How is 90 degrees north latitude different from from 90 degrees south latitude

Judy Blume's career as an American writer spans four decades and includes many literary awards. She is most famous for her novels geared toward pre-teens. One notable example is Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing. However, Blume also has had success writing for an adult audience. Three of her novels for adults reached the New York Times best-seller list. In a 2008 interview Blume remarked, "I have so many stories left to tell!" By that time she had written nearly 30 novels. Judy Blume an exceptionally talented and productive American author.

Which of the following lists represents text evidence pieces that all support the main idea in this paragraph?

Four decades, many awards, best known for pre-teen novels
Many awards, can write for multiple audiences, 30 novels
Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing, best-seller list, interview
American writer, Tales of a Fourth-Grade Nothing, 30 novels

Which statement contains direct characterization?
Tiana’s mouth dropped open when her parents gave her two rabbits as pets.

a-Andy was a difficult child who had temper tantrums at least twice a day.

b-Aldo balled his fists and shouted, “Get off my lawn now or I’m calling the police!”

c-The little girl started sobbing loudly after her father left on a sudden business trip.

QUESTION 27 Choose the answer. Which best evaluates the effectiveness of the "Dovercourt Camp" report? It is ineffective because it is too critical of the camp owners. It is ineffective because it does not include the testimony of the refugee children. It is effective because it highlights both the positives and negatives of the camp. It is effective because it is written by a young man who lives in the camp. 3 points Save Answer

Who was the first Roman to show any interest in Britain?

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how are central themes in the odyssey, part 1, developed refined by the actions word, and thoughts of Odysseus his crew, and his opponents?

Practice creating a dramatic scene. Create three to five sentences that paint an image in the reader’s mind. In each sentence include at least one of the following: simile, metaphor, alliteration, personification, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, and connotation. Label each sentence with the device you used.

what explorers determined that the Mississippi was not the desired waterway across America.

In order to strengthen this argument, which should the author consider adding? A) humorous anecdotes to lighten the mood and gently criticize opponents B) an attack against administrators and community leaders who do not support this idea for various reasons Eliminate C) a more strongly worded plea that begs the reader to agree to requiring service hours because it’s the right thing to do D) survey results that indicate students who did have to complete service hour requirements felt the requirement was a positive and beneficial experience

Choose the answer. Review the analogy. #### ###### peacemaker :: ______: instigator Which best completes the analogy? Edith Frank Miep Mrs. Van Daan Peter

little johnny buys and plants some tomato seeds everyday he watches them and carefully watering them a month passes and the plant grows and one day a beautiful African violet blooms oh my goodness johnny says where are the tomato
A). Verbal Irony
B). Situational Irony
C). Dramatic Irony

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How does Paris act as an antagonist?

He upsets Capulet by wanting to marry Juliet.

He helps Juliet by taking her mind off her sorrow.

He creates a problem by wanting to marry Juliet.

He defends Juliet against Friar Laurence’s insults.

5. In many countries of the world, labor formed its own...
9. Both workers and the work they do can be called...

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How would this detail at the beginning of his tale have "hooked" the Pardoner's audience?

Question 10 options:

It would not have; this would have been no consequence to his listeners or Chaucer's audience.

This was a common occurrence in Medieval England: his audience may have known a victim.

The gory details would have been interesting and may have caused his audience to listen.

The Pardoner built suspense as he spoke of thievery.

Which statement best explain the reaction of the narrator,Sam,to Ebenezer dorset’s counter-proposition

Refer to Explorations in Literature for a complete version of this narrative.

Which details from “Nameless, Tennessee” by William Least Heat Moon show that the residents’ lives and history are simple but meaningful?

SELECT EACH CORRECT ANSWER

a. The narrator learns that Miss Ginny’s nerves were treated with ammonia—and she still swears by it.

b. Watts tells the narrator how he built this version of the general store and the history behind it.

c. The narrator notices a poster of a smiling Senator Albert Gore, Jr., on the window of the store.

d. Watts and Miss Ginny tell the narrator that they hope to sell the store one day.

What is the similarity between faults and earthquakes? They can occur at convergent boundaries. They can occur at divergent plate boundaries. Both may occur when plates slide past each other. Both may occur when one plate is pushed below another.

is yes a conjunction in this sentence yes someone is preparing jambalaya. in the kitchen

What is the meaing of "Wave" by Dale wisely

My child
Born to me by water
and by water
swept away

Why might celebrating Columbus Day be offensive to Native Americans?

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To serve a witness. The word is nuetral.
What is a synonym?
- manipulate
- adverse
encompass
-confornt

Read the passage.

excerpt from "The Dream Comes True”
by Tenzing Norgay

But every so often, as had happened all the way, we would have trouble breathing and have to stop and clear away the ice that kept forming in the tubes of our oxygen sets. In regard to this, I must say in all honesty that I do not think Hillary is quite fair in the story he later told, indicating that I had more trouble than he with breathing and that without his help I might have been in serious difficulty. In my opinion our difficulties were the same—and luckily never too great—and we each helped and were helped by the other in equal measure.

Which statement best describes the author’s viewpoint of Hillary in this excerpt?

He feels that Hillary was mistaken in his account and did not tell the whole truth.

He views Hillary as a liar and is using this story to shed light on the inconvenient truth.

He sees Hillary as a national hero and treasure, emphasizing that he was proud to climb with Hillary.

He sees Hillary as an inferior climber and is trying to destroy his reputation with this account.

Where did jazz originate? New Orleans Chicago Africa Harlem

Why was Grace required to meet with school counselor

Which is fact or opinion?

In your own words, what is the meaning of tolerance?

Miss America: Not Just Another Pretty Face

Many people are against the very idea of a beauty pageant. Most probably have no idea that the Miss America Scholarship Program provides more scholarships to young women than any other organization in the world. It started as just a beauty contest in Atlantic City, New Jersey, in 1921. However, Miss America has been giving away scholarships since 1945. Bess Myerson became the first person to receive a cash award. Between the national, state, and local organizations, Miss America reports that it gave away more than $45 million in cash and scholarships last year.
One of the biggest objections to the pageant has been the swimsuit competition. In 1996, the pageant conducted a poll. Almost 90 percent of voters wanted to keep the swimsuit portion. It is still used today to judge physical fitness. However, several other parts of the competition are scored more heavily. The personal interview that contestants have with the judges is worth 25 percent. The talent competition is worth 35 percent. Evening wear counts for 20 percent. The swimsuit competition counts for 15 percent, and the onstage question is worth 5 percent of the final score.
The young women who compete in pageants like this aren’t just pretty faces. Each contestant is required to select a “platform” issue. They are asked to choose something they feel strongly about and that is relevant to the United States. The winners help bring attention to their issues by speaking to organizations, businesses, and the media. HIV/AIDS prevention, domestic violence, school bullying, literacy, and homelessness have all been highlighted by past Miss America winners.
Miss America has changed from a simple beauty pageant to its current role as a scholarship program. Since 1945, women have received money to pay for graduate school and to pay off student loans. Miss America is much needed. The thousands of young women who have benefited from it have also gone on to have careers in television, film, and business.

Which statement from the passage shows the author's bias in favor of Miss America?


A. However, several other parts of the competition are scored more heavily.

B. Between the national, state, and local organizations, Miss America reports that it gave away more than $45 million in cash and scholarships last year.

C. Most probably have no idea that Miss America Scholarship Program provides more scholarships to young women than any other organization in the world.

D. It started as a beauty contest in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1921.

A text that describes events in the order they happened is structured according to

You have a full time job that pays $2,400 per month. You decide to take a part-time job delivering newspapers that pays $200 per week.

If 15% is withheld for taxes from both jobs, how much would you make in a year after taxes?

$26,520
$31,200
$33,320
$39,200

Provide evidence from the text of ''Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass'' that supports this main idea: Hypocrisy in religion is used to justify slavery. Clearly explain how the evidence you found supports the main idea.

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