The object of a sentence is the ______receiving the ___.
1.antecedent,prounoun
2.subject, object
3.noun, verb
4.verb, noun

Answer:

The answer is two, because when one thing is subjected is followed by an object.

Explanation:

what does “that” refer to? tap your answer.

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“ what kind of reputation does Louie have as a child?”

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how does the word " wrote" connect to racism in America ?

According to Jem at which grade does one actually begin to learn

Which of the following is a clue that a website might be biased?

Its site address is .org

It contains phrases like "Buy this product"

It has a current copyright date on it.

It lists an author who is expert in the field.

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is artist a common noun or collective noun

Which evidence best supports the following topic sentence?
“Another reason students should be required to learn a foreign
language is because it promotes cultural understanding and
acceptance.”

A. In order to graduate from college, students must take a minimum
of two semesters of a foreign language, so beginning before
college is very helpful.

B. A recent school survey shows that 90 percent of volunteers
involved in the Welcome Days for international students were
enrolled in a foreign language class.

C. When people encounter the traditions of other cultures, they often
view them with confusion and negative opinions.

D. Learning another language doesn't just help people speak the new
language; it also helps them communicate better in their native
language.

Someone said "shin” again,
There was a wild stamping of hands on the ground,
A kicking of feet, and the fit
Of laughter overtook me too,
And that was important, as important
As Joe Barone asking me how I was
Through his tears, picking me up
And dusting me off with hands like swatters,
And though my head felt heavy,
I played on till dusk

Which role does the first-person point of view play in this excerpt?

What did Cicero do when Caesar invited him to join the First Triumverate?

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Which answer best describes the effect an extended metaphor can have on a piece
of writing?
It can create an additional layer of meaning, increasing the effectiveness of a
text.
It can create a sense of drama and immediacy for the reader.
It can make intangible ideas more concrete, making it easier for readers to relate
to them.
It can provide the reader with comparisons to other literary works that help
reveal an author's intent.

The author's attitude toward politicians such as the Massachusetts Governor or the Boston Mayor can best be described as one of
A) admiration, because he respects their consistency
B) repulsion, because he detests their hypocrisy
C) hope, because he feels their actions will lead to change
D) neutrality, because he knows they have a difficult job

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What did Natasha Romanoff (The Black Widow) show Dr. Barton on her phone?

if you could have one power what would it be?

How does Ms. G show that she respects the students?

I know what you're thinking. No way, right? English class is the most boring class of the day, right? I mean, why do I need to take English class when I already speak English? Right? Yeah, well I felt that way, too, until last summer when English class literally saved my life.
Let me explain.
My foster family, the Jamesons, decided to take a vacation. Sounds great, huh? Maybe Disneyland or a week on the beach? No way. They wanted to go to the desert. Long story short, we drove half way across the country to camp out in the Great Basin Desert.
"Josh, be sure to pack your warmest clothing," Mrs. Jameson yelled up the stairs. "The desert is cold at night, but don't worry. It won't leave you cold. Just wait until you see the stars."
We finally arrived at the Great Basin National Park, and I have to admit it was different than I imagined.
"Amazing, isn't it?" Mr. Jameson asked me as we looked out over the desert's vast, silent valleys. I just grunted back at him and put my earphones back in. No matter what changed in my life, no matter how many times I failed, my music was always there.
Later that night, I sat inside my tent and listened to the Jamesons telling stories around the fire they made. They thought it was so easy. Telling stories. Reading stories. I couldn't even pass English class. I couldn't understand those stu*** stories. Suddenly angry, I left the tent. They didn't even notice.
The air was colder, but the stars were amazing. I had to admit it. I turned off my music as I walked and listened to the desert. Coyotes howling. Owls hooting. Clawing. Scurrying. Something wet hit my face. I looked up and realized it was snowing! In the desert in July! And I was lost.
I wandered for hours but couldn't find our camp. The temperature continued to drop. I found a tree with deep crevices in the trunk and took shelter. My hands were getting numb, and I knew I was in trouble. Then I remembered Jack London and his story that we read in English class, "To Build a Fire." I knew I needed to keep warm, so I gathered up the branches around the base of the tree, piled up some dry grasses for kindling, and used the matches in my pocket to get the fire going. Just like in Jack's story. It worked!
I spent the night keeping that fire going and listening to the sounds of the desert. In the morning, the Jamesons found me. I was only about a half-mile away.
"Look at you," Mrs. Jameson said, when I told her how I'd remembered that story from English class, "making use of those 'stu***' stories from English class. Now all you have to do is write your own because your friends aren't going to believe how English class saved your life!"
How does the setting affect Josh?
A.
It makes him cry because he is afraid of the dark.
B.
It allows him time to be alone and reflect.
C.
He becomes irritable because of the intense heat.
D.
The desert is so hot that he drinks more water.

What does the phrase comply with mean as it is used in this sentence? (AKS 13)

"The middle school where I teach recently changed the school lunch menu to comply with the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act." (paragraph 1)

A. Boycott

B. Calculate

C. Challenge

D. Satisfy

Which question is answered by an adverb clause?


Where?

What kind?

Which one?

Which word would require you to change the y to i before adding the suffix -ed?

A. Fray
B. Stay
C. Shy
D. Try

Choose the word that has the same meaning as gloomy.
A.
Cozy
B.
Dreary
C.
Grubby
D.
Perky

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Mr. Bedford, you should definitely go to the moon. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity and you could not just turn it down. I know that there are risks of failure that could end badly, but it is worth it. You have worked so hard with Mr. Cavor that you can't just give this up. Yes your business had a downfall but that shoukd not stop you. I know that you might be a little scared or unsure if this will work and I can see that. What is you say no, but it works. What if it works and everything goes right, but you missed the opportunity to go to space, to see that stars and the moon, to see our planet in a way no one has ever seen it before. Then would you be sad and angry that you said no. Then would you have wanted to go and wished you said yes. Keep up the good work and you will make it, you will succeed and it will all be worth it.

“My soul has grown deep like the rivers” is an example of _____.
A.
onomatopoeia
B.
symbolism
C.
simile
D.
irony

1. What comment first made Sheila realize just how much power the news media possesses?
2. Walter Lippmann notes that the "news" we see is the result of a series of "selections". How can this selective process shape the news?
3. How do you shape your social media feed? What selections, edits, and choices do you make that determine how you are perceived by other
people on those platforms?
4. Why do you think people buy into biases presented in the media?
5. Why do you think people who control the media are willing to pay billions of dollars every year to shape "public opinion"?
6. The article references an exchange between two news anchors on CNN: Jack Cafferty says, "The news media is only objective if they report
something you agree with." Zahn replies, "Right." Cafferty concludes: "Then they're objective. Otherwise they're biased if you don't agree, you
know." What does this exchange tell us about how people choose their news sources?
7. On page 2, what does it mean when the author urges us to be "discriminating" and to "scrutinize" everything we hear and see?
8. Given the challenge of fake news and misinformation spreading so easily on the internet, how should freedom of speech and freedom of the
press be reformed in order to ensure that all media platforms are used responsibly? What new rules would you want to include if you were
starting a media platform?

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Which one best describes Malala's mother?
A.She is College-educated.
B.She is very strict and difficult to live with
C.She is angry with her father for making her so independent
D.She can't read but is still very proud of her daughter's accomplishments.

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What are some text-text connections in the play, Antigone and Icarus and Daedalus?

Malala is young. Is she a good figure to fight for girls’ education? Why or why not?