What is prose?

A: writing that contains facts and statistics

B: writing that tells true stories about real people

C: writing that is arranged in lines and stanzas

D: writing that is intended to be performed on a stage

E: writing that reflects everyday speech

Answer:

E. Writing that reflects everyday speech

Explanation:

You're standing in the water fountain line. All of a sudden a student pushes right in front of you. Explain a good way to handle this situation. (no vulgar answers pls)

which sentence contain adverbial clauses?
A. Sumi panicked when she couldn’t meet her deadline.
B. Rob kicked the ball, which went flying over the wall.
C. However hard she tried, Tammy could not remember where she put her purse.
D. When her roommates were being loud, Lisa went to the library.

PLEASE HELP!!!!!! ENGLISH!!!! describe how the poem uses imagery about freedom, the lack of it, or the desire for it. The poem would be "life is fine"

✓ What are the types of Note Making ? *
O Spidergram
Cho Tree Diagram
O Linear method
O All of the Above​

The purpose of a text trailer is to

Define each word, then create YOUR OWN sentences that have clues to show meaning of the words.
fundamental
democracy
pacification

tyranny

1. Which of the following is part of the plot of The Twelve Dancing Princesses?
A magnificent ballroom, with lights, flowers and mirrors all around.
Lina's sisters are snobby, stuck up and judgemental.
Michael discovers how the princesses wear out their shoes every night.
Love is worth fighting for.

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According to the General Prologue of The Canterbury Tales, Thomas à Becket was renowned as ___________________. a martyr of the Christian religion a powerful physician during the Plague the mayor of Canterbury a victorious warrior in the Crusades

Out of a silent planet themes of Christianity

Kajol pronounced that word well.(which is adverb and it's type)​

PLS HELP!! WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!! WORTH 10 PTS!!!
Which sentence is an accurate analytical statement about the purpose of school in colonial America?
1. Formal schooling prepared children to be moral citizens rather than preparing them for jobs.
2. Formal schooling was supposed to prepare colonial children for specific jobs in the colony.
3. Education has always helped lift people out of poverty, even in American's earliest years.
4. During early colonial times, most children were educated just enough to read the Bible.

Which sentence uses an apostrophe to create a contraction?

It's important to preserve our natural resources.

It is everybody's responsibility.

We should consider our children's futures.

Earth's resources are limited.

Glen has an assignment in his English class to write a research paper on women authors of the 19th century. Which of the following makes this topic more manageable?
A.
How many of the 19th century women authors used pseudonyms?
B.
What is a reason that 19th century writers felt like they had to use pseudonyms?
C.
Why were the Bronte sisters writers?
D.
What are some similarities and differences between the lives and writings of Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Kate Chopin?



Please select the best answer from the choices provided


A
B
C
D

Rewrite the following equation in slope-intercept form.

y + 3 = –(x − 1) STEP-BY-STEP

hello everyone to another *cough beautiful* monday morning

honestly i didn't sleep well and want to go back to bed.. anyone else?

1. Choose the correct noun.
A. rock
Turtle stood on a
B. rocks

When developing your protagonist, you only need to consider the likes and dislikes of the character?

True or false ? Plz help?

Why did Nicholas ask about the strawberry jam

What type of verse form is used in Walt Whitman’s “I Hear America Singing” and in Langston Hughes’s “I, Too”?

On Odyssey ware for English 12 does anyone know how much a project can lower your final grade if you don't do it?

1. The "No Zone" is
A. O a traffic median.
B. O restricted parking.
C. O a blind spot.
D. O jail.

Jammal lost his sight when he was 16 as a result of glaucoma, a disease that causes damage to the optic nerve and in some cases leads to blindness. Competing in a marathon has long been an aspiration for him. “I’ve been dreaming of this for 14 years,” he told The Daily Star.
ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION BY REFERRING TO THE PARAGRAPH WITH A COMPLETE SENTENCE IN YOUR OWN WORDS
Q(1)why was it a challenge for Jammal to compete in a marathon? What words does he use to describe this?​

what is the colour of flowers in wandering jew
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HELP PLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was a hot, sunny day. I took my bicycle for a long ride. I rode it down the long road and across the bridge over the lake. I was having such a good time with my trusty friend. But after an hour or so, my bicycle seemed worn out. I wanted to go to the top of King's Hill. However, my bicycle just couldn't make it up the hill because _______. Which of these responses completes the joke with a pun?
A. it fell asleep at the wheel
B. it ran its course
C. it ran out of gas
D. it was two-tired

I'm very happy _____ in India. I really miss being there.

a.to live
b.to have lived
c.to be lived
d.to be living

Can someone help me I need this quick

Pick a detail from this article. Explain how it helps you understand the bigger ideas in the article.
Some court rulings end fights, while others stir them up. In 2013, the Supreme Court decided a case about voting laws that is still causing widespread disagreement. Courts and legislatures across the United States are still struggling to answer a big question: Has the country overcome its history of racial discrimination enough to get rid of some laws that prohibit it?

In 1965, Congress passed the Voting Rights Act. The law banned states from passing laws that made it difficult or impossible for African Americans to vote. In 2013, the Supreme Court ended an important part of the law, which said that the federal government could block proposed new voting laws in certain states with a history of discrimination.

Immediately, many states passed laws to make voting requirements stricter. All of these states had Republican governors. The states said the new laws were enacted to end voter fraud. Opponents said the real purpose of these laws was to make it harder for blacks and Hispanics to vote. As the 2016 presidential election approaches, a growing number of courts agreed.

The Situation
In mid-2016, courts ended new voting requirement laws in six states. The courts found that the Texas, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Kansas, North Dakota and Ohio laws were discriminatory. A federal appeals court ruled that the Republican-controlled legislatures had aimed the North Carolina law at black voters "with almost surgical precision." Most African-Americans vote for Democratic candidates, not Republican ones.

Fifteen states will have new voting restrictions this year. Some of these laws require citizens to show photo identification before they vote. Others limit early voting. These laws were passed after the Supreme Court said the federal government does not have the right to block them. Hillary Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, has called for universal voter registration and early voting across the country. The Republican nominee, Donald Trump, has warned that without strict laws, people "are going to vote 10 times."
Texas agreed to allow voters to use more kinds of documents to prove their identity after a court found its law discriminatory. Even with the latest court rulings, 15 states will have new voting restrictions this year.

The Background
The 1965 Voting Rights Act gave back the right to vote to millions of black people in the South. They had been prevented from voting by poll taxes, which required them to pay a tax to register to vote. Many state laws also required literacy tests.

One of the Voting Rights Act's key parts is Section 5. It required that the federal Justice Department must approve changes to voting laws even before they are passed in certain areas. These areas were determined by a formula that looked at voter registration rates, voter turnout and voting rules in the 1960s and early 1970s. Most Southern states were on the list, along with Alaska and Arizona. Parts of California, Michigan and New York also had to check with the government before they changed their laws.

Over the years, Congress used Section 5 to block thousands of proposed changes. In June 2013, the Supreme Court voted 5-4 to change the Voting Rights Act. Chief Justice John Roberts ruled that the list of states had not been changed for decades even though they had reduced racial discrimination.

The law still allows the government to challenge voting rules under another part, Section 2. But it can only oppose a law after it has been passed, not before. Some lawmakers wanted to update the list of states, but did not have enough support in Congress.
Supporters of the 2013 Supreme Court ruling say the Voting Rights Act is not needed any more. It succeeded in ending racial discrimination in voting. These supporters say that if the federal government pre-approves the election laws in any state, it should do it in all states.
Republicans say the new election laws simply make sure that elections are honest. They say the requirements are reasonable, like checking proof of identity before getting on an airplane. Democrats point to studies showing that voter fraud, such as voting with a fake ID, is extremely rare. In the Texas case, evidence showed that fraud had been found just twice in the 62 million votes cast on Election Day in the last 14 years. A judge in a Wisconsin case called it a "mostly phantom" problem.

Both Republicans and Democrats agree that there is more cheating in absent voting done through the mail. None of the new laws dealt with absent voting, however. The court decisions show that judges are stopping efforts to make voting requirements more strict.

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Consider the last line of the article: “What is clear is that e-sports are here to stay, and they’ll be just as fun no matter how we label them!” Which best describes the author’s tone in this sentence? *

A. She expresses enthusiasm for video games and is neutral on the question of whether we should call them a sport.
B. She expresses disapproval of video games and is critical of calling them a sport.
C. She sounds baffled by why people are arguing about whether to call video games a sport.
D. She does not express a negative attitude or a positive attitude toward video games, but she supports calling them a sport.

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