How well does Scout understand the events she’s relating to in this excerpt from the novel? What clues in the text reveal her point of view? How does Scout’s perspective shape or limit the reader’s understanding of the unfolding action? What demands are placed on the reader when we have a narrator with a limited point of view?

Answer:

Scout has a surface level understanding of the events, when Scout asks Atticus questions like "whats a [n-slur] lover" it shows that she doesn't completly  understand what's happening, it limits the reader's understanding because you are only given the information that she understands, and the way that she understand it. It demands that the reader pay close attention and make infrences.

I WILL GIVE 60 POINTS TO THOSE WHO ANSWER THIS QUESTION RIGHT.Choose the standard plural form of the underlined noun. Amir admitted to eating both HALF of the pie.

If you write a 300 word essay I will be your new best friend. It’s about Raymond. Please help and no links pls

uncertainty is to hesitation as error is to...

carelessness

Regret

success

Tell me one unique fact about yourself.

Why is making eye contact with the audience important when delivering a presentation? Select three choices.

It creates a bond with the audience.

It draws attention to the audience and takes the pressure off you.

It makes the audience feel that you are sincere, believable, and friendly.

If you are looking at the audience, they have trouble ignoring you.

It a way to intimidate the audience and make them feel uncomfortable.​

note there are 3 choices that need to be selected not just one.

how pitch and wavelength related to each other

How does Paul define agape and how is it different from eros?

Please give me the correct answer.Only answer if you're very good at English.Please don't put a link to a website.

Choose the answer that BEST explains how the last paragraph helps develop the central idea.

A: It supports the opinion that the revolution could never possibly have occurred without the help of social media.

B: It explains the title of the article and introduces one of the revolutionaries who used social media.

C: It suggests that social media may actually have contributed nothing of importance to the revolution.

D: It describes contrasting opinions about how much social media influenced the revolution.​

4. How can a document's organization help us better understand the document's purpose?

does anyone know the answer to this riddle (it's for English) 10 POINTS!!!! Some people have a lot Some people have none When you lose it...it is not very fun. You can try to build it, But It takes lots of work People with little, are sometimes called a J E R K

What real life inspiration could Homer have used
when creating the cyclopes?

Can someone please help me type a historic perspective essay? in my own words, 17 points to whoever can type a historic perspective essay right here and now please help

If you're writing a biography about a subject who's not well known, and is
perhaps a person who lives in your community or part of your family, you'll
probably find most of your information by:
O A. reading books.
O B. searching the Internet.
C. interviewing the subject or person who knew the subject.
D. A and B; C is unlikely.

What details does Shakespeare borrow from Rosalynde in this excerpt from As You Like It? How does Shakespeare transform elements of Rosalynde in the opening of his comedy? Use evidence from the text to support your response. Your response should be one or two complete paragraphs.

How would you respond if you had to go 1 year without any technology? What would you do to occupy your time? 5 or more sentences help please

Which of the following are fuels that can be burned to create heat?
all of the above
wood
natural gas
charcoal

How does having eyes in front help predators hunt their prey?

Correct the following sentence:
Herself and her people were the working classes, comprised of both men and women.

How mainly does the author illustrate the rise of the "Extrovert Ideal"?


A. By comparing the rise of the "Extrovert Ideal" to "opening a Pandora’s Box of personal anxieties."


B. By comparing the rise of the "Extrovert Ideal" to the way we raise our children.


C. By contrasting the rise of the "Extrovert Ideal" with the Culture of Personality.


D. By drawing a parallel between the rise of the "Extrovert Ideal" to the life of Dale Carnegie.

McCandless thinks that information design is really important because “we’re all visualizers now; we’re all demanding a visual aspect to our information.” If we assume it’s true, then how has this changed our educational system? Are there particularly good examples of how teachers and schools have responded? Extreme deficits?

satire means:
a statement that is necessarily false
witty language used to convey insults or scorn
a musical passage moving from one key to another
expression without words

6. PART B: Which paragraph from the text best
supports the answer to PART A?
A Paragraph 12
B Paragraph 16
C Paragraph 31
D Paragraph 34
Obama commonlit

Colours affected the way we feel how? ​

Before clocks were invented, people told time by the sun.

a
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
b

Which sentence best shows a strong thesis statement?

O The story shows what life was like in the Middle Ages.

O The main idea of the story is inspirational to the reader.

© The story shows that small acts of kindness can have a positive impact on a community.

© The main character is a teenager who loves to play soccer and spend time with her family.​

I need help with this question, thank you

(100 points) Can someone give me constructive criticism on how i did for a 5 paragraph essay and mark 3 things i could improve on



We have been using gps systems for years now, but do you know the risks that come with having one in almost all of your devices? Well if you don’t, just know that it's not 100% risk, they can help you too. Are all of the rewards worth it? It is time to find out.

Its common knowledge that GPS can find and use your location for many things such as finding your destination, speed, ect. Ect. But do you know how they do it? GPS systems use multiple satellites to track your location to make many things easy for you like we mentioned previously. “A GPS tracking system uses the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) network. This network incorporates a range of satellites that use microwave signals that are transmitted to GPS devices to give information on location” Knowing all of this can help you figure out where your phone is if you lost it.

If you are ever in danger and call the police, they can use your GPS to find your location if you are ever unable to locate where you are. This can save many lives. GPS is also important to “figure out where you are needing to go” when it comes to vehicular travel. Many cars nowadays even have screens in them so you can connect your phones GPS to it, further highlighting the importance of the GPS.

However with the GPS, its not all sunshine and rainbows. Yes it can help you get out of an emergency, but it can be the thing that causes it in the first place. GPS is something that could be taken easily from someone who knows what they are doing, making you vulnerable to cyber attacks. If someone knows this information, they can figure out so much about you. So GPS can be dangerous to have.

In conclusion, GPS systems can be very helpful to the point where you feel like you need them, and even if you do not, there are many amounts of benefits to using them, from knowing where you are to being able to find lost items across the planet. yet there are still some risks when using them. Everything uses gps now and it is astonishing how little people truly know about them when they should. At least accounting for the huge amount it is used in anyone's day to day life. Don't you think this should be common knowledge?

Can someone help me?

Read the following paragraph, which is missing a topic sentence:
Studies show that buckling up reduces the odds of dying in a vehicle accident by about 50%. The National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration says that almost 300,000 lives have been saved by seat belts since 1975. If that isn't reason enough to
"click it," driving without a fastened seat belt can get you pulled over in most states and ticketed in all of them.
Which is the most effective topic sentence for the paragraph?
O Modern cars are safer than ever but driving is still dangerous.
O Seat belts are important for many reasons.
O Car crashes are the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of fifty-five.
O Many people think that they shouldn't have to wear a seat belt if they don't want to.

What is a good character trait for Parvana at the end of the movie? Why? HELP PLEASE HURRY