About how many different color foods did you eat for dinner last night?

*And I was like baby baby baby baby *​

Answer:

i ate a sandwhich with pickles and tomatos and also with some meat

Answer:

i ate some crayons, a candle, a flower, and a chocolate bar.

Explanation:

All of the following are characteristics of an effective group member, except a. Develops leadership-oriented structure b. Identifies clear goals c. Gathers and uses information effectively d. Develops a variety of viable options.

What is an important memory? Maybe it is from a family event or a vacation you went on, birthday party, experience with a friend, or something special you did with your pet. Anything!! Any snippet of your life, any small memory that only YOU know. You guys all have wonderful stories to tell. Stories no one else knows. So, share them!! Write a narrative essay that describes the event and tells your reader why this memory is important.

Hayley has 120 apple trees of a certain variety in her orchard. She estimates the population of apples has a mean of 9 seeds per apple with a standard deviation of 2 seeds. The distribution in the number of seeds per apple has a shape that is approximately normal

I HAVE DONE THIS A BILLION TIME AND I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT IT IS...CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE?? THE STORY IS INCLUDED AT THE BOTTOM


Type the correct answer in the box. Spell all words correctly.
What did you have in mind for a theme?

"Of Human Bondage"
By W. Somerset Maugham

Maugham was born in 1874 in Paris, and died in 1965. Maugham attended Heidelberg and then the medical school at St. Thomas, and in 1897 became a qualified doctor. He eventually abandoned medicine after the success of his first novel. Of Human Bondage was published in 1915. During World War l, Maugham worked as a secret agent. He settled in the south of France in 1928.

Philip's uncle had an old friend, called Miss Wilkinson, who lived in Berlin. She was the daughter of a clergyman, and it was with her father, the rector of a village in Lincolnshire, that Mr. Carey had spent his last curacy; on his death, forced to earn her living, she had taken various situations as a governess in France and Germany. She had kept up a correspondence with Mrs. Carey, and two or three times had spent her holidays at Blackstable Vicarage, paying as was usual with the Careys' unfrequent guests a small sum for her keep. When it became clear that it was less trouble to yield to Philip's wishes than to resist them, Mrs. Carey wrote to ask her for advice. Miss Wilkinson recommended Heidelberg as an excellent place to learn German in and the house of Frau Professor Erlin as a comfortable home. Philip might live there for thirty marks a week, and the Professor himself, a teacher at the local high school, would instruct him.

Philip arrived in Heidelberg one morning in May. His things were put on a barrow and he followed the porter out of the station. The sky was bright blue, and the trees in the avenue through which they passed were thick with leaves; there was something in the air fresh to Philip, and mingled with the timidity he felt at entering on a new life, among strangers, was a great exhilaration.

After a few minutes of polite conversation the Frau Professor took Philip to his room and left him. It was in a turret, looking over the tops of the trees in the Anlage; and the bed was in an alcove, so that when you sat at the desk it had not the look of a bedroom at all. Philip unpacked his things and set out all his books. He was his own master at last.

A bell summoned him to dinner at one o'clock and he found the Frau Professor's guests assembled in the drawing room. He was introduced to her husband, a tall man of middle age with a large fair head, turning now to gray, and mild blue eyes. He spoke to Philip in correct, rather archaic English, having learned it from a study of the English classics, not from conversation; and it was odd to hear him use words colloquially which Philip had only met in the plays of Shakespeare. Frau Professor Erlin called her establishment a family and not a pension; but it would have required the subtlety of a metaphysician to find out exactly where the difference lay. When they sat down to dinner in a long dark apartment that led out of the drawing room, Philip, feeling very shy, saw that there were sixteen people. The Frau Professor sat at one end and carved.

Afterwards, when they had sat for a little on the stiff green velvet chairs of the drawing room, Fräulein Anna asked Philip if he would like to go for a walk with them.

what are the taboos tao from boy in the painted cave brake

summarize in your words what is the centersl idea of (A clean park for All)


PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!

Which of the following is not true of a concluding paragraph?
A. It usually includes some restatement of the thesis.
B. It crystallizes the argument in the mind of the reader.
C. It represents the final attempt to convince the reader of the thesis.
D. It is the best place to introduce new ideas into the essay.

PLEASE HELP QUICKLY: (FIRST ANSWER GETS A BRAINLIEST)
What does a general rubric evaluate?


A. It evaluates the writer’s focus, organization, support, and grammar.


B. It evaluates the way in which an instructor grades a paper.


C. It evaluates specific criteria for a specific type of writing.

In one to two sentences, write an example of verbal irony. (2 points)

He is ________ a poet _________ a philosopher. (Pick out the correct pair of conjunctions from the given options. )

Describe two tips and tricks that will help you write an organized rough draft easily and efficiently.

Question 17 Read the following quote. Then, identify the speaker and importance of the quote ( "These violent delights have violent ends And in their triumph die, like fire and powder, Which, as they kiss, consume. The sweetest honey Is loathsome in his own deliciousness And in the taste confounds the appetite. Therefore love moderately: long love doth so; To swift arrives as tardy as too slow."​

What figure of speech does Douglass use to emphasize how the very thought of freedom became a torment to him?

According to Machiavelli, what should a good leader be like?

All of following are monitored or regulated by the EPA EXCEPT
a. disposal of hazardous waste.
b. municipal water suppliers.
water from private wells.
d. treatment and discharge of wastewater.
c.

write a paragraph on the theme of Lord of Flies chapter 12​

Section 1 - Question 5
Which of the following BEST summarizes the impact that Hawthorne's choice of setting has on the
story?
A
A Puritan village in Salem, Massachusetts, on the edge of a gloomy, dreary forest
is the best backdrop for a story about witchcraft.
B
A small town is a better setting than a big city because it allows the reader to
become better acquainted with each character.
с
A gloomy forest makes the reader feel comfortable with the setting since many
stories begin this way.
D
Sunset is a good time for a story to be set because it gives a mysterious air.

Which sentence below demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A.
Mindy and Wilma am running to catch the bus, but it left without them.
B.
Mindy and Wilma was running to catch the bus, but it left without them.
C.
Mindy and Wilma runs to catch the bus, but it left without them.
D.
Mindy and Wilma were running to catch the bus, but it left without them.

you need to choose the correct answer and write the correct sentence

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

dinner was not ready yet, and, i was starving. the brothers, i was happy to see, were finally starting to get along. the tea was, too hot, for me to drink. the grocery store is very crowded, but i, am going to try to be patien

Why does Esperanza think Nenny belongs to a world she, Rachel, and
Lucy don't belong to anymore?

How do the skills and other things I learned in relate in my daily life

Which sentence best expresses one of the themes of Macbeth? Question 5 options: All kings eventually turn into tyrants. Indecision creates opportunities for evil to flourish. Unrestrained ambition leads to destruction and chaos. The supernatural plays no role in human affairs.

Which best describes the setting of “The Rollercoaster”?

A. an amusement park
B. a fun ride
C. a field trip
D. a girl’s imagination

correct these false statements please

Fix the one word that is used incorrectly.
You're more likely to get a shock from static electricity in the winter than in the summer because its easier for electrons to move through the drier winter air.

Distinguish an essentially contestable concept from a well-defined term

write the corrext form of verb ​

Daylight, I wake up. feelin like you won't play right.
I used to know but now that s*** don't feel right.

PLEASE ANSWER! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!!
Read the excerpt from “The Monkey's Paw.”
She ran to the door, but her husband was before her, and catching her by the arm, held her tightly.
"What are you going to do?" he whispered hoarsely.
"It's my boy; it's Herbert!" she cried, struggling mechanically. "I forgot it was two miles away. What are you holding me for? Let go. I must open the door.
"For God's sake don't let it in," cried the old man, trembling.
"You're afraid of your own son," she cried, struggling. "Let me go. I'm coming, Herbert; I'm coming."

How does Mr. White’s reaction to Herbert’s coming home compare to that of his wife’s?

He is thrilled, but she is nervous.
He is horrified, but she is excited.
He is calm, but she is angry.
He is sorrowful, but she is happy.