Pahela Baishakh has become the part and (a) ------- of our culture. We enjoy the day with (b) ------ festivities. The programme has effects not only on the (c) ------ mood and culture but also in the business. Cultural organizations (d) ------ various programmes to mark the day. The media of the country also arrange (e) ------ programmes on the occasion. It's a public holiday which we observe.

Pahela Baishakh has become the part and (a) ---parcel---- of our culture. We enjoy the day with (b) --several---- festivities. The programme has effects not only on the (c) ---people's--- mood and culture but also in the business. Cultural organizations (d) ---organize--- various programmes to mark the day. The media of the country also arrange (e) --special---- programmes on the occasion. It's a public holiday which we observe.

What is the meaning of name Savaine.

What is India's official name?​

Select the absolute phrase in the following sentence:

Piping hot and spicy, the aroma of the food filled the room.

What’s the answer ??

What is the purpose of the SAT?

And i will return, my love, even if it were a million miles away.
Alliteration
Personification
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole

Which word shares a connotative meaning with the word cheap as it is used in this sentence?
Ashley thought her parents were being cheap when they bought generic headache medicine, but it worked as well as the name
brand.
a) thrifty
b) economical
c) frugal
d) miserly

Which of the following defines "prodigious" best? quick humorous very large extremely furry

Explain the effects of the March on Washington of 1963

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V)-Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tenses.
34. The four planets closest to the sun – Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars - (be) ____________called the terrestrial planets because they have solid, rocky surfaces.
35. Our grandparents (come)____________ to stay with us next weekend.
35. Our grandparents (come)____________ to stay with us next weekend.
36. People (wonder) ____________ for ages whether we are alone in the universe.
37. This time next week, we (take)___________ an English test.
38. By the end of this year, I (learn) ____________ English for 6 years.
39. By the end of this century, scientists (discover) ___________ intelligent life.
40. Beagle 2 - the first British spaceship to Mars - (look for)_____________signs of aliens this time next month.
41. Astronauts (travel) _____________ to planets outside our solar system by 2050.
42. I expect your English (improve) __________ a lot by the time you got back from England.
43. NASA (develop)___________ new aircraft to replace space shuttles by the end of this decade.

write an argumentative essay for or against the idea of using controlled fires to protect wild areas

please help :/

Callum is researching outdoor camping. What is the best overall conclusion he can draw from both of his sources? A. Camping can be an enjoyable experience that provides many benefits to people. B. Nature provides a variety of benefits, such as escaping technology. C. Camping can be challenging due to the physical demands of relying on yourself. D. Nature provides an opportunity for people to experience surviving the elements.

Paraphrase this passage to explain what a hero stands for?

Which sentence in this excerpt from Elizabeth Cady Stanton's speech "Solitude of Self" conveys that it is important for women to be literate?

Based on its structure, which word most likely means "someone who takes advantage of circumstances”?

credulous
disdainful
proactive
opportunistic

What do you think influences the development of characters in a family? Check all that apply.

What is the purpose
purpose of Construction
Management?​

In the excerpts from Address to the Troops at Tilbury and Response to Parliament's Request That She Marry, which best describes the types of rhetorical appeals used by Queen Elizabeth when addressing her audience?

A. She used an appeal to logos when addressing both the troops and members of Parliament.
B. She used an appeal to logos when addressing the troops and an appeal to pathos when addressing Parliament.
C. She used an appeal to pathos when addressing the troops and ethos when addressing members of Parliament.*
D. She used an appeal to pathos when addressing the troops and an appeal to logos when addressing Parliament.

FOR THESE TWO PASSAGES

Defund the police summary

Learning task 4 Directions: Compose clear and coherent sentences using the adverbs of manner,place,and time that you found above

In chapter 3, Krakauer writes,
"It was the last anyone in Chris's family would ever hear
from him."
This decision is a break in
A. exposition
B. narrative style
C. chronological structure
D. authorial purpose

Question 3 of 10
What are the two things you should notice at the beginning of every lesson?
A. Checkups and practices
B. Topic questions
C. Tests and quizzes
D. Key terms and lesson objectives

question tag: nobody has arrived yet,​

Question 28
"I heard a Fly buzz" ends with a complete rhyme, but then throws in a note of uncertainty with a
dash (-) after the last word. This seeming contradiction is known in poetry as a
O refrain
O parallel
O image
O paradox

The youth of today are to be blamed for their problems
is this an argumentative or informative essay???​

2. How does a writer express a stated theme?

Which of the following sentences is most likely a topic sentence?
A. Another reason superfoods have become very popular with
nutritionists is they operate as a natural mood enhancer - with
zero side effects.
B. According to best-selling author and nutritionist Dale Shoop,
replacing dairy and gluten with superfoods like spinach and
blueberries can lower cholesterol by up to 50 percent.
C. As these experts have noted, superfoods such as blueberries,
spinach, and salmon can go a long way in increasing overall
health by decreasing cholesterol levels.
D. Because of their proven ability to lower cholesterol, reduce the
risk of heart disease, and enhance mood naturally, superfoods
have become very popular with nutritionists worldwide.

I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. What would he sigh while telling this?

PLS HELP ME
Click the button below to reread the story "The Offering."

The Offering

By the time the wolf reaches her she has already eaten the other children. It studies her, blood still
dribbling from her chin, and believing her more beast than child, it slinks off to the next town. But the
children are still in her, as she knew they would be, and after some reassurance that she’s a safe vessel,
they start to come out again.
It begins in small ways. She enjoys foods she once didn’t. She starts to take a new way home
from school. Sometimes she visits their mothers, who make her pancakes and ask about her day.
Occasionally they nudge her to clean the rooms of the eaten, still messy, untouched. They’re grateful to
have a glimmer of their children. Others weren’t so lucky.
In time the children become stronger. She no longer enjoys ballet; she plays soccer instead. She quits
the debate team, preferring to stay home and play video games. She becomes allergic to her own dog,
so her parents put it up for adoption. Soon she pals around with the older children—the siblings of the
ones she ate—who were rendered safe by their extra few years on earth. They teach her how to smoke
cigarettes and steal things from people’s mailboxes.
She tries to make them all happy but there are so many of them, so many voices, it’s hard to know
whose feelings are whose. She wants to quiet them, but how can she? She’s the lucky one. The one
who’s still here.
A few months roll around and she’s eating dinner at a different house each night, sleeping in a different
bed, playing a different sport. Her handwriting is never the same. She starts using words she’d never
learned before. Rude words. She is very, very tired. But they still want more.
She leaves in the middle of the night so the parents can’t stop her. It takes time for her to find anybody,
the next town so irreparably gutted. They must have had more children here. But when she sees the
other girl crying, tiny face framed by a red bow, she knows she has found the one. The other girl counts
stones on the cold sidewalk, giving them each a name: Emma, Jordan, Taylor, Mackenzie, and talks to
them, asks them what they want to do.
When she approaches, the other girl startles. I thought you were the wolf, the other girl whispers. I
promise I tried to save them.
She kneels beside the other girl, wipes the tears from her eyes. Eat me, she says. It will help.

What makes this story's ending typical for a flash fiction story?

It ends in a way that is completely expected.
It carefully states the theme of the story.
It leaves a lot to the reader's interpretation.
It reflects on events in the story's first paragraph.
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