click the sentence on the paragraph that best shows the son cares about his father despite wanting to trick him

Answer:

This doesn't look that good sorry you can use it if you want i tried my best.

Explanation:

The local public library had announced that the new policy is that, patrons under the age of 16 will not be able to use the computers was a terrible idea, it is such as saying that no one will be able to use the computers if the age policy will stay 16 because what if there were kids that had problems with their connections to their computers or any device to write a essay they had to complete, this would be terrible since the kid wouldn't be able to get a grade in and could start dropping in his school grades. Therefore the new policy would be terrible since it affects our careers.

Final answer:

The letter addresses the concern of restricting access to computers for patrons under the age of 16 at a public library, highlighting the importance of library resources for educational development and suggesting solutions for responsible use rather than a complete ban.

Explanation:

Dear Head Librarian,

I am writing to express my concern regarding the recent policy that disallows patrons under the age of 16 from using the computers at our local public library. Libraries play a crucial role in providing access to information and technology for all ages. By restricting computer use to those over 16, we risk impeding the educational development of younger patrons who may not have alternative means to access online resources for homework and school projects.

It is well-documented that public libraries are vital for supporting community literacy and learning. Many students rely on library computers to complete their assignments, especially given that some homes do not have internet access. Furthermore, participation in library programs like the Writing Box at the Brooklyn Public Library can foster a sense of responsibility and community engagement among younger patrons. By allowing children and adolescents to use library computers, we are investing in their potential as future scholars and responsible digital citizens.

I urge you to reconsider this decision, not only for the benefit of our youth but also to uphold the library's mission of providing the freedom to read and the equally important freedom to write. Perhaps instead of an outright ban, we could improve supervision and introduce computer literacy programs to educate young users on responsible computer use. Libraries should be inclusive spaces that support the growth and education of all community members.

Thank you for considering my viewpoint.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

Answer:

B. Suffice, i think

Explanation:

Answer: A, B, D

Explanation:

Answer:

A. An appeal to emotion is used to make people feel guilty if they do not support the legislation.

B. A false dilemma is used to claim that legislation is the only way to protect the environment.

D. A bandwagon appeal is used to suggest that every American wants to help endangered species.

Explanation:

Brainliest Answer Please!

Answer:

1. The local demagogue promised to generate more jobs if the people voted for him.

2. Missy’s friends consider her taste in clothes and accessories to be rather

bourgeois

3. Rachel’s enigmatic behavior made her friends think she was hiding something.

4. The unyielding ruler Louis XVI had all the characteristics of a despot

5. Karen’s bad attitude precipitated her getting kicked off the school basketball team.

6. Renee coddled her new puppy and let it sleep at the foot of her bed every night.

Explanation:

The local demagogue promised to generate more jobs if the people voted for him.

A sentence is a group of words that includes a subject (the idea or subject of the phrase) and a predicate (what is said about the subject)

Declarative, exclamatory, imperative, and interrogatory  four types of sentences in the English language.

Missy’s friends consider her taste in clothes and accessories to be rather bourgeois.

Rachel’s enigmatic behavior made her friends think she was hiding something.

The unyielding ruler Louis XVI had all the characteristics of a despot.

Karen’s bad attitude precipitated her getting kicked off the school basketball team.

Renee coddled her new puppy and let it sleep at the foot of her bed every night.

Therefore, The correct answers are stated above.

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Answer:

Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau were leading transcendentalist and philosophers. They came up with theories and theories need proof, or explanation, to be deemed true. When publishing their beliefs, they used essays to structure their findings/theories so that the facts could back up their statement.

Explanation:

Simply: they're philosophers creating a new branch of philosophy so they are using a formal writing style that structures their theories.

Influential intellectuals and transcendentalists were Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson. They developed hypotheses, and ideas require support or justification before they can be accepted as fact.

They employed writings to organize their research and theories before presenting their ideas, allowing the data to support their claims.

Both Emerson as well as Thoreau, who share the label "transcendentalist," placed a strong emphasis on logic, intelligence, and argument. To support their theories, they conducted psychological experiments and strategy research.

They held the opinion that spirituality transcends the physical universe. They both placed a strong emphasis on independence since they believed that people have the propensity to become tainted by the ideas and ideals of their society.

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Answer:

The minister's black veil in lines 101-136 reveals his individuality when his courtesy was paid with 'strange and bewildered looks.'

Explanation:

"The Minister's Black Veil" is a short story written by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The story is about a minister named 'Mr. Hooper.'

The story is about human nature, sin, and guilt. In the story, Nathaniel has portrayed Mr. Hooper as a sole individual, the one who is ready to accept the truth.

In lines 101-136, when Mr. Hooper comes out after the service, the congregation began to shake their 'sagacious heads', some began to profane the Sabbath day with their 'ostentatious laughter.' But when Mr. Hooper came out he greeted everyone as he used to do every Sunday after service, bless little ones, etc. The individuality of Mr. Hooper can be seen here when he was paid back with 'strange and bewildered looks' for his civility, he was neglected an invitation on dinner, when no one wanted to walk beside the Minister as an honor.

Answer:

Cruel darkness crept o'er the stern.

(don't quote me)

Answer:

Give more facts and parts to the story.

Answer:

All the science classrooms are on the ground floor; the other subjects are upstairs.

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Answer:

All the science classrooms are on the ground floor; the other subjects are upstairs.

Explanation:

A semicolon indicates a pause between two clauses and a clause is a statement that can stand alone and make sense. "All the science classrooms are on the ground floor" and "The other subjects are upstairs" are both independent clauses and can stand alone, therefore you can add a semicolon in between in order to limit the use of transition words.

Answer: He escapes being killed

Explanation: no

He is allowed to stay in Sighet with Elie’s family happens to Moishe the Beadle when the foreign Jews are expelled from Sighet. Hence, option A is correct.

A poor, immigrant Jew named Moishe the Beadle teaches in the town of Sighet. Since Eliezer is a good man, he befriends him and teaches him Kabbalah, but he also returns to Sighet after a massacre of foreign Jews to alert the local Jews to oncoming danger.

Moishe the Beadle is the first character introduced in Night, even though he disappears after the first few pages, and his moral values resonate throughout the narrative.

A real commitment to Judaism in general and Jewish mysticism in particular is what Moishe represents first and foremost. Moishe was Elie's spiritual teacher and they talked for hours about mysticism and the Kabbalah.

Thus, option A is correct.

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Answer:

Goemon told Manjiro he can never be a samurai for he did not commit harakiri, which is a form of self-mutilation and su^cide so as to escape being captured by enemies. Japanese Samurai status is achieved only when a person braves the odds and prefers to die instead of being taken captive or even killed by an enemy.

Explanation:  

The reason Goemon thinks Manjiro is not a true samurai is because, for him, since Manjiro did not commit su^cide or harakiri (seppuku), he did not deserve to be considered a samurai. He did not like the idea of Manjiro being taken to America, stayed there for almost a decade, and returning back and being honored with the samurai status.  

Answer:

Just start from a new page. Or if you want to skip 5 lines and start.

Answer: The Grapes of Wrath

Answer:

A Spider Web

Explanation:

in·ex·tri·ca·ble

adjective

impossible to disentangle or separate.

"the past and the present are inextricable"

impossible to escape from.

"an inextricable situation"

Answer:

A spider web

Explanation:

Answer:

The answer, I believe, is B.) The sick patient and the hospital setting contribute to the message that the flu is threatening.

Explanation:

Honestly, if anyone is hospitalized from a disease, virus, injury, etc., it is threatening to the person who has it and anyone else who comes in contact with that person, if it is contagious.

Answer:

I believe the author's word choice help express the tone of the excerpt since:

B. The negative connotations of the words "dust," "aching," and "weary" give the excerpt a tone of tiredness.

Explanation:

By the end of the excerpt, we can vividly feel how tired the Mole is. The author not only makes a point of describing every single thing it did, how busy its morning was, but also of describing how it feels at the end of the cleaning process. Dust in the eyes, an aching back and weary arms do not convey a tone of relaxation, but one of tiredness. Imagine working so hard that your arms ache. You'd be exhausted to do anything else.

Answer:

The answer is b. hope this helps :]

Explanation:

Unclear she incomplete question. However, I infer this to be the correct question:

"Butter biscuits

100g sugar

200g butter

300g flour

Boil / Beat the butter and sugar together in a big 1 oven / bowl.

Slice / Add the flour and 3 roast / mix well.

Make 12 small round biscuits. Fry / Bake them in the pot / oven (160°C) for 15–20 minutes.

The biscuits are ready when they are brown".

I inferred you want a correct rearrangement of the text above.

Answer:

Beat in a Bowl; add/mix; bake in the oven

Explanation:

From the above text it seems to mention a wrong sequence involved in baking and and we are required to rearrange them properly. The correct sequence should be;

1. You beat the butter and sugar together in a bowl.

2. Then, you add the flour and mix it well.

Answer:

1 Beat

2 bowl

3 add

4 mix

5 bake

6 oven

Explanation:

Choose the correct answers.

Butter biscuits ingredients: 100g sugar, 200g butter and 300g flour

Beat the butter and sugar together in a big bowl. Add the flour and mix well. Make 15 small round biscuits. Bake them in the oven (160°C) for 15–20 minutes. The biscuits are ready when they are brown.

1 Beat: Mix things together in a rapid motion

2 Bowl: a container to hold contents for mixing

3 Add: combine together into one

4 Mix: to stir contents

5 Bake: to cook food in an oven

6 Oven: A chamber used for heating and baking

These are the terms in the process of baking butter biscuit.

Answer:

Mexican American culture has to be part of Mexican American literature to remain alive.

Explanation:

Mexican literature studies are available on line, thesis is also available on Mexican studies thesis.

Have attached some interesting data from census available on line showing religion is more important than losses. However with literature the morals all seem very positive and resemble other morals etc. to include religion and its importance, we can assume reading is a fundamental part of this as well as code of right and wrong.

48. Religion should be an important part of one’s life was a very high average in modern day census.

Answer:

B. My feet were tuna. My nose was a hose.

The metaphorical line from the poem is "My feet were tunas. My nose was a hose," as it directly equates body parts with unrelated objects for effect.

The line from the poem that is an example of a metaphor is "My feet were tunas. My nose was a hose." A metaphor is a figure of speech that directly refers to one thing by mentioning another for rhetorical effect. It does not use the words 'like' or 'as,' which would make it a simile. In the given line, the speaker's feet are not literally tunas, nor is the nose a hose, but these objects are being used metaphorically to describe a certain aspect of the speaker's body or senses. It's a way to create a vivid image or express a particular quality or feature by equating it with something else. In contrast, lines like "I felt like a dragon with my sore throat" use the simile structure, which includes 'like' or 'as' in the comparison.

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

It makes the most since. And I got it right on a test.

Final answer:

The passage primarily focuses on glass as a versatile substance created naturally, as in the case of obsidian from volcanoes, and through manufactured processes, explaining its characteristics and the science behind its formation.

Explanation:

The main idea of the passage is best summarized by option D: Glass is an amazing substance that can be formed naturally or manufactured. The passage describes the formation of translucent and opaque glass types, focusing on their properties, formation processes, and uses. It outlines how the transparency of glass varies with its composition and the conditions under which it forms, using the example of obsidian, a natural glass created from rapidly cooling lava, to illustrate glass's diverse characteristics.

Obsidian is often associated with volcanic activity and is known for its dark color, glassy texture, and conchoidal fracture. Unlike manufactured glass used in windows, obsidian is usually opaque due to its dense structure. However, when thin enough, its edges can allow some light to pass through, highlighting the versatile nature of glass substances. The text emphasizes the remarkable aspects of glass, including its role in nature as a byproduct of volcanic phenomena, and its widespread applications in the modern world.

Answer:

looking for other books that share the same topic

Explanation:

The theme of a book is the subject that will be developed during the narrative, that is, it is the main subject that will serve as a basis for a story to be told. This theme can be family, friendship, depression, abandonment, solidarity, overcoming, among others.

Books that share the same topics are usually connected by the same theme. For this reason, if Denis wants to find the theme of the book he is reading, he can search for books that share the same topic to facilitate his search.

Answer:finding details that suggest a message about life

Explanation: JUST DID THE TEST

Answer + Explanation:

Wounded Knee, dwelled on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in southwestern South Dakota, was the place of two battles between North American Indians and legislators of the U.S. government. An 1890 killing transmitted some 150 Native Americans lifeless, in what was the final conflict between central troops and the Sioux.

The largest impact was the Ghost Dance. A Spiritual Dance that was believed to cause the dancer immune to bullets. The Native Americans believed that they had been defeated and taken onto the restrictions due to offending the gods and had rejected their faiths and customs.

The other part was the gold on the estates where the societies had been set. The land, previously considered to be unimportant, was determined to seemingly cover gold executing it valuable.

Answer:

Tensions were high in the Native American community because the government broke a promise they made

Explanation:

Answer:

It means that “Allah” provides for his people so that when one falls into trouble, the solution is easy to find.

Explanation:

Answer:Sultan Muhammad is similar to his father and possesses knowledge about how to run his kingdom.

Although the Sultan’s father was cruel, the Sultan’s kindness undoes the harm his father caused to Hasan Abdallah.

Even though Sultan Abdallah offered help to Hasan Abdallah, he cannot repair the harm caused by his father.

Sultan Muhammad is related to King Shahryar, and both men are kind to people who had previously been mistreated.  

Explanation:

Answer:

Mary's careful planning and plotting resulted that she was not convicted of the crime at the conclusion of the story.

Explanation:

"Lamb to the Slaughter" is a short story written by Roald Dahl. the story is about the homicide committed by a wife of her husband.

Mary Maloney is the wife of Peter Maloney, who is a detective, and she is pregnant. In the story, Peter comes to Mary to ask for a divorce. Peter wanted to leave Mary, his wife, and unborn child for someone else.

Mary in her state of shock murdered her husband with a frozen leg of the lamb. She then carefully plans everything. She has been a submitted and committed wife, so she quickly cleans all the evidence of murder and goes to the local shop to buy groceries and comes back home and call the cops.

She then tearfully pleads the cops to let her complete the cooking of dinner. The cops agree to this assuming that Mary is in a state of shock of being a new widow. While the cops discuss what could be the weapon of murder, they were eating the legs of the lamb (the murder weapon).

Mary's careful planning influences the outcome of the story that she is not convicted of the crime.

To support the answers some evidence has been mentioned below:

" She practiced them several times more. Then she ran downstairs, took her coat, and went out the back door, through the garden into the street." (She plans her conversation with the grocer, so that she may have witness that she was not present at home at the time of the murder. She behaved very normally with Sam.)

"You must be very hungry by now because it's long past your supper time, and I know that Patrick would never forgive me if I let you stay in the house without offering you anything to eat." (She erased the evidence, the weapon of murder under the nose of the cops, by showing herself to be a good wife. She urged cops to have supper because Patrick would never have been happy to know that the guests went without having anything.)

Answer/Explanation:

Mary's careful planning influence the outcome of the story by coldly and carefully plans a way in which she will not be accused of the crime. This influences the outcome of the story, ensuring that Mary is not blamed for the murder. For Instance, Mary goes out after the murder and talks to the grocer for a while. This allows Mary to have an explanation in case she is considered a suspect. Another example is the way in which Mary cooks the lamb leg that she used to kill her husband. This allows her to hide the weapon, as well as to further develop her image as a perfect wife. Also told the police to eat the lamb leg so Mary's can get rid of the murder weapon.

Answer:

C an illustration.

Explanation:

Core values are the fundamental beliefs that guide personal and societal actions and decisions. They stem from culture, personal experiences, and education, influencing individual behavior and societal norms. Understanding and reflecting on these values can lead to a deeper comprehension of one's character and the collective values underlying societal structures.

Core values are the underlying principles or standards that guide an individual's actions, behaviors, and decision-making processes. They emerge from one's personal experiences, education, culture, and thoughtful introspection. In the context of a philosophy course, one may explore value theory to better understand these foundational beliefs. Our core values can influence everything from why we might choose to read significant literary works like Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, to why we believe in social concepts like the American Dream, which posits that hard work can lead to success and wealth.

The importance of values is not confined to personal beliefs but extends to wider cultural norms and collective societal behaviors. They are critical in teaching and transmitting a culture's beliefs and play a prominent role in the formulation of worldviews and ideologies that shape our perception of the world. For example, the historic roots of American constitutional government are based on democratic values like liberty, equality, and justice, which are deeply embedded in American culture. In critically thinking about one's values, questions may arise about global issues, traditional knowledge, and what actions one would prioritize with unlimited resources, all of which reflect core values and personal convictions.

In sum, identifying and reflecting on one's core values can provide insight into their character and worldview, laying the foundation for a just society and personal well-being. Reflecting on one's experiences and examining the advice of others can further deepen this understanding and potentially lead to an evaluation or re-evaluation of what we consider important in life and governance.

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Core values such as integrity, respect, responsibility, and empathy guide behavior and decisions, impacting overall wellbeing. Aligning values with those of family and community creates harmony, while misalignment can cause stress. Regular reflection helps ensure consistency with core values, maintaining integrity and emotional health.

Fundamental ideas and tenets that direct behavior are known as core values. All behaviors and decisions are guided by these deeply embedded beliefs, which have an impact on an individual's overall well-being.

My core values include:

These values are important to me because they resonate with my personal beliefs and experiences. Integrity builds trust, respect fosters positive relationships, responsibility ensures reliability, and empathy enhances connection with others.

Aligning my core values with those around me, such as within my family, school, or community, often enhances my wellbeing. When values are aligned, it creates a harmonious and supportive environment. Misalignment, however, can lead to internal conflict and stress, impacting my wellbeing negatively.

To assess if I’m consistent with my core values, I regularly reflect on my actions and decisions through an ethics check. If I find discrepancies, I make conscious efforts to realign my behavior with my values. This practice helps maintain integrity and supports my overall emotional and mental health.

Complete Question

What are your core values, why are they important to you, and how do they influence your behavior and wellbeing, especially when they align or misalign with the values of your family and community?