What is the purpose of the chorus in Romeo and Juliet?
A. Cueing the audience when to laugh, cheer and boo
B. Singing in the background
C. Explaining the setting of the play
D. Introducing the themes and ideas of the play

The purpose of the chorus is to introduce the theme of fate and the role it plays in the lives of Romeo and Juliet. Hence option D.

The chorus speaks the prologue.  the purpose of the prologue? The purpose of the prologue is to introduce the audience to what happens later in the story. The chorus provides another short sonnet describing the new love between Romeo and Juliet.

The prologue to Romeo and Juliet is a fourteen-line sonnet that sets the stage for tragedy to occur. comprehensively warns readers that future love stories will end with the heartbreak of lovers from years of violent relationships. A family of lovers. These deaths end the conflict. They show two lovers dying due to a conflict between two families. The chorus tells how Romeo's feelings for Rosaline die while her love for Juliet blossoms.

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What is Kaddo's problem at the beginning of the story?

When Eddie and Adam were accused of damaging school property, they were sent to the principle. Eddie tried to argue that he couldn't have caused the damage because he was helping out in the nurse's office at the time. Adam accused Eddie of sophistry. What did he mean?

A. He was accusing Eddie of using too much rhetoric.

B. He was accusing Eddie of being intentionally deceitful.

C. He was accusing Eddie of stealing from the nurse's office.

D. He was accusing Eddie of putting the blame on a sophomore.​

An area of study in which you take most of your college classes is called a
A. major
B. minor
C. diploma
D. cluster

explain in your own opinion what is liability without fault?​

Is a hamburger a sandwich?

The writer is considering adding the following sentence to the passage after sentence 10.

In fact, a recent study indicates that the average individual’s attention span decreases by 88% each year.

Should the writer add this sentence after sentence 10?

Yes, because it provides a contextual detail that helps the audience better understand the writer’s argument.
Yes, because it creates an appeal to the audience’s sense of logic through the addition of a statistic.
Yes, because it provides a credible piece of evidence that strengthens the writer’s line of reasoning.
No, because the example fails to provide the details needed to show how it supports the passage’s topic.
No, because it provides evidence that is irrelevant to the claim made in sentence 10 and the writer’s thesis.

Read each example of dialogue from A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. Which dialogue is correctly punctuated?
"It's not my affair," said he, with a final shrug of the shoulders. "The people from the market did it. Let them bring another."
"It's not my affair." said he, with a final shrug of the shoulders. "The people from the market did it. Let them bring another".
"It's not my affair", said he, with a final shrug of the shoulders. "The people from the market did it. Let them bring another."
"It's not my affair". said he, with a final shrug of the shoulders.
"The people from the market did it. Let them bring another".

Is this an adequate specific purpose statement: "To explain to the campus volunteer
club the new method for logging their service hours."?

4. When motorcycle accidents occur,
two-fifths
one-fourth
one-half
two-thirds
of them are caused by the driver, not by the motorcyclists.

When addressing a counterclaim in an argumentative essay, it is important to
consider how the counterclaim reinforces the main position of your argument.
include details and statistics that support the counterclaim.
show readers why the counterclaim is as valid as your argument.
explain the pitfalls of the counterclaim in comparison to your argument.

Read the following sets of sentences and restructure them, utilizing the method expressed in the parentheses. (Be certain to apply punctuation where necessary.)
(5.) I was losing consciousness; my will to live kicked in. (subordinate clause)

Which of the following describes a strategy for revising globally?

Pastor Eldridge just about preaches Khalil into heaven. I'm
not saying Khalil didn't make it to heaven-I don't know-but
Pastor Eldridge tries to make sure he gets there. He sweats and
breathes so hard I get tired looking at him.
5. What type of figurative language does the narrator use when
describing Pastor Eldridge's preaching?
O Simile
O Metaphor
O Hyperbole
* 12 points

Why might a writer open a story with an implied conflict?
A. To offer an alternative way to look at the main events
OB. To raise questions the reader will want answered
O C. To ask the reader to recall the structure of another story
D. To suggest that the story will have a surprise ending

The night (end), it (be) the daylight now.​

Night Wiesel refers to his life as a quest which impiles that he had been in search of something. What do you think this is

Polls have found that for the last 60 years young adults are more likely than older adults to believe in astrology. The internet has made it easier to find information about it, but it's always been interesting to young adults, but not older adults. Why do you think this is the case? Relate your answer to the development of critical-thinking skills and the stages of cognitive development in Chapter 1. Write two to three paragraphs explaining your answer.

Which text best completes the sentence?

The following thesis statements are for literary analysis papers comparing the characters in the short stories "The
Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara and "The Stolen Party" by Liliana Hecker. Which is the better thesis statement?
(Remember the guidelines for writing good thesis statements that you have studied in this lesson.)
1. Both Sylvia and Rosaura are confident about themselves and their roles in their societies. However, despite this
self-confidence, their futures are likely to be very different because of their attitudes toward the events that
occur, their reactions to their discoveries, and the influences of the female figures around them.
O2. Both Sylvia and Rosaura are similar in that they are confident about themselves, but they are different in many
other ways.

Parents of a 3-year-old male who has chronic serous otitis media in the right ear have consented to surgery. Patient is placed under general anesthesia and the provider makes an incision in the tympanic membrane. Fluid is suctioned out from the middle ear and a ventilating tube is placed in the ear to provide a drainage route to help reduce middle ear infections. What CPT® and ICD-10-CM codes are reported?

Common noun of red ribbon​

Match each word in the word bank to the given definitions below. visualize rebel hatchet frown retrieve exult > I used a dramatic awareness transmission patience arrangement mental exasperate power. My sister was being so >I tried to > The I decided to The dog ran to The sad clown had a > We needed to bring. I couldn't understand the teacher's ➤ The ➤ I had a to cut the branch of the tree. ignite explode painted on his face. to the deadly disease. direction. army fought against the government in vague ➤I ➤ I My mom was so angry she looks as if she would > We made an You need a lot of about what she saw. what I would look like in ten years. of my car broke down. the fireworks. the frisbee. the teacher because I would not listen. when I received the honor roll certificate. to meet after school. to be a teacher. breakdown before the test.​

I need help with number 1-2-3

1 of 10
Suneeta is using the alternating method to compare cats and dogs as pets. Her first body paragraph discusses the similarities and
differences between cats and dogs in terms of cost of ownership. What might she discuss in her next paragraph?
O The similarities and differences between cats and dogs in terms of cost of ownership
O The similarities between dogs and rabbits in terms of cost of ownership
O The similarities and differences between cats and dogs in terms of length of life
O The reasons why dogs are clearly the superior pet in terms of cost of ownership

how does further knowledge about rhetorical situation enhance our ability to write?

Sort the tiles according to whether they describe elements of an English sonnet or an Italian sonnet.
sestet
English Sonnet
Italian Sonnet
three quatrains
octave
couplet

Which sentence uses the dash
incorrectly?
A. Somewhere here there is a spring - a free-flowing
spring of fresh water.
B. "I've been looking," reported - Tad- . "I can't find it."
C. I wish we had more time to search. It has to be here -
somewhere!

Which sentence most clearly contains understatement?
A. We hit a bit of a snag driving here when the bridge we were on
collapsed.
B. "Look out!" the stagecoach driver shouted as bandits descended
on us.
OC. No other country can cmpare to the power, size, and grandeur of
Palau.
D. Pellets of rain popped against the tin roof as the heavens above
opened up.

How did ponyboy get out of his tough situation with the socials

We dump 8.8 million tons of plastic into oceans By: Seth Borenstein, Associated Press December 16, 2021 Each year about 8.8 million tons of plastic ends up in the world oceans. The quantity is much higher than previous estimates, according to a new study. It tracked marine debris from its source. That's the equivalent of five grocery bags full of plastic debris dotting each foot of coastline around the world. So says the study's lead author, Jenna Jambeck. She is an environment engineering professor at the University of Georgia. At the current rate, Jambeck projects that by 2025, the total accumulated plastic trash in the oceans will reach around 170 million tons. That's based on population trends and continued waste management disposal problems. But there may be some early signs of change, she said. More than half of the plastic waste that flows into the oceans comes from just five countries. They are China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and Sri Lanka. The U.S. is ranked No. 20. Europe and the U.S. are not mismanaging their collected waste. The plastic trash coming from those countries is due to litter, researchers said. China is responsible for 2.4 million tons of plastic that makes its way into the ocean. That's nearly 28 percent of the world total. The U.S. contributes 77,000 tons. That is less than 1 percent, according to the study published in the journal Science. This is mostly because developed countries have systems to trap and collect plastic waste, Jambeck said.
"We need to wake up and see our waste," Jambeck said. "I think the problem in some ways has sort of snuck up around us." The amount of plastics estimated to be going into the water is equal to how much tuna is fished per year. So "we are taking out tuna and putting in plastic, said study co-author, Kara Lavendar Law. Nancy Wallace is head of the marine debris program for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. She said plastic waste in the water is eaten by sea life. It also collects ocean toxins. And, there's a clean-up cost and it affects tourism. Jambeck used World Bank statistics on 192 countries' waste streams to track and estimate plastic pollution from the source. She examined how much waste is generated and the percentage that reaches the oceans. Jambeck's estimates were for 2010 and ranged between 5 and 14 million tons of plastic. The middle scenario estimate is 8.8 million tons. Previous estimates were less than 1 million tons, based on samples. Scientists know that much can be hidden in the bottom of the ocean and in places researchers don't get to. Last year Andrs Czar of the University of Cadiz in Spain estimated the waste at about 35,000 tons. Cozar said his team acknowledged that "99 percent of the ocean's plastic is missing." 1. a. Underline any unfamiliar words b. Use context clues to help find the meaning. c. Think of two possible substitutions (synonyms) for at least two unfamiliar words
Accumulated synonom:gatgher

range synonom:sort

d. Confirm your definition by checking a dictionary or thesaurus 2. Copy down three facts from the article. 3. Write 3+ thoughts in the margin to show your thinking while you read. (6 points) 3. Write a 5 - 7 sentence paragraph summary of the article. (10 points) 4. Critical thinking challenge: Why do some countries contribute more trash to the oceans than others?