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We sat, huddled together in our tents to protect ourselves from the deadly cold. The camp owner was running around in his huge thermal coat, checking that everyone had come back from hiking on the Great Ocean Road. Some of the older kids were by the tents messing around with a lighter they found in the leaders cabin, but no one took notice of them as we were all far too cold to think. Once the manager had finished rushing around, he joined us in the huge gazebo. ‘Ben, instead of messing around with that lighter, how about you put some canned food on the stove so we can eat?’ he ordered whilst pointing at the small stove in the distance. ‘Fine, but they’re coming with me.’ Ben said. He grabbed the other boys by the wrists with a stern expression plastered over his face and walked towards the stove.

I stood up slowly, still shivering and went to my tent. I unzipped the front and looked over to Harper, but she was sleeping peacefully, clutching her old, ripped sleeping bag. I sat beside her and decided it was best I began to get ready to sleep. The boys couldn’t make the stove work if their lives depended on it, and it was already 11:30. I grabbed my blankets, fingers fumbling to find the edges and I tossed them over me. I began to drift into sleep, in the blissful world of darkness and rest.

‘Skyla, wake up right now, we need to go!’ a deep voice shouted.

‘I’m tired. Leave me alone.” I said, covering my eyes from the light.

‘Skyla. Seriously, we need to go right now or you’ll get burnt alive!’ the voice said.

I realised it was Derek Mercury’s voice and sat up, confused, but not for long. My eyes adjusted to see a bright, orange blaze, engulfing the camp one tent at a time. Derek looked at me and pointed to Harper, I jumped up, and turned to her, shaking her shoulders, tears streaming down my face.

‘Harper! Wake up! There’s a blazing fire, we need to go!’ She looked over to me,  jumped up and zipped out of her sleeping bag.

We ran out of the tent and towards the Camp Entrance, stumbling and tripping at the gnarly roots of the trees. I looked behind me, and saw a lone kangaroo, hopping away from the fiery flames. I turned around again and grabbed Harper’s hand and gave Derek a reassuring glance. Will I ever see my family again?

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The Canterbury Tales is a frame narrative, or a story told around another story or stories. The frame of the story opens with a gathering of people at the Tabard Inn in London who are preparing for their journey to the shrine of St. Becket in Canterbury.

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B. Abi knew she had to have the ring, the minute she spied it.

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I also had that question, and I got it right.

If it's not right, then I'm sorry...

Hope I could help!

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it the first one ""The parrot," he said at last..."It had me completely fooled when I first saw it through the window from the street."

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because in this website I found it said:

Although the story’s cliffhanger does not explicitly reveal Billy’s fate, it is implied that the landlady poisons his tea so that she can kill Billy and stuff him, just as she does to her pets. The The Landlady quotes below are all either spoken by Billy Weaver or refer to Billy Weaver.

and the parrot looked real but it was stuffed.

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smilie

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Simile

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You are comparing the redness of your face to the red paint of a firetruck.

Also, one way to tell if it is a simile is when the words "like" or "as" are present.

We can match each event with the one that is dependent on it to complete each sentence.

We can see that each of the events depends on a particular condition happening, and the outcome describes what would happen if the condition or action were to be different.

For each event, we have to assign its corresponding result in order to form a complete and meaningful sentence.

For example, "If I fell into the lake, I would have to wear wet clothes all the way home" meaning that falling into the lake is a condition, and wearing wet clothes is an outcome that follows the condition.

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The answer is B) When the waiter slipped on the puddle of water.

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a. Metaphor

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Answer: When Katie decided to sneak out with her friend's boyfriend.

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Katie never thought her friend would find out that she was dating her boyfriend, but what Katie didn't know was her friend followed her when they both said goodbye in college.

It was very painful for Katie's friend to watch her friend go out with her boyfriend and then act like nothing was wrong. Her friend kept this situation a secret for a few months until she waited for the right moment and told the truth. Katie suspended outings with her friend to secretly date her boyfriend. Her friend's boyfriend always told her that he was going to break up with Katie but he never did. There were times when Katie spoke badly to her friend but the anger was because when she saw her friend and her boyfriend together she imagined her being in that place.

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D

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Deep and overgrown fit into these places

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D) "wood" and "tree"

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I just took the test. Good luck!

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birth date: October 1st 1988

birth country: Australia

education: science research and testing

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(not entirely sure what u mean by this but will try)  

Explanation: Consumer Awareness is making sure the buyer or consumer is aware of the information about products, goods, services, and consumers rights. Consumer awareness is important so that buyer can make the right decision and make the right choice. You could do this by labels, tags, speech, etc.

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This sentence is weird, but okay.

Neither his show beat Bobby Flay, nor his special appearance on Chopped Provide Enough Enjoyment to keep and maintain my interest. So I usually just watch the banal fare on Netflix.

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i think its b

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Answer:Option:B (Marlo, the oldest in the family, often reads to her little brother and sister.)

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1. Third person

2. First person

3. Third person

4. Second person

5. First person

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Solution given:

Answer: D

Explanation: A dependent clause must contain a subject and a verb, like Anna, and miss.

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To shed light on a topic

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trick them

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"The letter was addressed to James and I."

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Try this: Romans 12:9-21

I'd quote it for you, but I use an odd Bible which I like very much but the wording can be quite different. It might not be as poetic as the King James either and the Beatitudes are really quite beautiful, and you shouldn't miss the poetry.

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You might have meant Christ's Beatitudes

Matthew 5:3–12

It should be informational

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more context please?

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More than 7000

The size of the crowds at cycling events.

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Did the assignment on edge

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1 and 3 \ More then 7000 and the size of the crowds

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i just completed this assignment have a great day :)

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A. C. B.

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c to paragraph 3

b to paragraph 2

a to paragragh one

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notably A)-Paragraph 1

even further B)- Paragraph 2

in the end C)- Paragraph 3

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Directions

Use the following guidelines to help you write your critical response essay.

Please read all of these instructions very carefully before you begin writing your essay.

Make sure you understand what is required for each part of this essay (Introduction,

Body, and Conclusion) before you begin writing. It is a good idea to make notes for each

section or to create a short outline to help organize your thoughts.

Please follow these steps when completing the Critical Response Essay in Unit 4.

1. Reading

Read the stories “A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury and “Nethergrave” by

Gloria Skurzynski very carefully, making sure you have a thorough understanding

of each. This may mean reading both stories more than once.

2. Reflect

Think of the literary elements in each story such as plot, setting, characterization,

dialogue, point of view, tone, and especially theme. Also, consider how both

stories fit into the genre (category) of science fiction.

3. Thesis Statement

Your essay will begin with an introduction. This will include a thesis statement

that says which of the stories you think is the best and WHY you feel this way. An

example of a thesis statement would be as follows:

“Ray Bradbury’s story “A Sound of Thunder” is a stronger work of science

fiction than Gloria Skurzynski’s “Nethergrave” because it involves time

travel, has better characterization, and its theme reveals how even the

smallest act can have an impact on the future of mankind.”

(This is an example of a thesis statement. Please do NOT use this in your

essay.)

Remember, your thesis statement should be clear and valid. This means your

thesis is easy to understand and that you will be able to prove it through the

explanations you provide in the body of your paper. Your introduction will also

briefly state the main points you will cover throughout your essay.

4. Body

The body of your paper should be divided into three paragraphs. Each

paragraph will fit in with the claims you made in your thesis statement. You will

use examples from both stories to provide support.

Paragraph 1 – Discuss how each of these stories fit into the genre of

science fiction. What elements or events in EACH story make it science

fiction? This can include the story’s setting, types of technology used,

events from the plot of the story, etc. Make sure you mention elements

from BOTH stories as you will be comparing and contrasting.

Paragraph 2 – Next, choose ONE literary element (characterization,

point of view, tone, etc.) and explain how the authors use this literary

element in each story. Do not choose theme for this section as you will

use this in your third body paragraph. Which story do you think uses this

element more effectively and WHY do you think this? Only use ONE

literary element and apply this to both stories. For example, you would

talk about Tone in “A Sound of Thunder” and Tone in “Nethergrave.” You

are comparing and contrasting the two stories and will apply the same

literary element to each.

Paragraph 3 – In your last body paragraph, you will discuss the themes

found in each story. Remember, the theme is the message the author

wishes to convey. It is what he or she wants you to learn or to take away

from the story. What are the themes of “A Sound of Thunder” and

“Nethergrave?” Which theme do you think is more effective and WHY?

You will compare/contrast ONE theme from EACH story.

5. Conclusion

In the conclusion of your paper, you will restate your thesis from the

introduction. Restating the thesis means that you will say it in a different way. Do

not simply copy and paste the thesis statement from your introduction. You will

elaborate on your opinion as to which story you think is better and why you feel

this way. Also in your conclusion, you will briefly sum up the major points of your

paper, highlighting what you feel is most important.

Note: When writing Critical Response Essays, always use present tense, even if

the story is written in past tense. For example, in your essay you would say, “Eckles

steps off the path on his way back to the time capsule” rather than “Eckles stepped

off the path on his way back to the time capsule.” Use the present tense of verbs

when referring to the events in the stories.

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