(A Raisin in the Sun)

What does the deal Mr. Lindner offers the Youngers most likely symbolize?

A. The future

B. Opportunity

C. Injustice

D. The American Dream

In the story, 'A Raisin in the Sun', Mr. Lindner offers the Youngers most likely symbolize injustice. The correct option is (C).

Mr. Lindner is used by Hansberry to depict society since he singles out the Younger family because of their colour and different background than those from Clybourne Park. This reflects society, because people hide their erroneous beliefs behind the ostensibly best interests of others.

So, Mr. Lindner becomes a symbol of injustice, bigotry, and racism. He claims to be there for the sake of the Youngers, but his true intention is to protect other white people in the community who are just opposed to African Americans residing in their neighborhood.

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Read these lines from "Harlem [2]."
Maybe it just sags
like a heavy load.
What does the phrase "a heavy load" mean?
a burden

1. How does Oren show bravery when he is playing lacrosse and when he saves
his grandfather?What does it mean to be brave?

You should develop your claim before looking for sources.

True
False

1. How would the characters change to reflect teens today? 2. What would their hair and clothing look like today? 3. What activities would they value today that weren’t available in the 1960s? 4. What details about the culture (such as movies, movie stars, cars, clothing, etc.) do teens today think are important as op‐ posed to those in the novel? 5. What activities would the char‐ acters participate in today? 6. How would the characters speak and act? 7. Who would be the greasers’ enemies and what would both groups be called today rather than “greasers” and “Socs”? Questions to Answer How might the setting change? 1. Rather than a movie theater, what other outdoor activity might teens be involved in today? 2. Ponyboy and his friends walk most places, but what kind of transportation would poorer teens use today? 3. How has safety in many neighborhoods changed since the 1960s? 4. What aspects of the setting are the same today as they were in the late 60s? 5. How has today’s technology changed the way people live, interact, and get from one place to another? The events of the plot that is, what happens in the first two chapters— should stay pretty much the same. However, below are two issues to address: 1. What is a modern‐day conflict that might exist between two groups of teens? 2. How would the fighting between the two groups differ today—would it be more violent, less violent, or about the same?

what have you learned from analyzing the structure and rhetorical strategies that Jenkins uses that will help you write your own open letter?

Which of the following best describes the message of the quote

(1) Daylight saving is what we call our system of setting clocks one hour ahead so that both sunrise and sunset happen at a later hour. (2) The result of daylight saving is an extra hour of daylight in the evening. (3) He first mentioned the idea of daylight savings, Benjamin Franklin, in an essay he jokingly wrote in 1784. (4) A British builder, William Willett, wrote seriously about the idea in 1907.
(5) Daylight saving has been used in the United States and in many European countries since World War I. (6) The system was begun in order to conserve fuel needed to produce electric power. (7) Since their was an extra hour of daylight in the evenings, homes and businesses didn't have to turn on the lights as early. (8) Some places in the United States went back to standard time, or regular time, after the war, but others kept daylight saving.
(9) During World War II, the U.S. Congress passes a law putting the entire country on "war time," which set clocks one hour ahead of standard time for the rest of the war. (10) The Uniform Time Act that began in 1966 set up a daylight saving time schedule for most of the United States. (11) Each state could vote on whether the hole state would follow daylight saving time.
(12) Under a 1986 law, daylight saving time begins at 2 A.M. on the first Sunday of April and ends at 2 A.M. on the last Sunday of October.


What change should be made in sentence 7?
A.
Change their to there.
B.
Change lights to lites.
C.
Add a comma after Since.
D.
Remove the comma after evenings.
the answer is
A.
Change their to there.

what's the context of sea of faith poem

what is a good book? old or new

Analyze the word to determine its prefix. Then use your understanding of the prefix meaning to choose the correct
meaning of the word.
malodorous
O smelling bad
smelling pleasant
smelling like marshmallows

(A Raisin in the Sun)

In a Raisin in the Sun, what does the concept of home most likely mean to Asagai?

A. His love for Beneatha

B. The apartment he lives in

C. The country he is from

D. His extended family

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in your own words,write paragraph of 80-100 words to provide solutions to the students to avoid being penalised in future assessment.your paragraph should include at least two transition words to indicate that you add information to your idea.these transition words should be writen in capital letters remember,this is an application question.thus,you need to apply the theory by explaining "the solution"to the students.lastly remember to insert an in-text reference

What is your definition of a hero? Do you think you have what it takes to be a hero?

PLEASE ANSWER!!!! 100 POINTS AND BRANLIEST TO WHOEVER ANSWERS CORRECTLY!!

Exercise A: Underline the word or phrase that makes each statement true according to
the article "The Year Without A Summer". Look back at the text if you need help.


1) The cause of the year without summer in 1816 was (a) polar winds. (b) great quantities
of ice crystals in the atmosphere. (c) a dust shield blocking solar radiation.


2) Scientists probably predict a retum to the conditions of 1816 because (a) glaciers have
become thicker. (b) there are still many large active volcanoes in the world. (c) air
pollution is increasing from cars, trucks, and factories.


3) The atmospheric effects of the eruption of Mount Tambora (a) were widespread.
(b) lasted two summers. (e) were the only cause of the dust shield in the atmosphere.


4) One of the effects of the summer of 1816 was (a) the writing of Count Dracula by Mary
Shelley. (b) the eventual invention of the bicycle. (c) an embarrassing bankruptcy for
Thomas Jefferson.


5) The people of New England first began talking about the unusual weather of 1816 in
(a) early April. (b) late June. (c) May.


6) The summer of 1816 resulted in (a) hunger and starvation in New England. (b) more
hunting and fishing being done in New England. (c) a total of 70,000 deaths in New
England from the volcano's fallout.


7) People in New England were likely (a) unsure of the causes of the cold weather.
(b) certain God was punishing them. (c) interested in returning to Europe from America.


8) One of the main surprises during the summer of 1816 was (a) a series of blizzards.
(b) two large hurricanes. (c) six inches of snow in early June.

macbeth and lady macbeth are partners in the murder of duncan

3. What does the author suggest about recent
seasons of DWTS?
A) The ballroom dancers have become ce-
lebrities themselves.
B) The show only allows major celebrities
to appear.
C) The show can be a huge fame boost.
D) Celebs are embarrassed to be on the
show.
for

Select two details that describe both the students in Ms. Odom’s class and spelunkers. Drag and drop the details into the box.

explore caves as a hobby

enjoy exploring the world inside caves

are required to learn about the cave’s ecology

must follow all safety rules

Students and Spelunkers

Read the excerpt from “A Wagner Matinee” by Willa Cather.

One summer, which she had spent in the little village in the Green Mountains where her ancestors had dwelt for generations, she had kindled the callow fancy of the most idle and shiftless of all the village lads, and had conceived for this Howard Carpenter one of those absurd and extravagant passions which a handsome country boy of twenty-one sometimes inspires in a plain, angular, spectacled woman of thirty. When she returned to her duties in Boston, Howard followed her; and the upshot of this inexplicable infatuation was that she eloped with him, eluding the reproaches of her family and the criticism of her friends by going with him to the Nebraska frontier.

What is most likely the meaning of reproaches?

cooperation

disapproval

rudeness

surrender

how does a person’s community influence their individual choices ?

you can often deduce peoples feeling about what you just said by: ________

keyword: deduce

A research paper should be entirely composed of information from sources.


A) True

B) False

The third paragraph (sentences 10-17) suggests that Lata regards science as
a topic that is less engaging than fiction
an interest that is not worth pursuing
a simple but appealing field of study
an unfamiliar but intriguing subject

The Sky Woman fell through a hole created when her husband was getting bark and roots from the sacred____.

setting specific goals can be achieved much faster then larger goals which results in more positive feeling of success and futher improved self motivation​

Which word in this excerpt from act II, scene IV, of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night is a reference to a color-changing gemstone, hinting at Orsino's inconsistent nature? CLOWN: Now, the melancholy god protect thee; and the tailor make thy doublet of changeable taffeta, for thy mind is a very opal. I would have men of such constancy put to sea, that their business might be every thing and their intent every where; for that's it that always makes a good voyage of nothing. Farewell.

What is the individual event or idea in the"Mummy,what happens to
us if the bomb drops?"poster/text focus on?
A. An interview of d girl in an atomic attack
B. A picture of a girl crying
C. The idea of being prepared for an atomic blast
D. A real picture from an atom bomb attack

The pop-up message on your computer screen says "Earn $10,000 per week. Call 306-981-4872."Therefore, if you call that number you can earn $10,000 per week.​

1. Last year, 1
(teach) at the high school.
2. She
(make) her grocery list.
3.
(you / work) yesterday?
4. Last week, Anthony
(take) some time off.
5. We
(not/ enjoy) the movie.
6.
(they / visit) their grandmother last summer?
7. My daughter
(do) her homework last night.
8. They
(use) their cellphones during class.
9.
(it / snow) yesterday?

What is the function of the infinitive in this sentence?

The team's goal is to win the state championship this year.

A)adverb

B)noun

C)adjective