1. What objects are represented in each of the four color photographs?

2. Cite three other types of objects that were found in Tutankhamun's tomb but do
not appear in these five photographs.

3. What symbolism appears on the objects represented in both Photo 2 and Photo 5?

The objects that are actually represented in each of the four color photographs are:

The other objects that were found in Tutankhamun's tomb but do not appear in these five photographs are:

"Fit for a King: Treasures of Tutankhamun" is known to be an essay that talks about what King Tutankhamun actually wanted to be buried with. He thought to be buried with what he had that was valuable to him. He also needed them in afterlife.

We see that the objects that were actually represented in the four color photographs were found in the valley of kings near Luxor, Egypt.

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Review your writing and complete the writing reflection rubric. For each criterion, copy and paste the description that best fits what you've written.

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If speakers tend to rush their ideas as fast as they can speak, they should work on their _____. A. Phrasing b. Pacing c. Simplicity d. Ideas.

Can someone also check on this one please and thanks

IV. i) Complete the following sentence using 'don't */ 'doesn't'/ 'didn't' in order to change
it into negative sentences.

Eg: He doesn't study every day.
a) You........speak English very well.
b) We ........love flying kites.
c) I ......go to school yesterday.
d) Sonu .........like to play table tennis.

Elena is a manager at a construction supply company. She is writing a memo to her sales team in preparation for a major sales initiative. Look at this sentence from her memo: Every salesman should make sure he is carrying the client portfolio on his smartphone. How should Elena rewrite this sentence to avoid using stereotypes in her memo?

Make passive: We are going to knock the old library​

When I ... (enter) the room, I ... (notice) that someone ... (draw) the curtains.
6. After he ... (finish) packing his suitcases, he ... (call) a taxi.
7. By the time Susan ... (arrive) at the station, the train ... (leave).
8. She ... (travel) through Europe for a year before she ... (decide) to settle in Spain.
9. The room ... (become) much cooler after she ... (turn on) the air conditioning.
10. Many people ... (sleep) in their beds when the power station ... (explode)

What do you think would happen if one person was responsible for the development and maintenance of the Internet

Read the excerpt from Chapter 1 of Wheels of Change .

Sometime between May and November, 1876, Colonel Albert Augustus Pope took a trip that changed American life forever. It didn't happen overnight. But this one sojourn, to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Pope's home near Boston, Massachusetts, was the first step in a chain of events that ultimately led to the rise of the bicycle, the fall of the horse, the paving of America's roadways, the dawn of modern advertising, and the development of the automobile. Equally important, it helped American women gain increased independence, better health, freedom from restrictive clothing, and eventually, the right to vote.

This paragraph primarily describes the

short-term effects of Colonel Pope’s manufacturing of bicycles.
long-term effects of improved clothing for women in America.
long-term effects of Colonel Pope’s visit to Philadelphia.
short-term effects of the rise of automobiles and the fall of horses.

Highlight details that show a similarity or a difference. there's another difference. in a whirlpool, the swirling current of water draws the fish into the center. but a black hole isn't made of water. something else drives its pulling power. —a black hole is not a hole, carolyn cinami decristofano what is the paragraph comparing or contrasting? it is contrasting the speed of rotation of a whirlpool and a black hole. it is contrasting what produces the pulling power of a whirlpool and a black hole. it is comparing the temperature of the water in a whirlpool and black hole. it is comparing the strength of pulling power of a whirlpool and a black hole.

Escriba los pasados de los siguientes verbos . 1. Go___________________________ 2. Beat_________________________ 3. Bring________________________ 4. Walk_________________________ 5. Play_________________________ 6. Run_________________________ 7. Write_______________________ 8. Need________________________ 9. Act_________________________ 10. Read________________________

three fish and a turtle.

is this sentence a:

fragment (missing subject)
complete sentence
run-on
fragment (missing predicate)

in the space below type the spelling word that means in a very self-assured manner​

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Is education a right or a privilege​.

What purpose do paragraphs 23–24 serve?

Luke Ross’s Sunday comics will be read by me. But the sentence needs to be in the active voice.

Make a list of the events in the poem and put them in sequential order. Tell where you see the four elements of the plot in this poem.
Poem: The Highwayman

Write a farmer and a doctor who is more important

Jumbo squid is becoming a problem near California. The squid is eating local fish. Fishermen are worried. What do you think?

Read the excerpt from Gilgamesh: A New English Version. At four hundred miles they stopped to eat, at a thousand miles they pitched their camp. They had traveled for just three days and nights, a six weeks’ journey for ordinary men. When the sun was setting, they dug a well, they filled their waterskins with fresh water, Gilgamesh climbed to the mountaintop, he poured out flour as an offering and said, "Mountain, bring me a favorable dream.” Which characteristic of an epic hero is most reflected in this excerpt? the ability to persuade others through speech the ability to act as a strong warrior and leader the courage to embark on a challenging journey the courage to undertake life-threatening risks

Read the excerpt from chapter 1 of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Mr. Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile; cold, scanty and embarrassed in discourse; backward in sentiment; lean, long, dusty, dreary and yet somehow lovable. Which best explains why this excerpt is part of the plot’s exposition? It helps to develop the central conflict of the story. It provides background information about a character. It hints at what is going to happen to Mr. Utterson. It describes Mr. Utterson as a man not to be trusted.

What does the motif of freezing characters signal in the drama?
Click to read the play.
A. Samantha realizes something about herself.
O B. Possible employers decide to hire Samantha.
O C. Nadia is ready to give Samantha advice.
O D. Samantha's father solves his own problem.

Which phrase from the story "Po-No-Kah" provides textual evidence for the inference that settling the frontier required exceptional character?

Describe your school​

A distinction the author makes between Elizabeth

Cady Stanton and Frances Willard is that only.



O A. Stanton wrote in favor of women riding

bicycles.

B. Willard was actually known to ride a bicycle.

C. Stanton was actually criticized for riding a

bicycle.

D. Willard was a true spokeswoman for the

bicycle.

Exercise 1: Circle the correct words (From SSA - UNIT 1 - GRAMMAR 1) 1. Wendy always is reading/reads the back page of the newspaper £irst,
2. My parents are having/have dinner at an expensive restaurant tonight,
3. I don't watch/I'm not watching romantic films
4. We_go/are going to the theater once a month.
5. Greg stays/is staying in bed kor the time being,
6. I hardly ever wear/am wearing shoes in the house,
7. How are you getting/do you get to school every day?
8. Can you be quiet please? I try/am trying to do some work
9. What do you do/are you doing at the moment?
10. Does she come/Is she coming out with us on Friday?​

How much precipitation
did California receive in the winter prior to the
May 20 landslide of 2017?
A. 710 mm
B. 390 mm
C. 520 mm
D. 800 mm

another name for auxiliary verb​

I need URGENT help! (don't know what subject this is tho)


I forgot about a school assignment, and it's due tomorrow! I need to write 5 paragraphs about a black hole before tomorrow. I started it, but have no idea how to finish it, and need backup.


the start goes as followed:


Space is a pretty dark place. Even so, some areas are darker than others. Nothing is darker than a black hole. A black hole is an area of such immense gravity that nothing—not even light—can escape from it. Black holes form at the end of some stars’ lives. The energy that held the star together disappears and it collapses in on itself producing a magnificent explosion!

Here’s where things get crazy. All of that material left over from the explosion, many times the mass of our Sun, falls into an infinitely small point.

Black holes can form in many ways though, and large black holes can have tens to millions of times the mass of our sun trapped in a point smaller than the tip of a pin! Some black holes trap more and more material as their mass increases. The point where all that mass is trapped is called a singularity. It may be infinitely small, but its influence is enormous. Imagine a circle with a singularity in the middle. The gravity on the inside of the circle is so strong that nothing can escape—it sucks in everything, even light. That's why it's black!

This circle is known as the event horizon. An event horizon is probably what you are thinking of when you think of a black hole. What would happen, you might wonder, if we took a spacecraft near a black hole’s event horizon? The answer—spaghettification! That’s the technical term, at least. As our spacecraft approaches it, the gravity will be so much stronger on the side closer to the black hole than at the other side that it will get completely stretched out like a piece of spaghetti!

the word perfunctory most closely means
A) Interesting
B) enthusiastic
C) routine
D) melodic