help please ASAP , giving BRAINLIEST

Answer:

A. it appears he didn't know the full story

Explanation:

its right

in act 3 scene 2 of julius caesar what does brutus show the crowd to make them angry at caesar's death

Which of the following is not a run-on sentence?
Group of answer choices

After Megan and Andrew had been waiting for their table for fifteen minutes, their name was called so they stood and followed the host.

They were surprised to discover that Andrew’s brother was at the next table, they had apparently decided not to cook supper at home, too.

They asked the host if they could slide the tables together and sit as a family, and the host was very kind, allowing them to slide the tables together and taking their drink orders with a smile.

Read this excerpt from a speech.
I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred. I was riding my skateboard in the parking lot, trying a new trick. I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week.

What line reveals the speaker’s efforts to relate to the audience?

A.I was enjoying a great afternoon at Meadowlark Park last week, and then an unfortunate event occurred.
B.I think most of you can imagine this, because I have seen you out there doing the same thing.
C. Anyway, I was crossing an empty part of the lot, gaining speed, when a county employee appeared.
D. He said there is a new rule forbidding skateboarding in the parking lot, and official signs would be posted next week.

In the final stanza of “Wilderness,” the speaker says he is the keeper of a zoo inside of himself. What does he mean?

A. He is responsible for keeping control of his inner emotions.
B. As a human, he is not subject to the passions of wild animals.
C. He has a responsibility to control and protect the natural world.
D. He is a civilized human, but like other humans he has passions and cravings.

What dose suffix al mean in the word fictional?

[The tape] was used for all sorts of mending and attaching jobs, . . . and the notorious stubbornness with which it hid its end and tore diagonally off the roll was accepted by users as just the way the tape was. . . . But inventors and tinkerers like Drew saw each shortcoming as a challenge for improvement. . . . Difficulties in getting the Scotch tape off the roll, for example, prompted the development of a dispenser with a built-in serrated edge to cut off a piece squarely and leave a neat edge handy for the next use.


—The Evolution of Useful Things,

Henry Petroski


What drove improvements to Scotch® tape in the passage?


Customers finally complained about the problems.

Inventors wanted to fix the tape’s shortcomings.

The manufacturer wanted to make a cheaper product.

The manufacturer had to use up its supply of new dispensers.

answer b- inventors wanted to fix the tape shortcoming

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what does your family do together

drink is to soda as eat is to

#freepoints(ask a random question and help those who need the points pls)
Do you believe in soul mates?

What is the symbolism of light in Fahrenheit 451

In what ways did the travelers stand out from the people in the past? Use examples in the text in your response.

Which two things are personified in the folktale

When is fear helpful and when is it harmful?

Which statement is true about a product market?
A)The cost of labor does not affect the product market because it is an insignificant part of an organization's costs.
B)Product-market considerations are of particular concern to a company when its customers place greater importance on product rather than price.
C)Organizations in a product market are competing to serve the same customers.
D)Product markets typically place a lower limit on the pay an organization will offer its employees.

What is the most effective type of research question?
A. A question that can be answered completely through simple
research
B. A question that is challenging and does not have one correct
answer
C. A question that can be answered correctly using common sense
D. A question that is based on thg personal or subjective opinion of
the author
SUBMIT

Giving brainliest! for correct awnser! Match the definition with the word below that it correctly defines:
Putting the key points of a long document into your own language in fewer
words
O A. Plagiarizing
O B. Rewriting
O C. Paraphrasing
O D. Summarizing​

What parts must you have to form a clause?

Question 7 (5 points)
Native Americans fight to survive and are called savages because their manners
differ.
What does the embolden word mean?
people who are timid
people who are friendly
people who are independent
people who are wild or violent​

Draw a conclusion.
8. The reading suggests that paintings
gain value after the artist dies. Does
Congo's story support that idea? Why
or why not?

Sing a song with all your might,
Spread happiness around.
Sing a merry, merry song,
What should I say next?

Read the excerpt from

The Lottery.

The people separated good-humoredly to let her through: two or three people said, in voices just loud enough to be heard across the

crowd, "Here comes your Missus, Hutchinson," and "Bill, she made it after all." Mrs. Hutchinson reached her husband, and Mr. Summers,

who had been waiting, said cheerfully, "Thought we were going to have to get on without you, Tessie." Mrs. Hutchinson said grinning,

"Wouldn't have me leave m'dishes in the sink, now, would you, Joe?" and soft laughter ran through the crowd as the people stirred back

into position after Mrs. Hutchinson's arrival.

Which line from the excerpt contains irony?

The event will start at 6 p.m. sharp ____
?
,
;
.

my english hw is getting difficult! A man wants to enter an exclusive club, but he doesn't know the password. Another man walks to the door and the doorman says 12, the man says 6, and is let in. Another man walks up and the doorman says 6, the man says 3, and is let in. Thinking he had heard enough, he walks up to the door and the doorman says 10, he says 5, and he isn't let in. What should he have said?

Which is the most credible source to use when writing about the latest developments in robotics?

Which statement can be inferred to be the BEST summary of this form's content? A) Teachers are encouraged to show videos in the classroom. B) Teachers are discouraged from showing videos in the classroom. C) Teachers must plan and prepare to receive permission to show videos. D) Video broadcasts provide essential questions and follow-up activities.

This bus is always overcrowded. At noon there is the peak time. / At peak time this bus is_______________ ______________________ . *

Why is Clover confused at the beginning of Chapter 8?

HELP ME ASAP PLEASE
Put the steps below into their correct order to show how to survey an essay.

Ask yourself "Why am I reading this essay?"

Ask yourself "What do I already know about this subject?"

Skim through subtitles,headings,and first sentences of paragraphs to highlight important information

predict key points and make personal connections

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A woman is sitting in her hotel room when there is a knock at the door. She opened the door to see a man whom she had never seen before. He said "oh I'm sorry, I have made a mistake, I thought this was my room." He then went down the corridor and in the elevator. The woman went back into her room and phoned security. What made the woman so suspicious of the man?