4. PART B: Which quote from the text best supports the answer to Part
A?
A "But plants, elk, and wolves are not the only living things in these
habitats. Songbirds and beavers also use the trees that the elk eat.
"(Paragraph 14)
OB "Plants (such as the aspen and willow trees) capture energy from
sunlight and use it to make their food. Plant eaters (such as elk) eat
the plants" ( Paragraph 13)
C "Elk roamed in the roads.grazed in gardens, and ripped through
aspen and willow trees like a river overflowingsbanks. Many
trees died. "( Paragraph 16)
OD "Now there were fewer elk to eat the trees. As more trees survived,
more beavers and warblers came back and built lodges and nests."
Paragraph 19)

Answer:

C.

Explanation:

"What Good is the Big Bad Wolf" is an article written by Linda Zajac. The article talks about the importance of wolves (or predators) in the food chain. The article talks about how wolves maintain the food chain and keep the nature in control.

Part A of the article asked about the relationship shared between elk and songbirds and weaver in the text. The relationship is that elf eat aspen and willow trees which is the shelter for songbirds and weavers.

So, when elk outgrow in number, they destroy aspen and willow trees making songbirds and weavers homeless.

Therefore, option C is correct.

Which of the words could be used in place of steam disapproved neglect criticize admire

Why did the author of Passage 1 MOST LIKELY choose to use the same underlined words in both lines 8 and 16 of the poem ?

In the book Drivers Ed by Caroline Cooney Who sits on Morgan’s lap?

resourceful - adjective
Synonyms inventive, capable, enterprising, quick-witted
Antonyms inactive, uncreative, incompetent, unimaginative
Read this sentence:
The main character encounters a series of obstacles as she attempts
to escape her captivity, but she is resourceful.
Using the thesaurus entry, which word best replaces the underlined word
without changing the overall meaning of the sentence?
A. incompetent
B. inventive
C. uncreative
D. inactive

What is the theme of the glove and the lions poem? Put this in the form of a theme statement which is the message from the author, put in the form of a sentence that talks about human nature of life in general. It is never a single word.

from your reading of the essay and from the statement "life is ephemeral" define the word ephemeral​

Can you Help me to answer these questions, please?

Grade 11 - Collection 4: The emancipation proclamation by Abraham Lincoln

1. Line 3-11:Where in the speech does Lincoln address his audience’s expectations?

2. Line 29-34: Explain the premise that Lincoln is developing in the second paragraph. identify specific points that help develop the premise.

3. Lines 55-60: Restate Lincoln’s call to action in your own words. What is the purpose of the speech?

Rory uses a battery to power a light bulb with a resistance of 10 Ω. If 0.15 A of current is flowing, what is the voltage of the battery?

V

What is the rhetorical device used in the last two sentences of paragraph 12
A. hyperbole
B. sarcasm
C. irony
D. litotes
E understatement

Stacey carefully watched her mother through the night. Which are adjectives

she is not as old as me, Is this correct

There is a many-colored scarf hanging from a nail. MR. FRANK takes it, putting it around his neck. As he starts back for his rucksack, his eye is caught by something lying on the floor. It is a woman's white glove. He holds it in his hand and suddenly all of his self-control is gone. He breaks down crying.

Bruce and Sarah’s union has proven ............. useless

Please help!!!
Which of the following is a logical structure for an oral report?
A. a report that describes species of bats in no particular order
B. a report that starts at the earliest date and concludes with the present day
C. a report that explores different locations around the world
D. a report that starts with general information and ends with specifics

Which two sentences in this excerpt from President Woodrow Wilson's speech "War Message" argue that offense is the best defense for America in the face of German aggression?
When I addressed the Congress on the 26th of February last, I thought that it would suffice to assert our neutral rights with arms, our right to use the seas against unlawful interference, our right to keep our people safe against unlawful violence. But armed neutrality, it now appears, is impracticable. Because submarines are in effect outlaws when used as the German submarines have been used against merchant shipping, it is impossible to defend ships against their attacks as the law of nations has assumed that merchantmen would defend themselves against privateers or cruisers, visible craft giving chase upon the open sea.

It is common prudence in such circumstances, grim necessity indeed, to endeavor to destroy them before they have shown their own intention. They must be dealt with upon sight, if dealt with at all. The German government denies the right of neutrals to use arms at all within the areas of the sea which it has proscribed, even in the defense of rights which no modern publicist has ever before questioned their right to defend. The intimation is conveyed that the armed guards which we have placed on our merchant ships will be treated as beyond the pale of law and subject to be dealt with as pirates would be.

Armed neutrality is ineffectual enough at best; in such circumstances and in the face of such pretensions it is worse than ineffectual: it is likely only to produce what it was meant to prevent; it is practically certain to draw us into the war without either the rights or the effectiveness of belligerents. There is one choice we cannot make, we are incapable of making: we will not choose the path of submission and suffer the most sacred rights of our nation and our people to be ignored or violated. The wrongs against which we now array ourselves are no common wrongs; they cut to the very roots of human life.

Can someone help me with this question?

Directions, Part 1: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech is one of the most famous historical speeches in America. Using the Internet or your school library, locate video or audio of King delivering the speech. Watch the entire speech and use the Text Editor to answer the following questions:

What is his body language like?
Is his voice loud or quiet? Does it get louder at any particular point? Why do you think that is?
What kind of tone does he use?
What rhetorical devices do you recognize? Cite some specific examples from the speech and explain the effect they have on you as an audience member.
Directions, Part 2: Once you have watched the speech, find a transcript of it either online or in your school library and identify a section you feel was the most powerful or effective in communicating his message. Memorize that section of the speech and present it to your Contact Teacher using appropriate tone, pacing, and performance techniques to enhance your delivery. The section you choose should be substantial enough to allow you to show how meaningful the section is, demonstrate effective rhetorical techniques, and to show your ability to memorize and deliver a section of text effectively. If possible and appropriate, use visual aids like images, video, audio, etc. to enhance your performance.

Study the following list of words. Check all the words which could be categorized as QUICK words. Use your dictionary or thesaurus if you are not sure of a word's meaning.


flee
bark
crack
dart
roar
elephant
immovable
silence
loiter
murmur
speedy
lazy
zoom
shout
hush
crawl
turtle
sleep
still
splash
lull
jump
dash
creep
rapid
snail
lag
relax
hurry
calm
swift
yell
softly
soundless
peace
jangle

Once you have completed your poster, answer ALL the following in at least a three-paragraph persuasive response. Use your Betrayer or Patriot evidence chart from the Canvas lessons and class to persuade readers that Brutus is either a traitor or a patriot. Remember to use transition words and phrases within your paragraphs and between your paragraphs-- paragraphs follow the mini-essay format (intro statement, details, concluding statement). In addition, be sure to explain all the evidence you provide using the elaboration techniques we learned in cycle 4.

✳ In your introductory paragraph. Be sure to include the details of the text. What should be in the intro paragraph? What is the title of the play? Who is the author? When was it written? Introduce it. Then state your thesis. Do not just start writing about it without introducing it to the audience.

✳In the body paragraph(s), provide evidence to support your thesis and carefully and thoroughly explain the evidence.

*Ask yourself the following questions about each piece of evidence you provide: Is this line sincere, sarcasm, or something else? How can you tell? Which words in this line suggest the character’s true feelings? Are there multiple ways to interpret this line? What are they?

*Start each body paragraph with a transitional phrase and answer all questions in complete sentences.

✳ Do not forget to end with a powerful concluding paragraph (something that sums up the entire essay and restates the thesis). What was Shakespeare’s purpose in portraying Brutus this way, or what did you learn about human nature from this play?

You must provide a minimum of two embedded quotes or paraphrased ideas that prove your thesis. You must have a minimum of three full paragraphs (an introduction, a body paragraph, and a conclusion)

Based on the following reactions who many not have been listening to your thoughts on recycling?
A. "These are some great ideas. We should try to get more towns to follow this plan."
B. "I did not understand your idea about adding more recycling pick up days. Can you explain that again?"
C. "That's good."
D. "You have some good ideas, but remember, not all plastics can be recycled."

Which of the following accurately represent what Sartre thinks the “human" in "human being" is? Select all that apply.
a subject
a conscious self
a zoological species
m a soul

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How does Roosevelt use of the big stick

Based on its prefix, which is the correct definition of "impersonal”?

in what way does globalization affects religious practices and beliefs?​

what major event occurs in Frankenstein s life when he is 17 years old?

A. His father abandons the family and leaves them penniless
B. He boards a ship for America and almost drowns when it sinks
C. His younger brother leaves home to join the German army
D. Elizabeth contracts scarlet fever and nearly dies​

Identify noun and pronouns in each sentence
1. Genghis Khan was a ruler of the Mongols in the early 1200

2. The Mongols lived in Central Asia on treeless plains called steppes

3. They lived in clans made up a tribe

4. Several clans made up a tribe

5. The chief of a tribe was elected based on courage, military ability, and leadership

Can someone please write my thesis I’m so stressed out I could really use the help please

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PLS HELP ASAP! Q25 Slaughterhouse Five: What genre of literature comforts Billy Pilgrim and Eliot Rosewater? Why?


Select one:

a. Historical fiction because it allows them to see realistic events from a new perspective.

b. Nonfiction because it enables them to stay connected in real world current events and politics.

c. Romantic fiction because it allows them to satisfy emotional needs they can’t get during war.

d. Science fiction because it is escapist entertainment (i.e. it allows them to escape their lives).