What type of characters are the protagonista in "Araby," "The Story of an
Hour" and "Sweat"?

Answer:

The nameless protagonist of James Joyce's "Araby" is an innocent, idealistic boy who is also something of a romantic.

4. BAMI! The door shut behind me.which of the following is the figurative language
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What is an example of situational irony in the expert the open window

Use the sentence to answer the question.

I have 'ta tell ya about this sick new game that just popped up outta nowhere yesterday!!!

How can this sentence be written to share the same information using formal language?

(1 point)

I discovered a new, interesting game that just came out!!!!

discovered a new, interesting video game that was just released.

I discovered a new, interesting video game that was just released.

There's an interesting new game I just found out about.

There's an interesting new game I just found out about.

I found a sick, new game that just came out yesterday.

If the student does not include a cell membrane in one or both of the models, how would that affect the function of the cell?

A.
The cell would not be able to produce food.

B.
There would be nothing to control what enters and exits the cell.

C.
There would be no rigid structure and support for the cell.

D.
The cell would not be able to produce energy.

hoose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from others

1. A. invite B. village C. tired D. life

Why is the young rioter compared to clay? What literary device is used?

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Please help ……………………..

I GIVE BRAINLIST ON ALL MY QUESTIONS!!

Refer to the explorations in literature for a complete version of this story

Read these sentences about a trip to the market from araby in which Joyce employs to religious imagery what describing the boys feelings for his man fans sister these noises concevergre in a single sensation of life for me I imagined that i bored my chalice safely through a throng of foes her name sprang to my lips at moments in strange prayers and praises which I myself did not understand

how does this description affect the meaning of this passage ?

A) it depicts how a boys wild imagination causes him to get carried away

B) it expresses how the boys confusion about his catholic faith affects his behavior and daily life

C) it describes how a boys trip to the market with his aunt becomes a religious quest

D) it shows how the boy aligns his feelings of romantic love with a sense of deep religious devotion

What do you think our society should do about those technologies?

Write down at least five emotions, feelings, or images that support the central effect that Poe focused on in The Raven. Ensure you document your claims with proof from the poem.

Direction: Supply that appropriate modal verb to complete the sentence : Choose one from the following : Should, could , would , must, may.


1) Which one ______ I buy? The red Of the yellow?
2)______ you speak English when you were a child?
3)_______ you like to see a movie this weekend?
4) It's a new word to me. I______ Check it my dictionary.
5)The weather______ be better tomorrow.

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what does your house look like?

are pastrys are the best in town

“The First Amendment allows my client to make his living this
way or to help his accuser become even more famous. In fact,
the First Amendment clearly states that NO LAW can abridge
the freedom of the press.”
This passage implies that

Based on the provided
definitions, which sentence
uses the underlined
vocabulary word correctly?
A. I would like a scope of ice cream.
B. The scope of her essay was too wide to
cover in a three page paper.
C. Everyone needs to help scope gifts at
the holidays.

in the hobbit
The elves are known for their



food


gold


singing

how are ancient books similar to books today?

the adoptive family of anne of green gables expected her to be what?

Why might an analogy be useful?

A.) It keeps the vernacular simple and direct.
B.) It eliminates digression from the topic.
C.) It can explain a new concept by referring to a familiar one.
D.) It ensures that only experts in the topic will be able to understand what is being discussed.

what are the 3 different semantic categories that words fall into?

Find the lines that foreshadow Beowulf’s death. Quote and include line numbers with your answer.

Familiar words of corpus

Which revision effectively eliminates the fallacy in
sentence 52
People will realize that corn plastic is not a perfect
solution because of its drawbacks.
O Corn plastic is not a perfect solution, but there may
be ways to overcome its shortcomings.
Corn plastic may not be a perfect solution, but it is
the best one we have.
Corn plastic is not perfect, but the solution is to put
more funding toward research,

2. Refers to a planned, structured, repetitive, and aims to improve or maintain one or more components of physical fitness A. Physical activity B. Exercises C. Aerobics D. All of the above​

What is the effect of Groucho’s short history of Casablanca

what does gertrude tell claudius in act 4, scene 1, after hamlet has killed polonius?

Finally, the bus arrived. Joe jumped on and gave the driver his fare. As he sat down, he checked to make sure that he had enough money for a ticket. Last week Joe had seen a western called Trail of the Seven Sioux. He didn't know what was showing this week. The bus was behind schedule , and Joe was afraid he would be late--but when he got there, he didn't have to wait in line. He found a good seat just as the lights dimmed. What is this story about

Jane was sent by her Chicago-based company to a business convention in Tokyo, Japan. While at lunch, she and several other Americans in attendance sat together at lunch. As they laughed and enjoyed themselves, Jane noticed that many people glanced at them uncomfortably and whispered to each other. When Jane asked the young waitress what was wrong, the girl avoided eye contact with her, shook her head without saying a word, and quickly walked back to the kitchen. Based on what you know about nonverbal communication, give at least three explanations for the misunderstandings between the people in this scenario.

what is yall favorite kanye album, mine is yeezus and my beautiful dark twisted fantasy

Drag each label to the correct location on the chart.
Identify the approach of each passage.
- has a scientific approach
- is formal
- discusses history
- discusses product engineering

Passage 1

Our Amazing Solar System
by NASA and STScI (adapted excerpt)

Very little was known about Neptune and its atmosphere until Voyager 2 arrived at the planet in 1989. Voyager revealed a banded cloud structure and a storm that was called the Great Dark Spot. Neptune's axis is tilted similar to Earth's. Neptune therefore exhibits seasonal changes. However, the seasons on Neptune last for decades, not months as on Earth. In fact, Neptune has only completed one orbit of the Sun since its discovery in 1843. It is remarkable that Neptune exhibits any evidence of seasonal change at all, given that the Sun, as viewed from the planet, is 900 times dimmer than it is from Earth. Still, Hubble, a deep space telescope, has been able to observe such changes.

Hubble's near-infrared capabilities allow the telescope to observe high-altitude clouds on Neptune that are useful for tracking seasonal changes. In fact, Hubble images taken in the late 1990s showed that cloud bands on Neptune were getting wider and brighter were considered the first observational evidence that the planet undergoes a change of seasons.

In 2002, astronomers using Hubble noted that the abundance of high-altitude clouds increased the planet's brightness from observations made in the late 1990s. Astronomers consider this brightness increase a sign of seasonal change. Hubble studies show that Neptune has a nearly constant brightness at low latitudes (near the equator). This supports the idea that the observed changes are seasonal in nature, because seasonal effects would be minimal near the equator and most evident at high latitudes.

Passage 2

About the Hubble Space Telescope
by NASA and STScI (excerpt)

Orbiting 360 miles above Earth, the Hubble Space Telescope is positioned high above the blurring effects of the atmosphere. From this vantage point, it captures images with 10 times the typical clarity of any ground-based telescope and views not only visible light, but also wavelengths1 of near-infrared and ultraviolet light that cannot reach Earth's surface. To operate from orbit, the observatory works like any other scientific or imaging spacecraft; it converts the optical data it collects into electrical signals that are transmitted back to Earth. It must also withstand the airless, high-radiation, and harsh thermal environment of space.

Unlike most other spacecraft, however, Hubble was designed to be serviced periodically by astronauts and so was built with modular components that are astronaut-friendly to handle and replace. This design strategy has enabled it to operate longer than ordinary spacecraft and to benefit from the technological advancements of the last two decades. Astronauts have visited the telescope five times to upgrade its computers, mechanisms, and instruments. These servicing missions have kept the observatory at the forefront of discovery by providing it with increasingly sensitive and accurate components. The last of these servicing calls was in May 2009.

1. the distance between one light wave from any one point to the next point of corresponding phase