving the Montague family to side with the Capulets​