According to "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator," what is the main goal of Irving's nonprofit organization, Experience Aviation?

Answer:

The goal of Irving's non-profit organization is to increase the number of young people interested in working in aviation or other careers related to science and mathematics.

Explanation:

Barrington decided to use his knowledge of aviation and education to help young people in elementary and public schools to pursue a career in aviation or work with science and technology. He recognizes that these areas have little interest and dedication from young people and that is why he decided to build a non-profit organization that taught and guided young people in these careers. The focus of Barrington's organization was elementary and high school students. where they could learn about these areas on summer holidays.

What upsetting news do they get about Mr. Kraler?

Which sentence uses a passive form of the verb justify?
A )Trevon's mother justified her son's actions by referring to his morals.
B )Celia felt justified in missing class to help someone in need.
C ) Kevin had justified his misconduct with half-truths.
D ) Samantha's lack of civility was justified by Willem's rudeness.

What is the best way to organize a conclusion?

by summarizing the thesis, the topic sentences, and the details, and ending with final thoughts
by restating the thesis using different words, summarizing the main ideas, and ending with final thoughts
by stating a new thesis, supporting it with details from the essay, and drawing a conclusion
by repeating the thesis using the same words, listing all of the main ideas, and drawing a conclusion

Why does Wrong-Mind want Right-Mind to bury most of the treasure?

What is a claim? Statement the writer is trying to prove is true. What the evidence and explanation show Supporting arguments as to why the argument is true. Reasons why the counter argument isn't strong.​

Reread lines 1-10. What does the author reveal about himself

1. Louie, Phil and the rest of the men in the Green Homet were told to go on a rescue mission to find another plane. They were told to go in the Green Hornet, a plane that they thought was not "airworthy." There are several examples of sacrifices the crew members were asked to make to save another ship. What do you think about this mission: How would you feel if you were asked to fly a plane that you did not think was safe on a mission that was probably not going to be successful:​

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which line from the passage best supports the inference that the author believes a female is better suited for recognizing love​

Why does the author include the following sentence in the passage?
“A bird’s wing is a wonderful flying-machine, which men have been trying to
imitate these many years.” (paragraph 2)
A to describe how birds are different from humans
B to explain how strong birds’ wing feathers can be
C to introduce how different birds fly in different ways
D to illustrate how exciting the study of birds’ wings can be

Inference
Excerpt from Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
What is the author trying
It is important to mention here the various rumors to say in the beginning

A family ties are more
important than actions

B a person's past shapes their
future

C talk can be as important as
actions

Which is true about Myriela
A He is noble,

B He is charitable.

C He is strong

D He is powerful.

Short Answer: What other
questions would you ask to learn more about Myriel

Correct the punctuation and capitalization.
please take some berries with you mrs. Barry.

the last day of slavery Event 1​

DO NOT SEND ME LINKS OR PDFS IF YOU GIVE ME A COMPLETE PARAGRAPH I WILL GIVE YOU 100 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST

Describe the potential traits and their probabilities for an offspring of two heterozygous parents with a trait for brown hair, B, or blonde hair, b.

Why does The Misfit shoot the grandmother in "A Good Man Is Hard to Find"?

The reading passage name is VILLAGE SCHOOLS AND TRAVELING SOLDIERS on commonlit.
PART A: Which TWO of the following best identify the central ideas of this text?
A. Traditional Chinese education requires constant study.
B. Education in China is superior to education elsewhere.
C. Without traditional Chinese education, children will become arrogant.
D. The goal of education is to master many skills, both practical and intellectual.
E. Education is only for some—others become “wild” laborers.
F. With a good education, a “wild” child can become more useful to his family.

3. PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A?
A. “The object of Chinese education is to pump up the wisdom of the ancients into the minds of the moderns” (Paragraph 1)
B. “According to Chinese theory, or practice, a school which should only be in session for six months of the year, would be a gross absurdity” (Paragraph 1)
C. “The same saying is current in regard to the second degree, and with not less reason” (Paragraph 2)
D. “He may be incomparably more useful to his family than the other, but so far as education goes he is only a ‘wild’ lad” (Paragraph 3)
E. “He has very little opportunity to learn anything of practical affairs, and still less disposition” (Paragraph 5)
F. “So far as they go these are valuable acquirements, although they can scarcely be termed an education” (Paragraph 6)

What is tone in writing?

A an authors choice
B inverted syntax in poetry
C the authors attitude
D deliberate grammatical errors

PLEASE HELP! DUE TOMORROW (MAJOR GRADE) FOR 50 POINTS!!!

Prompt Options for Tier 3

Utilizing the twelve words from your Tier 2 vocabulary, write a well thought out, concise, short fiction story utilizing one of the following prompts. Please highlight the vocabulary words as you use them to help with grading purposes. Your short story should include well developed characters, dialogue, and an identified theme. Word count should at least be 500 words and no more than 800 words.

This is worth 50% of your first major grade.

Students will submit their final papers via TURNITIN.com

This is an IN CLASS essay. Online students must be on the zoom with cameras on.


Write a fiction story where the sales manager of a local store has had enough. Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words in your story.


Write a fiction story where a hairdresser received a shocking confession from a customer. Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words in your story.


Write a fiction story where a famous FICTIONAL character has been written into the wrong story. Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words in your story.


Write a fiction story where the main character is startled awake by . . . . Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words in your story.


Write a fiction story where a priest is hearing a unique confession. Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words in your story.


Write a fiction story where ten people are in a power outage. Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words in your story.


Write a fiction story where the reader is privy to a Fan Fiction Writer's Group meeting. Make sure to use ALL vocabulary words.

Just choose from one and write any fictional story that matches with the one you picked, and use all 12 of the vocabulary words. PLEASE AND THANK YOU

Write a thesis statement that expresses the topic and your viewpoint on how the campaign effectively promotes the influenza vaccination to a range of audiences.

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Write a figurative language sentence for each picture.

How do you think the daytime and nighttime skies would look if there were no Sun in
our solar system? Describe at least two things that would be different.

Reread page 299. At this point in the play, how would the people of the Annex describe Anne? Support your answer with details from the text.

Read this passage by Mawi Asgedom and answer the question that follows:

Hi, my name is Mawi Asgedom. I'm excited to offer this class to you for one simple reason. That's because I believe you are far more intelligent, far smarter than you know. And the reason I believe that is, I lived it in my own life. See, I was born in Ethiopia; in my homeland there was a war so I became a refugee and I had to come to this country when I was seven years old. I didn't know any English when I came. I went to first grade, it was really hard. I didn't know the alphabet, I didn't know what to do in class. I looked around and thought, man, I can't be successful like these other kids. My family had also grown up in poverty, grew up on welfare from first to twelfth grade, my father was legally blind. I thought I couldn't do it. Fast forward to eighth grade, I had a D in my math class; I got Cs in some of my classes. I got kicked off my basketball team, I had a lot of challenging problems, I didn't have a lot of confidence.

Well, in high school something changed. I acquired some study skills, my mindset changed. Guess what guys? I became an A student. I became a top athlete in sports. And in my senior year of high school, something incredible happened, I couldn't have imagined. I got over three hundred thousand dollars worth of scholarships, I got into every college I applied to. I ended up going to Harvard University, the number one university in the United States, some people say the world. When I was at Harvard, I got As while I was there.

What I figured out, what I learned, is that any student, of any background, can be successful, whether you are rich or poor. For those of you that are out there thinking, well Mawi, I'm not that smart, I can't make it, I'm always struggled in school. In this class, I'm going to show you how to achieve and do things you never thought possible in the classroom. You're going to find out you're a lot more intelligent, a lot smarter than you ever knew and I'm going to show you how. For those of you out there who are great students, who say Mawi I've already got this, guess what, I spent four years at Harvard with some of the best students on the planet and I learned a lot of things from my own journey too. I've worked with more than a million students over the last fifteen years and if you are a good student right now, I'm going to make you better. This class will make you better.

Read the following statement: Well, in high school something changed. I acquired some study skills, my mindset changed.

What evidence did Mawi use to support this statement?

He started earning A's, became a top athlete, and was accepted to Harvard.
He believes that any student, from any background, can become successful.
He got a D in math class, C's in other classes, and got kicked off the basketball team.
He was a refugee from Ethiopia, grew up in poverty, and had low self-confidence.

Yes. She always wanted to do something __(4)__ different but she knew she wouldn't be able to speak fluently.

Hey if you could help me out with this that would be great!​

1. Matthew Henson was an explorer who didn't get credit during his lifetime for his ___________________. 2. Over and over, Henson traveled through the icy ___________________ of the Arctic. accomplishments, determined, expedition, frigid, wilderness

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Match each excerpt to the correct type of poetry.

Fad diets are weight-loss programs that enjoy short-term popularity and are sold based on a marketing gimmick that appeals to the public’s desire and fears. How can you tell if a program is a fad diet

"Haven't you heard? I'm as cold as the tip of the iceberg that tipped the Titanic." - "KOD" by J. Cole A. Simile B. Metaphor C. Oxymoron ​

Which sentence below accurately describes the inclusion of the information box on the second page of the article?

Which detail from the Newsela article "Dream Jobs: Investigative Reporter" supports the central idea that investigative reporters can bring about real, substantive change in the world?