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the possessive of Charles is Charles's, pronounced "Charlz-uhz." According to the new rules, the possessive of Charles is Charles', which can be pronounced either "Charlz" or "Charlz-uhz

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The first sentence

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I saw the other ones were wrong but ima say just in case other people wanna know :D Also I took da test

The sentence that could be added to the paragraph while maintaining a consistent tone is: This is great news for butterflies and the people who love them.

A consistent paragraph is one that aligns with the message in the text. The first text enhances the point that there is great news about butterflies.

It did not deter from the message of the author.

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The character in the part of the book can be described as careless, I did a assignment like this once and that's what I wrote and I passed but it may be different.

- Odyssesus's men "went to sleep above the wash of ripples" (Homer 503)

- Homer writes that the men "went to sleep above the wash of ripples" (Homer 503).

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-Odysseus's men "went to sleep above the wash of ripples" (Homer 503).

-Homer writes that the men "went to sleep above the wash of ripples" (503).

The answers are A and D

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Concluding sentences are key to tying your argument together. One of the biggest mistakes that many otherwise excellent writers make is leaving concluding sentences out of their paragraphs and essays. The purpose of a concluding sentence is to summarize the argument you just made in your preceding paragraph.

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Calm to Suspenseful

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That is what the The Lost Ship quiz answer key says

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I believe it may be to break apart the sentence or to pause. but I'm not 100%sure sorry if it's wrong

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TRUE

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Adverb clause

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Have words like "as" and "though" in the sentence.

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ok

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can you help me with this question Enter the coordinates of the point on the unit circle at the given angle. 270° ([?], [ ] Enter

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The answer of this question is option D. My science class____is at 7:30 in the morning,amd l'm usually tired to pay attention to what's going on .

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This is yourself

WE dont know what u like we cany write these

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C

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I think the answer is C.

It would really be the only thing that makes sense in the context of the statement whereas it is stating it like it belongs to the house (which it does since it's part of the property).

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A houses

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After the tornado, the trees in all the houses

yards were knocked down.

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The f in fix needs to be capitalized, and the word spelling is spelled incorrectly. Other than that it looks fairly good.  

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1 tried to find the owner. 2 her heavy coat and boots. 3 threw a nice curve ball.

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1. Tried to find the owner

2. Her heavy coat and boots.

3. Threw a nice curveball

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Just pick the ones you think are nice to do and are more responsible.

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Research reveals that environment can increase or reduce our stress, which in turn impacts our bodies. What you are seeing, hearing, experiencing at any moment is changing not only your mood, but how your nervous, endocrine, and immune systems are working.

The stress of an unpleasant environment can cause you to feel anxious, or sad, or helpless. This in turn elevates your blood pressure, heart rate, and muscle tension and suppresses your immune system. A pleasing environment reverses that.

And regardless of age or culture, humans find nature pleasing. In one study cited in the book Healing Gardens, researchers found that more than two-thirds of people choose a natural setting to retreat to when stressed.

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Nature heals

Being in nature, or even viewing scenes of nature, reduces anger, fear, and stress and increases pleasant feelings. Exposure to nature not only makes you feel better emotionally, it contributes to your physical wellbeing, reducing blood pressure, heart rate, muscle tension, and the production of stress hormones. It may even reduce mortality, according to scientists such as public health researchers Stamatakis and Mitchell.

Research done in hospitals, offices, and schools has found that even a simple plant in a room can have a significant impact on stress and anxiety.

Nature soothes

In addition, nature helps us cope with pain. Because we are genetically programmed to find trees, plants, water, and other nature elements engrossing, we are absorbed by nature scenes and distracted from our pain and discomfort.

This is nicely demonstrated in a now classic study of patients who underwent gallbladder surgery; half had a view of trees and half had a view of a wall. According to the physician who conducted the study, Robert Ulrich, the patients with the view of trees tolerated pain better, appeared to nurses to have fewer negative effects, and spent less time in a hospital. More recent studies have shown similar results with scenes from nature and plants in hospital rooms.

Nature restores

One of the most intriguing areas of current research is the impact of nature on general wellbeing. In one study in Mind, 95% of those interviewed said their mood improved after spending time outside, changing from depressed, stressed, and anxious to more calm and balanced. Other studies by Ulrich, Kim, and Cervinka show that time in nature or scenes of nature are associated with a positive mood, and psychological wellbeing, meaningfulness, and vitality.

Furthermore, time in nature or viewing nature scenes increases our ability to pay attention. Because humans find nature inherently interesting, we can naturally focus on what we are experiencing out in nature. This also provides a respite for our overactive minds, refreshing us for new tasks.

In another interesting area, Andrea Taylor’s research on children with ADHD shows that time spent in nature increases their attention span later.

Nature connects

According to a series of field studies conducted by Kuo and Coley at the Human-Environment Research Lab, time spent in nature connects us to each other and the larger world. Another study at the University of Illinois suggests that residents in Chicago public housing who had trees and green space around their building reported knowing more people, having stronger feelings of unity with neighbors, being more concerned with helping and supporting each other, and having stronger feelings of belonging than tenants in buildings without trees. In addition to this greater sense of community, they had a reduced risk of street crime, lower levels of violence and aggression between domestic partners, and a better capacity to cope with life’s demands, especially the stresses of living in poverty.

This experience of connection may be explained by studies that used fMRI to measure brain activity.  When participants viewed nature scenes, the parts of the brain associated with empathy and love lit up, but when they viewed urban scenes, the parts of the brain associated with fear and anxiety were activated. It appears as though nature inspires feelings that connect us to each other and our environment.

Too much time in front of screens is deadly

“Nature deprivation,” a lack of time in the natural world, largely due to hours spent in front of TV or computer screens, has been associated, unsurprisingly, with depression. More unexpected are studies by Weinstein and others that associate screen time with loss of empathy and lack of altruism.  

And the risks are even higher than depression and isolation. In a 2011 study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, time in front of a screen was associated with a higher risk of death, and that was independent of physical activity!  

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Dear Rishabh,

 I spoke to Joseph on the phone today, he wanted to remind you to get a cake for Ishan's birthday. He said they will meet outside Ishan's house at 7:00 p.m. He wants you to call him before you leave.

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Im a writer:). here you can copy & paste if its online.

Bear (with this spelling) should be used in context such as:

-a large, heavy, mammal that walks on the soles of its feet, with thick fur and a very short tail. Bears are related to the dog family but most species are omnivorous.

-(of a person) carry.

(They walked in carrying two glasses and a box of cookies.)

-support.

(He couldn't bear to see her leave, but supported her nonetheless.)

-give birth to (a child).

(She bore twins.)

-(of a vehicle or boat) convey (passengers or cargo).

(The steamboat bore barrels of European candies.)

-carry or conduct oneself in a particular manner.

(She bore herself in an elegant manner.)

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B

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The statement that expresses the central idea of the text is :

B) While all NACA "computers" helped advance women and African American rights, Johnson was responsible for grabbing the nation’s attention.

"NACA"

Thus, the correct answer is B.

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1)alfanso is trying his best to look good

2)alfanso hated the way. he is doing exercises to look good and tough person.

The inference that can be deduced from the story is that Alfonso wants to improve his appearance.

It should be noted that an inference is the conclusion that's derived based in the evidence given.

In this case, Alfonso wants to improve his appearance. The reason for his action is that he wanted people to notice him.

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What is the purpose of a factual description type of informational text?

A. to tell a sequence of events

B. to give insight of a person/thing/place

C. to focus on the characteristics of a person/place/thing

D. to construct a pattern of events with a problem and expected outcome​

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B. to give insight of a person/thing/place

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An informational text is a type of non-fiction writing that is meant to enlighten a reader about a particular subject matter.

The purpose of using factual description in informational text is to include details that would help to give readers insight about the thing being described.

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is that spanish orrrrrrr

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A messenger enters, looking for Oedipus. He tells Jocasta that he has come from Corinth to tell Oedipus that his father, Polybus, is dead, and that Corinth wants Oedipus to come and rule there. Jocasta rejoices, convinced that since Polybus is dead from natural causes, the prophecy that Oedipus will murder his father is false. Oedipus arrives, hears the messenger’s news, and rejoices with Jocasta; king and queen concur that prophecies are worthless and the world is ruled by chance. However, Oedipus still fears the part of the prophecy that said he would sleep with his mother. The messenger says he can rid himself of that worry, because Polybus and his wife, Merope, are not really Oedipus’s natural parents.

The messenger explains that he used to be a shepherd years ago. One day, he found a baby on Mount Cithaeron, near Thebes. The baby had its ankles pinned together, and the former shepherd set them free. That baby was Oedipus, who still walks with a limp because of the injury to his ankles so long ago. When Oedipus inquires who left him in the woods on the mountain, the messenger replies that another shepherd, Laius’s servant, gave him baby Oedipus. At this, Jocasta turns sharply, seeming to sense some horrible revelation on the horizon.

Oedipus wants to find this shepherd, so he can find out who his natural parents are. Jocasta begs him to abandon his search immediately, but Oedipus is insistent. After screaming and pleading some more to no avail, Jocasta finally flees back into the palace. Oedipus dismisses her concerns as snobbish fears that he may be born of poor parents, and Oedipus and the Chorus rejoice at the possibility that they may soon know who his parents truly are.

The other shepherd, who turns out to be the same shepherd who witnessed Laius’s murder, comes onto the stage. The messenger identifies him as the man who gave him the young Oedipus. Oedipus interrogates the new arrival, asking who gave him the baby, but the shepherd refuses to talk. Finally, after Oedipus threatens him with torture, the shepherd answers that the baby came from the house of Laius. Questioned further, he answers that it was Laius’s child, and that Jocasta gave it to him to destroy because of a prophecy that the child would kill his parents. But instead, the shepherd gave him to the other shepherd, so that he might be raised as a prince in Corinth. Realizing who he is and who his parents are, Oedipus screams that he sees the truth, and flees back into the palace. The shepherd and the messenger slowly exit the stage.

Analysis

Sophocles makes the scene in which Oedipus and Jocasta learn that Polybus is dead seem strangely comic. Oedipus digests the news of Polybus’s death without showing the slightest sign of grief. The moment becomes, in fact, an occasion for near triumph, as Oedipus believes his doubts about prophecies have been confirmed. He is now convinced that prophecies are useless. He even says, “Polybus / packs [all the prophecies] off to sleep with him in hell!” (1062–1063). Oedipus’s strange glee reveals the extent to which he has withdrawn into himself after obtaining the knowledge that he killed his father. He and Jocasta rejoice in the smallest and most bizarre details in order to alleviate some of the guilt Oedipus feels (for another example, see Oedipus and Jocasta’s discussion at lines 938–951).

Oedipus’s own tenacity, however, means that he will not allow his understanding to remain incomplete. When he learns that there is still a piece of the puzzle left unsolved—the identity of the man from whom the messenger received the baby Oedipus—Oedipus seems irresistibly driven to ask questions until the whole truth is out. Thus, he gradually deprives himself of ambiguous details that could alleviate his guilt. Jocasta, of course, solves the riddle before Oedipus—she realizes she is his mother while he is still imagining himself to be the child of slaves. Oedipus must realize that something is amiss when Jocasta leaves the stage screaming, but his speech at lines 1183–1194 is strangely joyful. Chance, he says in this speech, is his mother, and the waxing and waning moon his brothers. Overwhelmed by an onslaught of new information, Oedipus re-envisions his earthly relationships as celestial ones as he announces his intent to uncover his true identity. It seems that he is unable to face directly the reality of his origins—reconceiving his identity allows him to feel a sense of control over it, but it also keeps that identity ambiguous. He basically identifies himself as someone who must search for his identity. Oedipus, who is famous for his skill at solving riddles, thus makes his own life into a riddle.

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.-. id help but ion know wat the first 3 paragraphs was about it could be anything if you can post it with the paragraph and ill try and answer it

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1 st person- common

2nd person- the only book i can think of is "My Father's Dragon"

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