Answer:
They share bad tempers.
Explanation:
In India, Mary used to hit her Ayah and call her names. Colin has gigantic temper-tantrums with lots of screaming and crying, and they leave him sick and weak. They also both used to be sickly, and didn't like the outdoors.
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Recieve answer from Almightyduckster: https://brainly.com/question/14982274
Does anyone know this?
I think the answer is
B
(i nearly spent all 149 of my points lol)
Part A
Which detail best describes Devon at the beginning of the story?
A. “When I closed my eyes, I could imagine . . .” (paragraph 1)
B. “I wished that road could take me back . . .” (paragraph 2)
C. “. . . she greeted me with an enthusiastic smile.” (paragraph 6)
D. “Alicia and I were silently pedaling our bikes . . .” (paragraph 7)
Part B
Which detail best describes Alicia at the beginning of the story?
A. “‘She’s invited you to go bike riding.’” (paragraph 3)
B. “Alicia was standing by the doorway . . .” (paragraph 6)
C. “. . . she greeted me with an enthusiastic smile.” (paragraph 6)
D. “Alicia and I were silently pedaling our bikes . . .” (paragraph 7)
Answer:
B " I wished that road could take me back. " (paragraph 2)
C ". . . she greeted me with an enthusiastic smile" (paragraph 6)
Explanation: taking the test right now ill confirm figure out if this is right or wrong later in comments for this question.
(I will give brainliest)
How did sailors find their way in unknown waters?
(A)They dumped cargo overboard to go faster.
(B)They turned their small ships into caravels.
(C)They used different tools to find their latitude.
(D)They used land markers to guide them safely.
Answer:
bro its C
Explanation:
i just did the quiz trust me his answer was wrong mine is correct.
"Maximum effort"
who's line?
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Answer:
deadpool?
Explanation:
Someone help me with these. Giving 100 points and brainliest
Answer:
1. Oberon and Titania are arguing because Titania will not give Oberon one of her servant boys.
2. The love potion Oberon uses on Titania is made from flowers.
3. Lysander and Hermia stop to sleep because They are tired and Lysander has gotten them lost
4. Puck mistakes Lysander for Demetrius because Lysander, like Demetrius, is wearing Athenian clothes
5. Titania unwilling to give up her servant boy to Oberon because He was the son of one of her followers and his mother died giving birth. Titania felt obliged to to care of the boy.
6. The reason that Helena is continuing to pursue Demetrius is to have him fall back in love with her again.
7. Demetrius says that she is risking her reputation.
8. Oberon placed a spell on Titana because He wants the little boy. He will make her fall in love with him and then make her give him the boy
9. Oberon's use of the love potion on Titania is to get the little boy only, not for love. Oberon's use of the love potion on Demetrius is to make him fall in love with Helena but Puck puts it on Lysander instead, making him fall in love with Helena.
10. He falls in love with her
11. Helena is so upset at the end of act II because She thinks Lysander is teasing her.
12. She thought a snake was eating her heart while Lysander sat smiling and watching. This might be significant later on in the play because Lysander is now in love with Helena only because of the potion.
(I hope I helped you.)
Are presentational aids and visual aids the same thing? Support your answer.
please help ill give brainlest
Answer:
Presentational aids are items other than the words of a speech that are used to support the intent of the speaker. In particular, they can be visual aids, audio aids or other supporting technology. Visual aids include projectors, physical objects,. photographs, diagrams, charts and so on.
Explanation:
Hope this will help
1 If you go to a doctor’s office today, the doctor will usually know the cause of your illness and how to treat it. That was not true of doctors 200 years ago. No matter what symptoms you had, the treatment would be the same. Doctors did the best they could with what they knew at the time, but their knowledge was limited. The practice of medicine has changed a lot since then, both in understanding what causes diseases and knowing how to treat them.
2 In the 1700s, doctors believed that people’s bodies held four fluids called “humors.” These matched the elements of the natural world: air, water, earth, and fire. The four humors had to be balanced for a person to be healthy. One of these four was blood. Doctors believed that a person who had too much “bad blood” would become sick, and the best way to keep people healthy or to cure a problem was to get rid of the bad blood.
3 For hundreds of years, doctors used bloodletting to treat patients with any number of problems, from fevers to back pain to broken bones. To remove the “bad blood,” a doctor made a small cut in an arm or near a wound. The doctor then collected some amount of blood in a bowl. In most cases, the doctor would continue the bleeding until the patient was close to passing out. People believed this would get rid of the bad blood so that the patient’s body could become balanced again.
4 The practice was so common that most doctors carried bloodletting pouches and kits with them. These kits contained tools for making small cuts, but people who didn’t want to go to the doctor for bloodletting could go to a barber instead. Barbers performed the same procedure on people to help them stay healthy. The emblem for a barber shop was a red and white striped pole. Red represented blood, and white was for the bandages used to stop the bleeding.
5 George Washington died in 1799 from what modern doctors think was a throat infection. Like most people at the time, he believed in bloodletting, and asked to be bled when he became very sick with a sore throat. During his brief illness, doctors drained a lot of blood from his body. They hoped it would cure him, but it did not; Washington died twenty-four hours later. Bloodletting probably did not kill him, but it certainly did not help him recover.
6 In the early 1800s, if a person was injured, a doctor might perform surgery. This could involve cutting off an arm or leg that was badly injured and could not be saved, or removing a bullet or other object from a wound. In those days, more people died from surgery than were saved.
7 One of the reasons so many people died then was that doctors did not know about bacteria. They did not clean the germs from their hands or medical tools between treating patients. Many patients got infections and died, but doctors did not understand the real cause of death.
8 In 1867, British surgeon Joseph Lister determined that carefully cleaning hands, medical equipment, and wounds could greatly reduce the risk of infections, but American doctors were slow to accept his views. It was the treatment of another American president that helped change their minds.
9 In 1881, President James Garfield was shot as he entered a train station. Doctors tried to remove the bullet. However, they did not clean their hands or tools. They tended to him for about ten weeks before he died. Doctors found that he died from an infection rather than from the bullet. That discovery helped bring about some important changes in medicine.
10 Today, doctors know much more than they did in the past and use the best information available. We are lucky that modern medicine is as advanced as it is, and offers so many benefits. Even so, some of their methods may change someday, as scientists make new discoveries.How does paragraph 9 fit into the overall structure of the article?
A.
It shows that studying an error led to progress in medicine.
B.
It shows that doctors did not need to clean their hands or tools.
C.
It tells what happened to President Garfield after he was shot.
D.
It shows that there were no advancements in medicine before 1881.
Part B
Which sentence from paragraph 9 best supports the answer to Part A?
A.
“In 1881, President James Garfield was shot as he entered a train station.”
B.
“Doctors tried to remove the bullet.”
C.
“They tended to him for about ten weeks before he died.”
D.
“Doctors found that he died from an infection rather than from the bullet.”