Read this passage.

In this excerpt, Eliezer and his father have decided to be
evacuated with the other prisoners rather than stay behind at the
hospital in Buna.

“I learned after the war the fate of those who had stayed in the hospital. They were quite simply liberated by the Russians two days after the evacuation.”


Which statement best describes the effect of Wiesel’s choice to include the excerpt in Night?

• It foreshadows that Eliezer and his father made the wrong decision and makes his father’s death more tragic.

• It explains the fate of the man whose bed was next to Eliezer’s in the hospital, which otherwise readers would have never known.

• It shows that Eliezer and his father’s diminished faith in God caused them to make a tragic decision.

• It evokes sympathy for those who stayed in the hospital because they had to wait two days to be evacuated.

Answer:

i believe the answer is D

Explanation:

none

what's the difference between "I am called you here" and "I have called you here"?​

What is a good thesis statement for the topic of “People are influenced by their environment and those around them”?

Catcher in the rye Chapters 24 - 26 summary

What could you contribute to the transition to a more sustainable society?​

SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER THIS

Please I need help, I need some sort of alliteration thing,

I have an example but not sure how to complete it.

So far- see many mini multicolored birds

Please help
The important this is that there is birds in it
TYSM will mark brain thing​

What top characteristic would you
like to see in your news media?

How is the word execrate used in the novel Frankenstein

Write a narrative essay about overcoming a challenge, and what you learned as a result.

(a) Underline the adjective in the following sentence.
(b) For each of the adjective underlined,state it grammatical function.

1.The old man is stubborn.
2.The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
3.It is an established fact that teenage pregnancy is caused by girls.

What is a benefit of providing commentary on outside sources in a piece of writing?

Adding commentary can establish a connection with the audience.
Using commentary as evidence helps the writer develop an argument.
Providing commentary helps the writer clearly articulate a claim.
Having commentary makes writing factually correct and believable.

What is the single most important problem that should be addressed in the
following paragraph during global revision?
An atom is made up of three components. The first component is the proton,
which has a positive charge.

Read the excerpt from Queen Elizabeth's Address to the
Troops at Tilbury.
Let tyrants fear, I have always so behaved myself, that,
under God, I have placed my chiefest strength and
safeguard in the loyal hearts and good will of my
subjects, and therefore I am come amongst you, as you
see, at this time, not for my recreation and disport, but
being resolved in the midst and heat of the battle, to live
or die among you all, to lay down for my God, and for my
kingdoms, and for my people, my honour, and my blood,
even in the dust.
Which statement best describes Queen Elizabeth's use
of rhetorical appeals in this excerpt?
O She relies on ethos by explaining that she has
previous experience fighting in battles.
O She relies on pathos by providing examples of other
successes she has had as a ruler.
O She relies on ethos by establishing that she is there
for more than just recreation.
O She relies on pathos by using emotionally charged
words to motivate the troops.

After reading Hamlet's letter, Horatio intends to go meet him.

Where does the KKK get its name from?
K

The founding members all had names starting with K
O From the baseball reference: the letter K means strike
O From the greek word kuklos meaning circle
From the city, Kuklux, where the KKK originated

Question 7 of 10
What can differences between an author's work and an artist's work on the
same subject matter reveal?
A. The popularity of the artist's or author's work
B. The skill level of the artist or author
C. The materials that the artist and author needed to create their
works
D. The unique perspectives of the artist and the author
SUBMIT

In paragraph 5, what does the phrase "held our breath” suggest about the narrator and Josh?
1
A
They are sneaking around the house to avoid being seen by Mother.
B
They are feeling thankful that Aunt Marjorie has left.
С
They are waiting anxiously to see what Mother will do next.
D
They are trying to avoid talking about The Hat because it is upsetting.

what is the meaning of DENR​

IF YOU ARE TO ADDRESS THE NATION OR THE FILIPINO PEOPLE IN THIS TIME OF PANDEMIC WHAT WOULD YOU TELL THEM?​

Let's say you are writing a summary of the news story. Which is
most important to put in the summary?
A. Scientists live all over the world.
B. The project will be done in two years.
C. Scientists will identify tree species.
D. There are 100,000 species of trees.

In Act V of Julius Caesar, what did Brutus mean when he said, "And yet two Romans
living such as these? The last of all the Romans, fare thee well"?
O Goodbye to all those who opposed the Romans. Good riddance to them.
O Goodbye to all the Roman people. These are the last of them.
Are there Romans left like these? They were the last of their kind.
O Are these the last two living Romans? I bid them farewell.

a. In your group, discuss whether Germany could have achieved
better justice in distributing social services. Present the
conclusion of the discussion.​

Read the passage.

On the Art of Fiction
by Willa Cather

One is sometimes asked about the "obstacles" that confront young writers who are trying to do good work. I should say the greatest obstacles that writers today have to get over, are the dazzling journalistic successes of twenty years ago, stories that surprised and delighted by their sharp photographic detail and that were really nothing more than lively pieces of reporting. The whole aim of that school of writing was novelty--never a very important thing in art. They gave us, altogether, poor standards--taught us to multiply our ideas instead of to condense them. They tried to make a story out of every theme that occurred to them and to get returns on every situation that suggested itself. They got returns, of a kind. But their work, when one looks back on it, now that the novelty upon which they counted so much is gone, is journalistic and thin. The especial merit of a good reportorial story is that it shall be intensely interesting and pertinent today and shall have lost its point by tomorrow.

Art, it seems to me, should simplify. That, indeed, is very nearly the whole of the higher artistic process; finding what conventions of form and what detail one can do without and yet preserve the spirit of the whole--so that all that one has suppressed and cut away is there to the reader's consciousness as much as if it were in type on the page. Millet had done hundreds of sketches of peasants sowing grain, some of them very complicated and interesting, but when he came to paint the spirit of them all into one picture, "The Sower," the composition is so simple that it seems inevitable. All the discarded sketches that went before made the picture what it finally became, and the process was all the time one of simplifying, of sacrificing many conceptions good in themselves for one that was better and more universal.

Any first rate novel or story must have in it the strength of a dozen fairly good stories that have been sacrificed to it. A good workman can't be a cheap workman; he can't be stingy about wasting material, and he cannot compromise. Writing ought either to be the manufacture of stories for which there is a market demand—a business as safe and commendable as making soap or breakfast foods--or it should be an art, which is always a search for something for which there is no market demand, something new and untried, where the values are intrinsic and have nothing to do with standardized values. The courage to go on without compromise does not come to a writer all at once--nor, for that matter, does the ability. Both are phases of natural development. In the beginning the artist, like his public, is wedded to old forms, old ideals, and his vision is blurred by the memory of old delights he would like to recapture.

Read the sentence from paragraph 3 of “On the Art of Fiction.”

Any first rate novel or story must have in it the strength of a dozen fairly good stories that have been sacrificed to it.

What is the connotative meaning of the phrase “first rate novel or story” as it is used in the excerpt?


It indicates that the writing is of high quality.

It indicates that the novel or story is expensive.

It suggests that the writer is experienced.

It implies that the novel or story is very popular.

5. How does paragraph 4 contribute to the development of ideas in the text?​

" I'm not so interested in how they move, as in what moves them"
Who is the author? and what does he/she mean by that?

Please explain, extra points for this one
In poetry,
What is modernism???

I liked this app because there is everything the question and the answers.

Is the sentence below written in the active voice or passive voice?
Rosalie Hale's Christmas tree will be decorated by the
elves.
Active Voice
Passive Voice

Soneto 18 Shakespeare
1. What inference can you make in the first two
lines of the poem?
Cite textual evidence.
I can infer from the first two lines of the poem that
_romantic I know this because in the poem
the speaker says,
* (Shakespeare, lines
1-2). All this proves that
2. What does the eye of heaven mean? How do you
know? What figurative language is being used?
The meaning of the eye of heaven is _I know this
because
is being used since
3. What does "eternal summer" mean in line 9? How do
you know?
I know this
Eternal summer means
because
4. What does this refer to in line 14? What other line
helped you draw that inference?
"This" in line 14 means The other line that
helped me draw that inference is because
s. What is the message of the Sonnet 18? What is your
analysis? In your opinion, what textual evidence most
strongly supports your analysis? Why do you think
that?
The speaker's message of Sonnet 18 is
The first line that supports my analysis is since
Another line that supports this is

When summarizing a text, what should you note from each paragraph?
O A. Its length compared to the introduction
B. Its main idea
C. Its sentence structure
D. Any unfamiliar words