Answer:
B
Explanation:
It is the directions for what should happen on stage.
A and D are dialogue
c is introducing a character
Loud, sharp knocks on the door is the best example of stage directions.
What is stage directions?A textual instruction in a play that reflects the movement, location, or tone of a character, or the effects of sound and light.
What are the three types of stage directions?Upstage, Centerstage and Downstage are the three types of stage directions.
Hence, the correct answer is Option B
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Read this excerpt from Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God:
"Janie saw her life like a great tree in leaf with the things suffered, things
enjoyed, things done and undone. Dawn and doom was in the branches."
Based on this excerpt, which statement best describes this character?
-She is out of touch with reality.
-She has strong leanings toward introspection.
-She is doesn't care about the world.
-She doesn't have a lot of friends.
Answer:
The second answer
Explanation:
In the excerpt it is describing her observing and describing different emotional things. In other words she is introspecting, or examining her own feelings.
how does the description of betsey develop the theme selection
It shows how the elderly struggle to adapt to the rapid pace of modern society.
It emphasizes how being friendly and open with others yields rewarding experiences.
It offers insight into the stark differences between people from rural and urban areas.
It illustrates the importance of putting the needs of friends before personal interests.
Answer:
It shows how the elderly struggle to adapt to the rapid pace of modern society.
Explanation:
The novel is a work written by Ntozake Shange in 1985 about a young African-American young girl and her struggles living as a black.
HELP ASAP WHOEVER ANSWER THIS WILL BE MARKED BRAINLIST DONT FORGET TO READ DIRECTION AND FIND THE MEANING OF CARTOON PICTURE ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE
1. Read the political cartoon
2. In the text box, write 2 sentences explaining the point of the cartoon in your own words
3. In the text box, write 2 more sentences explaining whether or not you agree with the cartoon and why
My meaning:
The kid didn´t read the sign correctly. On the sign it says someone and she is looking at someone. I do agree because climate change is something o worry about. But also I do not agree because the little girl does not understand what climate change and what the sign means.
Answer:
The idea is that the protester wants something done about climate change, expecting other people to do it, but won't do it himself. Hence why the child refers to him as "someone." Because the protester is "someone" who could make a change if he made the effort. Then just give your opinion on if you agree with this or not.
Why do you think some locations are more prone to earthquakes than others?
Read this passage, because it's from this:
How Earthquakes Work
Earth’s surface is like a puzzle with each piece making up what is called a tectonic plate as shown on the right. These plates are always moving and earthquakes happen when two tectonic move against each other. This movement creates a lot of energy, which is released as an earthquake. If these plates move against each other on land, you feel the Earth shake. If it happens in the Ocean, it can make a huge wave known as a tsunami.
The Danger of Earthquakes
When earthquakes are involved, lives are in danger. The most effective way to save lives is by warning people of an upcoming Earthquake in their area. Earthquakes are “felt” using sensitive measuring devices called seismometers. How strong an earthquake is, is shown by its position on the Richter scale which goes from 0 – 9 with 9 being highly destructive and 3 being minor. A strong earthquake can knock over buildings and leave people are without shelter, food, water, and medical supplies until help can arrive.
How To Prepare For An Earthquake
In order to prepare yourself and your family for an earthquake, steps should be taken before the earthquake happens. Canned food and bottled water, medical supplies, extra medication, batteries and a radio should be available at all times.
Answer:
becase some places are on places where the plates of the plant shift
sexism does not exist in elementary school true or false
Answer:
The answer is false
Explanation:
Sexism does exist in elementary school.
answer:
sexism does not exist in elementary schools
true or false
the answer is the one that is in bold
explanation:
sexism does exist in schools, a prime example of this is dress code which applies more towards girls than it does towards boys.
boys in the gym can walk in sh1rtless and girls will get dress coded for tank tops
WILL MARK BRAINLIEST! AND GIVE 15 PTS PLZ HELP! Which of these statements best describes the author’s purpose in this passage?
to improve the farmers’ working conditions
to boycott grapes that use harmful pesticides
to gain support for nonviolent resistance
to learn new skills
Answer:
C
Explanation:i hate edgunity just like u ik u struggling
I need help with this as soon as possible! Identify the 5 elements of tragedy and evaluate their use in the play Antigone. Your answer should be between 150+ words.
Look at the attached image.
Answer:
The tragic elements of Antigone are Hamartia, Hubris, Peripeteia, Anagnorisis, Nemesis, and Catharsis.
Aristotle termed Hamartia to tell about the tragic flaw which the protagonist must undergo. This occurs in the hero’s life because of an error in judgment. Often this happens unknowingly. Antigone wants to be a martyr as she presumes that she knows about God’s will. Hence, her actions are seen directly contradicting Creon’s orders.
Hubris refers to the condition when the hero falls into the extreme level of pride and ambition when he finds himself to be greater and mightier than God. As a result, he starts to offend and challenge God, which becomes a reason for his downfall. Antigone resists the orders and laws made by Creon who was the King. She sets herself above the laws and orders of the king which becomes the reason for her downfall.
Peripeteia is the reversal of fortune which the hero undergoes. The reversal happens as the result of the change of fortune. This shift turns the life of the hero from good to bad because of Hamartia or the error of judgment. Tiresias convinces Creon to set Antigone free. This results in a reversal in the life of Antigone.
Anagnorisis is that point in a tragedy when the hero or the protagonist becomes aware of his/her or others’ real identity. The recognition or discovery of reality changes the way the hero investigates life. The audience knows very well what Antigone is unaware of. She is unaware of the fact that Creon was on his way to pardon her and set her free.
Nemesis is that point in the tragedy when an agent occurs in the hero’s life which becomes inescapable for him. this brings a punishment or a serious harm to the life of the hero. Before the arrival of Creon, Antigone hangs herself and dies.
Catharsis is that state which evokes the feelings of pity and fear among the audience. The audience feels pity at the end when the characters’ life ends in distress. This feeling is the product of the above all tragic flaws which reoccur in the plot. At the same time, they feel fear from the higher authorities and the outcomes which would result if they don’t follow the orders and law. The audience gets to know that Antigone, Haemon, and the queen all died at the end of the play because of Antigone’s righteous pride. This brings the feeling of pity from the audience. The feeling of fear lingers in the audience' mind too. They feel terrified to think of the results of disobeying the higher authorities in real.
Explanation:
Read the excerpt from Dr. Martin Luther King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail.”
I have earnestly opposed violent tension, but there is a type of constructive, nonviolent tension which is necessary for growth.
How does King support this claim in the rest of his letter?
by providing examples of recent nonviolent sit-ins
by quoting Socrates and establishing historical precedent
by chronicling the history of violent tension throughout the South
by presenting a visual image of a world in which equality reigns
Answer:
He supports his claim by quoting Socrates and establishing historical precedent
Answer:
B. by quoting Socrates and establishing historical precedent
Explanation:
Got it right on test.
4. PART B: Which TWO details best support the answer to
Part A?
A "The last face was so horrible and so simian that he
gazed at it in amazement. It got so vivid that, with a
little uneasy laugh, he felt on the table for a glass
containing a little water to throw over it" (Paragraph
65)
B "as (sunlight] streamed over the breakfast table
Herbert laughed at his fears." (Paragraph 66)
DC"the dirty, shriveled little paw was pitched on the
sideboard with a carelessness which betokened no
great belief in its virtues." ( Paragraph 66)
D "I suppose all soldiers are the same said Mrs. White.
'The idea of our listening to such nonsense!"
(Paragraph 67)
DE "I'm afraid it'll turn you into a mean, avaricious man,
and we shall have to disown you." (Paragraph 70)
OF "All of which did not prevent her from scurrying to
the door at the postman's knock, nor prevent her
from referring somewhat shortly to retired
sergeant-majors of bibulous habits” (Paragraph 71)
Answer:"as (sunlight] streamed over the breakfast table
Herbert laughed at his fears." (Paragraph 66)
Explanation:"the dirty, shriveled little paw was pitched on the
sideboard with a carelessness which betokened no
great belief in its virtues." ( Paragraph 66)
Which media source will best support this sentence?
Answer:
A diagram comparing the size of Earth and Mars and the composition of the planets inner cores
Explanation:
Smaller and lighter means the core of the planets and inside of it. It's little because the core of it is really small. Therefore its the last one.
based on his reponse to the cyclops, why can be inferred about odysseus
Answer:
A
Explanation:
When he shouts at the cyclops, he reveals his name, home, etc. The cyclops can use that info to make Odysseus's journey harder.
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I had started my research on the mines with the goal of writing about the mine itself; the look and feel of the mine, and the coal it produced that helped fuel machinery and heat homes. However, in the end, my book ended up being more about the miners than the mines. Most miners endured long and hard hours of working underground, and without receiving much pay. Perhaps Marybeth Anderson said it best when she called the underground mines, “a great place to visit, but not somewhere I’d want to work” (Anderson 121).
Within the last paragraph of the author's speech, he uses the words mine and mines repeatedly. Why does the author repeat these words so frequently?
A) The author found out that most miners endured long and hard hours of working underground.
B) The author seeks to emphasize the importance of mines and their unique workplace environment.
C) The author had fond memories of the mines because he had explored them several times while growing up.
D) The author had intended for his research to be about the "mines," but was surprised to find out that the mines are nothing special without the coalminers.
Answer:
i believe it is b, The author seeks to emphasize the importance of mines and their unique workplace environment.
Explanation:
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Read this excerpt from Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences, 1815-1897. When I was eleven years old, two events occurred which changed considerably the current of my life. My only brother, who had just graduated from Union College, came home to die. A young man of great talent and promise, he was the pride of my father's heart. We early felt that this son filled a larger place in our father's affections and future plans than the five daughters together. Based on this excerpt, which question would best help the reader understand Stanton’s view of the path her life took?
What illness caused the death of Stanton’s brother?
What were the two events that shaped Stanton’s life?
What were the future plans of the five Stanton daughters?
What were Stanton’s feelings about attending Union College?
Answer:
What were the two events that shaped Stanton’s life?
Explanation:
Note that, any question that is asked would build up the excitement of the reader. So from the excerpt we note the that Staton said "two events occurred" which her life.
The tragic loss of her brother is one of the two events, so asking readers what were the two events that shaped Stanton’s life would best help the reader read more so as to understand Stanton’s view of the path her life took.
Answer:
B. WHAT WERE THE TWO EVENTS THAT SHAPED STANTON'S LIFE?Explanation:
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What is represented by the behavior of the boys during the ritualistic dance in Chapter 7?
What is represented metaphorically through the killing of the sow in Chapter 8?
How does Jack differ from Ralph as a leader, as seen in Chapter 10?
In other words, what does Jack do as a leader that Ralph never did?
What is ironic about the fire in Chapter 12?
Answer:
the answer is c
Explanation:
Select the transition showing order of importance:
a.next
b.therefore
c.whereas
d.primarily
Answer:
The answer is d.
Explanation:
Hope this helped
Answer:
I am pretty sure it is D. Primarily.
Explanation:
4. Why are people concerned about caring for the
aliens?
The aliens will bring disease
A
B.
The aliens will rule over people.
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People will have to pay for all of the support.
People will have to change their world for the
aliens.
Answer:
The people think, if the aliens arrived they would rule over the people.
So your answer would be B
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summary of Unhappy India
Answer:
unhappy India is a book by lala lajpat who wanted to highlight the problems about the different cultures which affected the lives of many. he highlights the after effects of foreign invasions and social cultures and practices. it also shows the bad side of democracy and their side effects
Explanation:
2. Why can't Katniss create a persona for the interview with Haymitch?
Example: Katniss can't create a persona for the interview with Haymitch because
Answer:
Katniss can't create a persona for the interview with Haymitch because she doesn't come from a very legal lifestyle. I LOVE THE HUNGER GAMES SO MUCH!!!!!
Explanation:
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2. Which of the following shows the correct parenthetical citation of a quotation from page 75 of a book
called New York City: The Rough Guide by Martin Dunford and Jack Holland?
(Dunford and Holland 75)
(Dunford 75)
(New York City, p. 75)
("New York City" 75)
Select all that apply.
The library catalog system allows you to look up sources by which of the following?
A. author
B. title
C. subject/keyword
D. publisher
E. call number
Answer:A B C
Explanation:
Answer:
author
title
subject/keyword
call number
Explanation:
Based on the elements you just identified, write one to
three sentences explaining whether Anthony's argument
is strong.
Answer:
Anthony's argument is strong because it contains a clear claim, reasons that support the claim, and evidence that backs up the reasons. It also includes a counterclaim that the other side might use against her and a rebuttal to that counterclaim.
Explanation:
Answer:
Anthony's argument is strong because it contains a clear claim, reasons that support the claim, and evidence that backs up the reasons. It also includes a counterclaim that the other side might use against her and a rebuttal to that counterclaim.
Explanation: This is the sample response so you might want to rewrite it a little bit. Please mark brainlest so I can level up. So far I only need 2 more brainlests. So please mark me brainlest. Have a nice day. :)
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Hello, I’m Professor Williams and I teach at Northeast University. Today, I’m here to talk with you about coalmines. Coalmines are one of this area’s most treasured and historical sites. In fact, the mine site attracts visitors and tourists from around the country, giving the nation a peek into our small town. I call it our small town because this is where I was born and raised. Although I eventually moved away to attend college, I came back often to see family and friends. As a child, my parents first took me to see the coalmines and mining museum when I was 11 years old.
Which BEST compares or contrasts reading this speech independently with watching a videotape of Professor Williams presenting this same speech?
A) Readers could interpret Professor Williams' body language and tone of voice.
B) Viewers of a videotape could interpret Professor Williams' body language and tone of voice.
C) Both readers and viewers could interpret Professor Williams' body language and tone of voice.
D) Neither readers nor viewers could interpret Professor Williams' body language and tone of voice.
Answer:
i believe its B
Explanation:
since when you read the only thing you can do is actually imagine how the narrator of the story sounds like while in a video tape you can actually hear their voice and see their body moovements
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The video tape shows him thus you can see the way he is moving as readers cant see him so they don't know how he is moving or the tone of his voice because they cant hear him either.
What does paragraphs 4 and 5 tell the reader about the young sculptor?
He is very serious about his art.
He enjoys the baker's daughter.
He parties too much.
His friends are jealous of his talent.
Which statement best defines theme?
A.the details of a plot
B.the subject of a literary work
C.the underlying conflict in a story
D.the author's message, idea, or opinion
Answer:
The answer is D.The author's message, Idea, or opinion
Explanation:
A fun way to remember the theme is to read it as 'Themessage'
Answer:answer is D
Explanation:^^^^^
Select all the correct answers.
Which two sentences best describe the resolution of a story?
It is the final sentence of the story.
It introduces the characters of the story.
It brings the action in the story to an end.
It resolves the conflicts in the story.
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Answer:
C:It brings the action in the story to an end and D: It resolves the conflicts in the story
Explanation:
It can't be A because The resolution can be more than one sentence and it does not need to be the last sentence. It also can not be B because In a story the characters are introduces at the beginning or through out the middle of the story.
Answer:
Explain
It resolves the conflicts in the story.
it brings the action in the story to an end.
The fact that Mrs. Patrick now resides in a life-saving station is an example of
A) allusion.
B) hyperbole.
C) irony.
D) paradox.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
it's an example of irony...
5. Which of the following is NOT among the facts usually included on source cards for a research report? ( point
author and title
copyright year
number of illustrations
call number or Internet address
How does Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s use of language in “Paul Revere’s Ride” set the tone for the events described in the poem? How does the poet use connotation and denotation to create visual images that add to the meaning of the poem?
Answer:
Longfellow's use of language in "Paul Revere's Ride" describes the scenes, emotions, and actions occurring during the midnight chaos. He mentions many details about what's in view and how people are reacting in the poem. This sets the tone, a tone of urgency, because of how rushed and panicked the characters in the poem are. Especially during the terrifying event, Paul Revere must warn the colonists in a timely manner or bad consequences will occur. Longfellow also uses connotation and denotation to hint the reader what emotion the character is feeling or the mood of the event.
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Longfellow's use of language in "Paul Revere's Ride" creates a sense of urgency and drama, and his use of connotation and denotation adds depth and meaning to the poem's vivid imagery.
What are connotation and denotation?Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's use of language in "Paul Revere's Ride" sets the tone for the events described in the poem by creating a sense of urgency and drama. The poet uses vivid imagery and figurative language to bring the story to life, painting a picture of the American Revolution and the heroism of its participants.
The poet uses connotation and denotation to create visual images that add to the meaning of the poem. For example, the phrase "the fate of a nation was riding that night" carries a denotative meaning of a significant historical event. However, it also connotes the idea that the stakes were high and that Revere's mission was critical to the success of the revolution.
The poet also uses vivid imagery to enhance the meaning of the poem. For example, he describes the "beacon-light" as a "gleam" and the "midnight message" as a "secret" that was "trembling" through the air. These visual images evoke a sense of tension and drama, emphasizing the importance of the events being described.
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Orginally, people doing cartoon voice overs came from?
Answer: Please see below
Explanation: The first ever voice over was by Reginald Fessenden a Canadian inventor when he reported the first radio’s broadcast on Christmas messages and music in Boston in 1906.
But Originally, people doing cartoon voice overs came from the 1920's having Walter Disney, born on December, 5 1901 in Chicago as being the one to introduce the first cartoon voice in 1928. He later another animator like himself, Ub Iwerks, at the Kansas City Art Institute and set up their company. the first cartoons they made were for the Newman theater chain titled “Newman’s Laugh-O-Grams”.
Moving forward, They both went to Hollywood in 1923 and started work on a different series like “Alice Comedies” , Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and the notable Mickey Mouse voice over in "Steamboat Willie, Till date, Walt Disney is known for creation of hundreds of animated cartoons with synchronized sound.
The central dramatic element of The R*pe of the Lock is
A. the cutting of a piece of hair
B. the boat ride to Hampton Court Palace
C. the card game
D. Belinda's attack on the Baron to retrieve the lock
Answer:
Answer is A, the cutting of a piece of hair
Explanation:
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