The sea is a hungry dog, Giant and grey. He rolls on the beach all day. With his clashing teeth and shaggy jaws Hour upon hour he gnaws The rumbling, tumbling stones, And 'Bones, bones, bones, bones! ' The giant sea-dog moans, Licking his greasy paws.

And when the night wind roars And the moon rocks in the stormy cloud, He bounds to his feet and snuffs and sniffs, Shaking his wet sides over the cliffs, And howls and hollows long and loud.

But on quiet days in May or June, When even the grasses on the dune Play no more their reedy tune, With his head between his paws He lies on the sandy shores, So quiet, so quiet, he scarcely snores. By: James Reeves

1. To what does the poet compare the sea to?

2. By referring to stanza 1, what image of the sea is being described?

3. To what sense(s) does stanza 2 appeal?

4. Refer to stanza 3 of the poem, in what mood is the sea at this time?

5. What comparison is made between the sea and a dog in stanza 3?

6. Identify and explain the device used in these lines. "When even the grasses on the dune” “Play no more their reedy tune,” ​

Answer:

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Explanation:

1. A dog

2. grey and giant

3. Stanza 2 appeals dark, or mysterious

4.quiet and peaceful

5. snores

6. A reed instrument

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RALPH WALDO EMERSON'S "SELF-RELIANCE" CRO
*Address the following prompt using the RACE method:
What is Emerson's main message about individualism and nonconformity he shares in
his essay, "Self-Reliance?" Support your answer with AT LEAST 2 quotes/examples
from the text. Be sure to explain your evidence in your own words.

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Bright flowers were jewels gleaming in the sunlight.

Which of these are examples of negatives?
O A. Always and never
B. Most and many
O C. Best and worst
O D. Not and none

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Why is the phrase, "Its formula was not tested on animals," also an example of propaganda?
A.
It makes for a stronger shampoo.
B.
It plays on the audience's sense of compassion for animals.
C.
It makes the audience worry about how much the product costs.
D.
It costs just as much to buy a product that is tested on animals.

which is most likely to slow down the pacing of a story?

How do logical appeals strengthen arguments? by providing an expert to prove that a claim is sound by including emotional connections to the argument by giving the audience something to look up on their own by presenting facts to connect to the audience’s intelligence

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"Roars, Snorts and … Infrasounds?.

How does social media affect the academic performance of children aged 10-17?

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What does it mean for a claim to be “debatable”?
Unreasonable people will argue against it.
It is controversial enough to spark debate.
There is evidence to support it.
Reasonable people could disagree with it.

How was Lohitai involved in the conflict in South Sudan?

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Which example of dialogue is punctuated correctly?

“Be careful, because the floor is wet,” he warned.
“Be careful, because the floor is wet”, he warned.
“Be careful, because the floor is wet” he warned.
“Be careful, because the floor is wet.” he warned.

write a short paragraph about a traditional home in the countryside of Viet Nam in the past. In your writing, you can include all or some of the ideas below.

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How does Liz react to kid asking Annie to dance the guilty party

Select the correct answer.
Terrance's friends and teachers have always commented that he has a good eye for detail and finds mistakes that they tend to overlook. Which
technical writing skill does Terrance possess?
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curiosity
OB. precision
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1. I don’t mind ________ the poor. A. help B. helped C. helping D. to help

Shadavi can read 125 pages in 5 hours. At this rate, how long will it take her to finish a book that is 350 pages long?

Passage A—An excerpt from Katherine Johnson's autobiography

I remember it like it was yesterday. Everyone was so nervous. John Glenn and his crew would be the first American Astronauts to orbit the Earth, and it was up to me to make sure they were safe. The computer was supposed to calculate the numbers. I was supposed to be watching the launch in my living room with the rest of the country, but not everything goes as planned. The computers were new, and not everybody, especially Mr. Glenn trusted them.

I got the call to check the numbers right before the launch. I was honored but terrified that Mr. Glenn asked for me personally. The country, although they didn't know it, was counting on me. I took a deep breath and did the work I did every day. I computed the numbers. Luckily, the numbers matched and with my assurance John Glenn and his crew launched up into space. The rest was history.

Passage B—Katherine Johnson's story took too many years to be told. Very few people realize that her genius can be thanked for modern space exploration. In fact, John Glenn refused to launch his historic 1962 orbital mission without her telling him it was safe. The computer was just invented, and it was the first time it was used to calculate something so important. Before the computer, the math was done by NASA employees, many of them women. John Glenn trusted Katherine before any computer. Even when everyone else assured him that the math was correct and he would be safe, he refused to put himself and his men in danger without Katherine checking the work. Because of her, and many of the hidden figures like her, the United States began to lead the space race.

Which statement best describes how the reader knows if Passage A is a firsthand account or a secondhand account?

A. The reader learns facts that Katherine might not know.
B. The reader learns what Katherine was feeling.
C. The reader knows that John Glenn trusted Katherine.
D. The reader knows that Katherine was a genius.

Which statement best compares the characteristics of Robert Wagner and Alfred E. Smith?

A. Both men were extremely committed to improving working conditions in America.
B. Despite not finishing grade school, Alfred E. Smith had a better grasp on bill drafting than Robert Wagner
C. Robert Wagner was considered to be the more intelligent of the Tammany Twins, as Alfred E. Smith never finished grade school.
D. Neither Robert Wagner nor Alfred E. Smith were as dedicated as Frances Perkins when it came to fighting for safer working conditions.

Anita analyzed an editorial in her local newspaper in which the writer argued that a local family-owned business placed profit above employee safety. She concluded that the writer had based the argument on feelings rather than facts.

Which of the following sentences from the editorial provides evidence to support Anita’s conclusion?

A
“Wepper’s factory is an unsafe working environment.”

B
“I know because I worked there until 2014, when my section was shut down.”

C
“While I worked at Wepper’s, I never saw the equipment being tested or even repaired.”

D
“A co-worker was injured on the job when another worker dropped a wrench on his foot.”

who is the main character or the character who deals with the major conflicts in a story or novel?

The writer should _____ to the reader that a flashback is occurring.
withhold
signal
suppress
mask

9. Why does the author include Information about Margot's breakdown over taking a shower in the school
showers?

The following passage (paragraph 2) mainly adds to the development of the text by
At the end of the nineteenth century, western European nations were at the height of their powers. It was a
time of prosperity—the cities of London, Paris, and Berlin were capitals of commerce and art. It was an age
that prized rational thinking and realism above all else. However, the outbreak of World War I in 1914
shattered that world. Four years later, millions of people were dead, and land was scarred by trenches and
battles. The artists and writers who emerged in the postwar period wanted a new way of thinking about the
world and representing it in their art.
O A. describing the cultural and historical events that brought about surrealism
o B. showing the difficulties that surrealist artists and writers faced in their everyday lives
0 C. explaining why surrealist artists were particularly drawn to violence and death
D. arguing that European surrealists were partially to blame for starting World War I

Read the excerpt from "Music Gets Personal.” Radios had to be made and sold. Radio stations had to be built, too. All of this took more time. Finally, in the 1920s, music recording and radio came together. People listened to music in their homes. They bought record players. They listened to music on the radio, too. What is the best summary of this excerpt?

Many people held jobs making and selling radios and building radio stations and record players.

Families enjoyed listening to music and other shows that were broadcast on the radio.

In the 1920s people became interested in purchasing records so they could play them on their record players.

Radio created a music industry, and by the 1920s people began enjoying music at home.