Which inference is best supported by details in this passage?
Tina passed to Tameka. Tameka dribbled the ball once, twice, then
passed it back to Tina, who had ducked under a defender and moved
toward the basket. Tina tried to make a shot, pivoting on her foot while
trying to find an opening between her defender's waving arms. She
spied Tomeka making a move toward the basket and passed her the
ball
A. The characters are passing to each other,
B. The characters are about to win the game
C. The characters are trying to score,
D. The characters are losing the game,

Answer:

C. The character are trying to score.

Explanation:

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What emotions does the image of "a huge mountain ‘tween my hearth and tongue” reveal?

answer fear and frustration

PLEASE HELP!!!
Summarize the conversation between Katniss and President Snow. Then, explain how what Snow reveals makes you feel. Are Coin's actions justified as a means of winning the war? Write four or more complete sentences to answer the question.​

Which three tips in the article support the answer to part a?

Match the number to the corresponding part of the diagram below.

1. _____ Language (technical vocabulary) 2. _____ Language 3. _____ Language (descriptive vocabulary) 4. _____ Texts medical reports legal texts academic journals 5. _____ Texts technical guides consumer guides textbooks advertising 6. _____ Texts biographies essays short stories poems 1 . Poetic 1 2 . Ordinary 2 3 .
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If anyone has read “Song of the Trees,” please, please help me answer these questions ASAP if possible!!!

All of the following are examples of effective informative speech topics for a group of high school graduates and college students except: a. how to use federal financial aid to your benefit b. why you should choose harvard law school c. effective study habits and test taking strategies d. both a. and c. above. please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

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Which quotation from the passage supports the author's point regarding the early popularity of electric cars? "Instead It was a series of breakthroughs from the battery to the electric motor-in the 1800s that led to the first electric vehicle on the road." (paragraph 4) By 1900, electric cars were at their heyday, accounting for around a third of all vehicles on the road." (paragraph 7) "But as Americans became more prosperous, they turned to the newly invented motor vehicle available in steam, gasoline, or electric versions—to get around." (paragraph 8) As electric vehicles came onto the market, so did a new type of vehicle—the o gasoline-powered car—thanks to improvements to the internal combustion engine in the 1800s." (paragraph 10)​

Who Would Win: Justice vs. Insanity? (quick write for my ELA class)
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Imagine Frederick Douglass was challenged to fight by the killer from the Tell-Tale Heart. Tell me how it goes, using any details you wish. Bonus points for weaving in accurate details about either Mr. Douglass or the killer from Tell-Tale Heart based on the literature. Remember that this is a writing assignment, that should be 5 sentences long and use proper written English, including capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. Of course, you may tell the story from any point of view.
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Write an essay in which you explain how Arwa Mahdawi builds an argument to persuade her audience that satire is a necessary literary genre that keeps people thinking.. In your essay, analyze how Mahdawi uses one or more of the features in the directions that precede the passage (or features of your own choice) to strengthen the logic and persuasiveness of his argument. Be sure that your analysis focuses on the most relevant features of the passage.
Your essay should not explain whether you agree with Mahdawi’s claims, but rather explain how Mahdawi builds an argument to persuade her audience.

Read Article B. In the early days of arctic exploration, dogsled was often the only way to travel. The ice, snow, and extremely cold weather made using other animals, such as horses, impossible. Snowmobiles were not invented yet. Most explorers journeyed by ship until the ice made it impossible to continue. Then, they would switch to dogsled. The dogs, working together, were a well-oiled machine that could cover long distances in the cold. Sled dogs needed to have long, warm coats to survive the arctic temperatures. They had to be fast and able to run for long distances while pulling a heavy load. Most importantly, they had to work together as a team. This made northern dogs, such as Siberian huskies and Alaskan malamutes, the best choices for the sled teams. These dogs have long coats, with a double layer of fur to keep out the cold, and they have wide paws with webbed toes that act like snowshoes. They have been bred for more than 9,000 years to be working dogs in extreme winter weather. They are friendly, team-oriented, and purposeful dogs. In the days of the arctic explorers, the physical features and determined personalities of the sled dogs made long journeys in harsh conditions possible. To be in the best condition for pulling heavy loads, the dogs needed a diet that was high in fat. They ate whale and seal blubber and fatty meats during their long journeys, which kept them strong and gave them energy to keep going. The dogs' paws also needed special care to make sure that they did not become injured by sharp ice or extreme cold. Treating the paws with fat or wax helped the dogs to run safely and comfortably. Although the days of arctic explorers are long past, sled dogs continue to run through the snow and ice of the North. Dogsledding is now recognized as a sport, with many competitions taking place all over the world. One of the most well-known of these is the Iditarod, a race of almost 1,000 miles. It commemorates the Great Race of Mercy that took place in 1925 when dog sled teams were the only hope of a town that needed life-saving medicine. The race takes 8–11 days to complete and is run regardless of weather conditions. Teams of twelve or more dogs train with their handlers for years before competing. The race is long and one of the most challenging in the world. Dogs and their handlers must be in top physical condition to have any chance of winning.

During the race, the dogs get multiple rest stops and are checked by veterinarians to make sure they avoid injuries. They eat high-fat, high-protein foods to give them the energy to continue, just like the dogs of the arctic explorers did. With the same determination that drove the dogs of the 1925 Great Race of Mercy, the dogs competing in the Iditarod run through even the worst blizzards and race to win.

Which reason supports the author's point that dogs and their handlers must be in top physical condition to compete in the Iditarod?

Dogsledding is now recognized as a sport, with many competitions throughout the world.
Sled dogs need special diets and care to prevent injury or sickness.
The race commemorates the extraordinary Great Race of Mercy that took place in 1925.
The race is 1,000 miles long and challenging, taking place no matter the weather conditions.

Why did America not let Jewish refugees into the United States during the 1930s

which research question would likely be most effective for helping you find evidence to support this claim?

Hello. I am doing a word meaning worksheet, and I have come across the word "Tripplingly." Can anyone pls help me?​

What primary advantage do objects have over pictures? Objects do not pose a visual challenge for audiences. Objects offer a way for viewers to picture what is being described. Objects help to make an argument stronger, since they are real. Objects have no advantage over pictures.

1) The five basic elements of fiction include:

setting, characters, plot, theme, and point of view.

characters, resolution, realism, rising actions, and falling actions.

flashback, subplots, stereotypes, realism, and naturalism.

resolution, introduction, crisis, rising actions, and falling actions.

plot, flashback, crisis, stereotypes, and naturalism




2) An author relates via a(n) _____ what happens to characters in a fictional story.

chronology

era

epoch

plot

narrative




3) Answer True or False.


If fictional character Joe Brown creates a community garden in a neighborhood to both beautify it and provide fresh vegetables and fruits for residents and fictional character Charlie Alton tramples all of the emerging plants one night, Joe is the antagonist and Charlie is the protagonist.


False

True




4) Answer True or False.


Since Charlie makes a turnabout, he is a static character.


True

False




5) Answer True or False.


At the beginning of the story, Joe believes in the goodness of other humans and even after Charlie ruins his garden, he does not change his mind-Joe is a dynamic character.


False

True




6) Answer True or False.


Though the readers know all about Joe and Charlie and what they think, they know little about Cathy, a neighborhood girl who helps with the garden. Cathy is a flat character.


False

True




7) Both Joe and Charlie are ____ characters, or ones that are the most critical to the story.

secondary

main

absent

minor

stereotype




8) Answer True or False.


If in a fictional story about Joe's attempt to create a successful community garden, the author writes, "Generations later, residents of Oak Cliff sang the praises of Joe Browne for his heroic efforts to improve the lives of the locals,"a reader might recognize the sentence as the resolution or denouement.


False

True




9) Answer True or False.


If the author chose to open his fictional story with the scene in which Charlie is stomping on the fledgling plants before relating how Joe planted the garden, he used in media res.


False

True




10) Answer True or False.


Joe's struggles with Charlie are an example of internal conflict, while Charlie's thoughts about why he wants to destroy the plants that will give hope to others are an example of external conflict.


False

True




11) Answer True or False.


If Charlie makes a turnabout during the resolution and begins helping Joe with the community garden, then the author has written a deus ex machina.


True

False




12) The buildup of tension in fiction is termed ______________.

universal theme

crisis

flashback

milieu

suspense




13) If at the beginning of the story about Joe and his garden, you read the sentence, "Though Joe had no doubt that he would be successful in his work to create a success," you could say that the author was employing ___________.

a cliffhanger

a theme

impressionism

flashback

foreshadowing




14) If you read the sentence, "Joe's community garden was beautiful-it was like an oasis in a desert of defeat and destruction surrounded as it was by a burned building and stores and homes imprisoned by their burglar bars," you could say that the author was employing ___________.

expressionism

romanticism

resolution

impressionism

climax

Brainliest if correct Lesson 8: Online Shopping
One benefit to buying products on line is that the goods are always superior quality.
O True
O False

Which of the following was not theme in the apostolic preaching

What is the term for something that is accepted as definite or certain to​ occur, despite a lack of​ proof?
A.
values
B.
assumption
C.
bias

Examine the following digital text feature. How is the equator used to find latitude? Use the digital text feature to find the answer. The area around the middle of the equator measures latitude. The distance from the equator to a place on Earth gives the latitude. The equator is a flat line that stretches from east to west. The equator is used to draw lines on the Earth, creating steps like ladders.

Activity: Write a poem depicting the importance of modern gadgets such as cellphone and other related devices. Cite their benefits and advantages and highlight the truthfulness and relevance of the ideas you want to present. Write your answer on the space provided.
Be guided by this rubric: Message - 5pts Choice of words - 5pts Truthfulness and relevance - 5pts​

Based on this selection, the code of conduct created
by Cheng I was unique in its
A
harsh punishments.
B
permissive standards. She
С
eccentricity.
D
completeness.

Which characteristic of readers determines their willingness to consider your ideas based on their​ merit?
A.
​open-mindedness
B.
expectations
C.
level of interest
D.
level of knowledge

HELP!! Does anyone know what's on the english 2 module 3 dba?!?!?!

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In his conclusion, what point does Parker make about the worldview Beowulf
expresses? Explain. (Beowulf is back!)

Can someone help me with this small essay, or explain it?

In a brief report (100-200 words), relate the moral or lesson learned by Everyman to your own life as a Christian. Use specific incidents: For example, you may relate a time when "Fellowship" let you down and compare it with the fleeting and fair-weather friend Fellowship was in the play.

Why is friar lawrence reluctant to marry paris to juliet.

B.) Change the sentences into negative
using the long form:
Jane is a teacher
Jane is not a teacher
2. They are from Spain.
3.
I am sad.
You are right
5.
It is his book.
6.
My mother is at work
7.
Mike and Brian are brothers
8.
Kate is tired
9.
John is her cousin.
10. We are in the classroom

what important role animal plays in our life​