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But everything else was motionless, dry as a biscuit, on the brink of burning, hoarding final reservoirs of sap, trying to hold out till the rain returned...

What type of figurative language is found in the above passage?

Answer:

It looks like a simile is used, "dry as a biscuit,". It's comparing how dry something is to how dry a biscuit is.

I'm not sure about the rest, because I don't have context clues, but it looks like that's the only figurative language.

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Which statement best expresses the main idea of paragraph 3? F Modern highways and bridges are often constructed with concrete. G Concrete was used by ancient Romans to build massive structures. H The demand for concrete has doubled in the last decade. J Concrete has been and continues to be an important building material.

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How can fictional stories help people deal with real life struggles ​

Select a color and personify it. What does it taste like and sound like? How does it move? What does it want and fear? What special powers does it have?
1 Paragraph pleaseee.

6. Tracy took a test that had 24 questions. She got of the questions correct. How many questions did she answer correctly? Write an equation to model your work.

what do Martin’s questions are available out her point of you towards Bates work

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What is the importance of following an outline in writing? wag po sana galing sa go o gle :)​

Read the following text about social media and complete it with the missing words from the box.​

Select the correct text in the passage.

which piece of dialogue best demonstrates a central idea in the passage?

A. "You must have left the sea many years ago," I said.

B. Kept us off the coast; and when I made port at last, it was too late to delay in those northern waters with such a vessal and such a crew as I had.

C. A captain is not expected to be familiar with his crew, and for the company's sake in dull days and nights he turns to his book.

D. There's no large-minded way of thinking now; the worst have got to be the best and rule everything; we're all turned upside down and going back year by year ​

When Hailey asked if Khalil, the boy that was killed, was the same boy at her birthday
party, what did Star do?

Gatsby Chapter 1
Why does Daisy want her daughter to be a fool? What does that tell us about Daisy?

In the excerpt "when Wendy grew up," why doesn't peter want to be adopted.

what is the theme for the passage " food for thought"

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"The Industrial Revolution had both negative and positive impacts by having horrible working conditions, child abuse, and positive by developing systems such as, converting coal into energy for houses which benefited some persons. A positive impact was people working for an important cause of having electricity. Negative effects were the miserable conditions that hard-working people had to endure and child abuse."

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Which historical detail from the speech is also included in the story?

A. If a woman wrote a book, her husband owned the copyright.
B. A widow usually inherited only a small part of her husband's estate.
C. Married women had no legal rights and could not even sue someone.
D. Married women did not have any right to raise their own children.

Differentiate between Downloading and Uploading​

The sharp
in rainfall has led to a drought."
O submersion
O subsistence
O demotion
Odecrease

As more women have become company leaders, which style of communication do they often use? A. Ignoring employees b. Telling employees what to do c. Asking employees for their opinions d. Allowing employees to do what they want Please select the best answer from the choices provided

Write a short story or scene about the Characters in “Do Not Go Gentle” by Dylan Thomas.

How did the purpose of Executive Order 9066 affect the details that were included in it?

A. The details of the order included specific conditions and actions necessary for the relocation of people to internment camps.

B. The details of the order were intentionally vague to allow for military personnel to treat Japanese Americans in any way they saw fit.

C. The details of the order ensured that every relocated person would be given housing equal to what they had left behind.

D. The details of the order explained why Japanese Americans must be treated as enemy combatants.

Reread these lines from the
poem:

Of restless nights in one-night cheap hotels
And sawdust restaurants with oyster shells
Besides meter, which is another sound effect in these lines?

A. The description of nights as being "restless"

B. The image of sawdust on restaurant floors

C. The repetition of the word night in the first line

D. The settings in hotels and restaurants

Define these in your own words

Utility

Cash Flow

Spending Habits

Purchasing Power

Cost/Benefit Analysis

Budget​

When debate about the right to gun ownership in the United States occurs, which part of the Bill of Rights do
people normally refer to?

A. amendment |||
B. Amendment ||
C. Amendment |
D. Amendment |V

Diondra secretly —
A is excited to present her poem
B is proud of her basketball skills
C sees herself as an artist
D enjoys being very tall

DNA tells the body how to make _____.
Proteins are the body’s basic _____ _____.
Genes are chunks of _____.
Genes are the basic units of _____.
_____ are passed on from parents to children in the form of _____.

Genes tell the body:







Chromosomes are long strands of ____ wrapped around proteins called _____.
_____ contain many _____, along with long strands of DNA whose purpose we’ve yet to figure out.

2. Which is correct? *
(5 Points)
At that point in history, only 15% of women worked outside the home (Cole 326).
At that point in history, only 15% of women worked outside the home (Herbert Cole, Women in the
Workplace, 326).