In "My Mother's Blue Bowl," Alice Walker describes a bowl that is of tremendous importance to her. Explain the significance of an important object or person in your own or your family's life?

A significant object in my family life is the family spoon.

This refers to an object which has real or sentimental value and is treasured by the owners.

Hence, there are different significant objects in each household and in ours, its the family spoon and this is because my grandfather went to war with it and it saved his life.

**Is this a haiku poem:**

I saw a bright light
Which turns out to be thunder
But it struck me twice

please anyone who knows……….

What connection does the author draw between branding and human behavior? Battle of Brands

Part C After writing out your instructions, use the technology available to you to record those instructions. Have a family member, teacher, or friend listen to your instructions and perform each step. Observe your volunteer and ask yourself these questions: Was your volunteer able to achieve the desired result? Was your volunteer able to follow each step of your instructions? If not, which step(s) were unclear to your volunteer and why? After your volunteer completes the task, ask him or her these questions about the instructions: Were my instructions clear? If not, what parts of my instructions were not clear and why? What additional information do I need to provide for you to complete this task? After asking yourself and your volunteer these questions, write a reflection that describes what you did well and what you could improve about your instructions. Be sure to include details related to feedback from your volunteer as well as yourself.

Which claim from “The Case for Shelter Animals” is supported by reasons or evidence?

1 Mills and pet store are only in business to make money.

2 All dogs sold at pet stores come from puppy mills.

3 Dogs and cats provide unconditional love.

4 Rescuing pets from shelters saves lives.

I can’t remember the last time I got a good night’s sleep. I keep waking up because I’m so stressed about my math class. I just toss and turn, thinking about the next question I’ll get wrong when the teacher calls on me. When the morning alarm goes off, I’m exhausted, and by the time math class rolls around, I can barely keep my eyes open. Help!

1. Identity (figure out) what you think is causing the person’s stress. ?
2. How is the situation affecting the student's body?
3. Provide one or two ways for reducing their stress. ?

at which point in the action does this story begin

B. Perez Galdos's novel Dona Perfecta was published in Spain in 1876. During the nineteenth century, there was great political and social unrest in Spain. This period was characterized by a number of civil wars as a result of the clash between the liberals and the monarchy.

Which sentence best illustrates the conflict between classes in nineteenth-century Spain?

A. Senor Licurgo either did not hear the young man's words, or, hearing, he paid no attention to them.

B. I am delighted to hear it, for since they came into my possession these famous lands have never brought me a penny.

C. But you, Senor Don Jose, can apply to your own cause the saying that the eye of the master fattens the ox, and now that you are here, try and recover your property.

D. This field appears to be better cultivated. I see that all is not dreariness and misery in the Poplars.

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Based on this excerpt, what can you conclude about Confederate spy Henry Harrison?

While Longstreet was holding this position, a scout, more properly a spy, was placed at his service by the War Department. His time seemed to be passed about equally within our lines and the enemy's. Harrison (such was his name) always brought us true information. There was always confirmation of his reports afterwards.
While one is always suspicious that such spies give away as much as they bring and may be in the pay of both sides, it was difficult to be sure of this in Harrison's case. He went everywhere, even through Stanton's War Office at Washington itself, and brought in much. We never discovered that he sold anything against us; besides, we verified his account of himself as coming from Mississippi.
Adapted from G. Moxley Sorrel, Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer

why do margots classmates lock her up denying her the chance to see the sun?

As carl becker [1] pointed out during the rise of european fascism after world war i [2], for democracy to prosper, it needs "a certain measure of economic security" [3]. [4] in which position should a citation be inserted? position 1 position 2 position 3 position 4

Which excerpt from Fast Food Nation best illustrates the use of the rhetorical appeal pathos?
O Teenagers have long provided the fast food industry with the bulk of its workforce.
• The strict regimentation at fast food restaurants creates standardized products.
O Although Richard and Mac McDonald introduced the division of labor to the restaurant business, it was a McDonald's
executive named Fred Turner who created a production system of unusual thoroughness and attention to detail.
• But the stance of the fast food industry on issues involving employee training, the minimum
wage, labor unions, and
overtime pay strongly suggests that its motives in hiring the young, the poor, and the handicapped are hardly
altruistic.

Question 3 of 10
Which is an example of an imaginary character based on a real person?
O A. A fictional character who shares many qualities with the author's
best friend
O B. A memorable teacher described in the biography of a famous
dancer
O C. A brave hero who resembles the heroes of ancient Greek myths
O D. A character who feels superior to all of his friends and co-workers
SUBMIT

how are you'll doing today!​

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Do you fancy ...(1)... something different this summer? If you do, why ...(2)... join a volunteer organisation? If that ...(3)... good, there are usually plenty of opportunities locally. If you ...(4)... a local volunteer centre near you, they ...(5)... be able to tell you what kind of projects you can get involved in. If you're interested ...(6)... the environment, you can often help out at places like parks or gardens. If you'd rather ...(7)... with animals, there might be opportunities in places like animal rescue centres or zoos. Or, if you'd prefer ...(8)... something connected to history or art, you may be able to do something at local museums and art ...(9)... . Volunteering is a great experience and ...(10)... really valuable when you start looking for a job.

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List two Old Testament Scriptures (book, chapter, and verse) that were fulfilled with the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.

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have you got_________ ahome work ?(much/many)​

Please help due by the end of the day!

What does this quote mean?
Do not allow your mind to be imprisoned by majority thinking. Remember that the limits of science are not the limits of imagination.
- Dr. Patricia Bath

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Regularly scheduled meetings are always necessary. please select the best answer from the choices provided t f

Gatsby
For a moment the last sunshine fell with romantic affection upon her glowing
forward breathlessly as I listened-then the glow faded, each light deserting h
children leaving a pleasant street at dusk.
Based on this excerpt, what inference can be made about Daisy Buchanan?
O Her beauty is matched by her intellect.
O She values independence more than anything
O Her beauty and ease mask a darker reality.
She is a woman of few demands.

Read the passage from a speech on vietnam given by president nixon in 1969. "for the future of peace, precipitate withdrawal would thus be a disaster of immense magnitude. —a nation cannot remain great if it betrays its allied and lets down its friends. —our defeat and humiliation in south vietnam without question would promote recklessness in the councils of those great powers who have not yet abandoned their goals of world conquest. —this would spark violence wherever our commitments help maintain the peace—in the middle east, in berlin, eventually even in the western hemisphere. . . For these reasons, i rejected the recommendation that i should end the war by immediately withdrawing all of our forces. " —president richard nixon address to the nation nov. 3, 1969 what foreign policy direction does the president say the united states should follow?.

Head toward the large yellow sign to find the lemon grove. which word is a preposition? head toward yellow lemon

The following is a draft of a student essay. It may contain errors.

Curfews: Effective and Fair?

Curfews have wide support from the public, including from law enforcement and government officials. Many parents also support the idea of a government-enforced curfew. These supporters believe that keeping the youth off the streets at night will deter youth-related crime.
However, curfews are not effective at stopping juveniles. First, most of the crimes committed by juveniles happen in the late afternoon when they have free time. Many believe that the crimes committed by juveniles happen at night and that the curfews prevent it. However, this isn't true. Furthermore, a government-required curfew takes control away from parents. Parents should be able to decide what is best for their children, but an enforced curfew takes this power away.
The idea of a curfew assumes that many youths will be committing crimes or participating in unsafe activities. But many young people are trustworthy and do not need an enforced curfew. This only creates tension between law enforcement and juveniles. This could be viewed as a lack of trust between law enforcement, the government, and youths. If a curfew is enforced, the people that put it in place should take all young people into account, not just those they fear will commit crimes or engage in hazardous behavior.

Which sentence would be the best introduction to the essay?

A. Local communities have implemented nightly curfews in order to prevent juvenile crime.

B. Curfews, or specific times one must remain at home, are effective for preventing crime.

C. Juveniles are still going to commit crimes even when law enforcement puts a curfew in place.

D. Curfews, which are supposed to prevent crime, do not result in the intended outcome.

At a window poem what does line 7 mean

In "You seem upset." is seem an action verb or a linking verb?

Highlight the compound sentence in paragraph 4 that is joined by two conjunctions preceded by a comma.

Is the word and necessary in this sentence? Explain what it adds, if anything.


Consider, for example, the widespread concern over internet addiction. Are there teens who have an unhealthy relationship with technology? Certainly. But most of those who are “addicted” to their phones or computers are actually focused on staying connected to friends in a culture where getting together in person is highly constrained. Teens’ preoccupation with their friends dovetails with their desire to enter the public spaces that are freely accessible to adults. The ability to access public spaces for sociable purposes is a critical component of the coming of age process, and yet many of the public spaces where adults gather—bars, clubs, and restaurants—are inaccessible to teens.




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In what ways have e-books reimagined what a book can be?