How has intrigue around the Harding and Kerrigan scandal developed over time?

Answer:

The scandal was both set-off and expanded by the 2 skaters' media representation.

Though both of them were excellent skaters, the public and corporate sponsors preferred Kerrigan who was "the media darling of American figure skating".

Someone you can trust and share similar interests with is _______________.
a.
a family member
b.
a colleague
c.
both a and b
d.
a friend

3 Select the correct answer. Which of these sentences uses the word requisite correctly?​

Which of the following quotes does NOT use a metaphor? "I Have a Dream"

How much of your highlighting matches what you see?

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WHAT DOSE THE RULE OF LAW MEAN IN YOUR OWN WORDS
500 WORDS

If a puppy is described as whimpering pathetically, which of the following is most likely true

A.The sound is quiet and mostly unnoticed.
B.The noise causes people to feel pity or sorrow.
C.The puppy seems energetic and eager to please.
Other dogs around it are howling or whimpering, too.

Success is counted sweetest
by Emily Dickinson
Success is counted sweetest
By those who ne'er succeed.
To comprehend a nectar
Requires sorest need.
Not one of all the Purple Host
who took the Flag today
Can tell the definition
So clear of Victory
As he defeated - dying -
On whose forbidden ear
The distant strains of triumph
4
Select the correct answer.
What theme is expressed in Dickinson's poem?
OA. Successful people take success for granted.
OB. Failure is important to personal growth.
OC. Victory in war is not worth the cost.
D.
Success is best valued by those who experience failure.

Why do you think Dickens decided to put his social commentary in the forin of a novel instead of by making speeches or writing letters to the government? Explain your answer.​

Lady Macbeth refers to many events and conversations in her sleep-walking scene. Chart as many as you notice: Textual Evidence Explanation / reference to what event

Please help; Only answer if you have time to read I will award you brainliest

My grandfather never called me by my English name. He liked to call me Yellow Feather in Pomo language. He said a yellow feather fell on his feet as he held me for the first time in his arms.
"Oh, how I miss watching yellow birds flying in Talahalusi, the beautiful land," Grandpa would tear up every time he remembered my birth in Napa Valley.
Then, he would talk about the wooden baskets he wove as I left him at the balcony and went to school. "Your grandmother's baskets were always more beautiful," he would say. My grandfather always looked curiously at my phone and wished I would pay attention to the birds instead.
We had moved from Napa Valley years ago, and now my grandfather was staying with us. Although he had brought his basket making materials with him, they lay mostly unwoven in his room. He spent much of his time sitting on the bench in the backyard.
I pressed my nose to the kitchen window, fogging the glass with my breath as I watched him sitting straight and stiff on the bench. On an impulse, I slid open the back door. Leaving my phone by the back door, I walked out and sat beside him on the bench.
He didn't acknowledge me, although I felt the flick of his gaze on me as I stared out at the woods that sheltered the span of land behind our house. It was nothing like the rolling green valleys I remembered from Napa, and I suddenly realized he was homesick. Not only that, but I began to feel a longing for Napa that I couldn't account for, a yearning that sang through my veins. A bird sand a sweet song from a nearby tree, and my grandfather tilted his head and smiled a little.
"You can hear that, Yellow Feather, now that you don't have your phone," he said with a chuckle.
For the first time, I realized that he held the key to a world that I needed to know about.
"Grandfather, will you teach me our history?" I said.
I could tell my question had caught him off guard, but he merely nodded, squeezing my hand as we listened to the birdsong.
3
How does Yellow Feather change during the story?
A.
He becomes interested in learning about birds.
B.
He becomes less interested in the past.
C.
He becomes more attached to the modern world.
D.
He becomes more appreciative of his grandfather.
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As used in paragraph 3, the word "maxim" most nearly means
01
rule
2.
question
3.
secret
4.
conflict

Who is the protagonist in “The Strangers That Came to Town”???

Answer quickly please

I need help with this pls help

HELP ASAP This is the first paragraph of Tanyika’s analytical essay.
The main character in this story seems foolish at first because she doesn’t follow the advice of the elders in her clan. She is very beautiful, and several young men want to marry her. She refuses all of them, and instead decides to live alone. Later, she avoids starvation by becoming an expert fisherwoman.
What should you say to Tanyika about this paragraph, if you become part of her peer review group?
A)"This summary of the story is very clear. Your first paragraph should state an actual claim about the story, though--something you have to prove."
B)"I think we both agree that the main character should have married when she had the chance. I didn’t like the story much at all. Did you?"
C)"It is impressive how the main character becomes such an expert in a valued activity. However, that’s not really how the story ends."
D)"Clearly, you believe that the main character is a strong young woman who has her own ideas. That’s not how I see it, though."

Get 2 synonyms and make sure they rhime.

which of these were challenges in England during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries? select 3

Give an example of mircroaggression

In Perseus and the Quest for Medusa's Head, Athena guides Perseus and provides him with the knowledge he needs to complete his task
which makes the best connection between this detail and life experience?

A: Arnold tends to ignore his mother's advice even when he knows she is right.
B: Sally was late for school for the third time that week; she knew that she would be in trouble with her parents.
C: The advice his mother gave him seemed pointless at the time but the day of the exam her advice helped James pass the test.
D: sam liked to do things his way; he never took advice from anyone and forged his own path.
(I think C is right I am not sure i will give branliy for right awnser

3
Peer pressure can be a good thing.
What evidence from the passage supports this statement?
A Some young people decide to go with the flow regardless of what they
know is right and lose their sense of self.
B SADD is a student group that works to save lives by spreading the word
about the dangers of risky behaviors.
С People's peers often influence their decisions and can push them to make
bad choices, even dangerous ones.
D Schuyler W. did not want to go camping, but his friends convinced him to,
and he had a great time.

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Explain why cross-referencing a topic is a good idea when conducting research.

because it allows a student to explore different points of view and come up with an angle
because it allows students to research different kinds of data bases and see what the rest of the publishing world thinks
because narrowing a topic is difficult and students always need to do more research
because narrowing a topic is one of the primary skills that all students must master before writing a paper

from americans shifting viws on immigration how do parargraph 37-38 contribute of the devolepement of ideas in the text

In paragraph 3, why is Nixon explaining how his wife was never on the payroll?

it flows onto the land like a giant bulldozer, snapping trees like twigs.

Define “Non-violence”. In one short paragraph, discuss the use of Non-violence by Gandhi in India.

Which statement best expresses how the author organizes the ideas in this excerpt?

Which text structure type requires more effort from the reader?

Narrative

Expository

A friend of yours threw an extravagant party to celebrate something that doesn’t require so much spending. Is there a better way of saying, " She did all this to celebrate... "

Is the song "Friday" by Rebecca Black appropriate for school? I am asking since my science teacher always put a song for Friday and she uses the same song all the Fridays, so I wanted to email her to request a song, and I want to use the song "Friday" by Rebecca Black, can you guys help me to write an email saying that I want to request a song that is "Friday" by Rebecca Black? I want the email to be formal and appropriate and asking if it's possible. Thank you, I'm giving a lot of points and brainliest, it should be an easy task :D

In a novel, a woman lives a lonely life in which she is
encouraged to marry a rich man to ensure her financial
security. Her brothers are merchants. The woman decides
to ignore her family's advice to marry and instead takes a
job on a train that travels through Europe, where she is
inspired by the landscapes and the people she meets to
write poetry. On the train, she meets a handsome stranger
and falls in love.
Which element of the story most clearly identifies it as an example of
Romantic literature?
A. The story's themes involve feminism.
B. The story's central conflict relates to money.
C. The story centers on love between two people.
O D. The story celebrates creative inspiration