Reread the last few paragraphs of the excerpt from Night. Explain the internal conflict faced by the narrator. As described in the footnote, Wiesel interjects into the narration his later reflection on this first night at Auschwitz. Why is the repetition of the phrase “Never shall I forget” important? Why do you think it imperative to remember the Holocaust today?

The Green Light, situated at the end of Daisy's East Egg dock and barely visible from Gatsby's West Egg lawn, the green light represents Gatsby's hopes and dreams for the future. Because Gatsby's quest for Daisy is broadly associated with the American dream, the green light also symbolizes that more generalized ideal.

Answer:

Francis Scott Fitzgerald, author of "The Great Gatsby", a novel about the downturn of the "American Dream" in the 1920s, but overcasted by a love story between a man and a woman, also exposing the snobbishness and disdain of the American Aristocracy.

Fitzgerald makes "The Green Light" a symbol for "Love and Wealth", especially Gastby's craze with it; it's also a representation of people's greed for money, their hopes and dreams.

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In Paper Towns, Quentin takes a look out his bedroom window and realizes that there is a poster which can only be seen when Margo's window shutter is rolled down. His friend, Radar, identifies it as a poster of the folk singer Woody Guthrie. After this discovery, they are sure that Margo has left more clues to reveal, so they ask Margo's sister if they could search her room.

“It is only with the heart that one can see rightly. What is essential is invisible to the eye.” This is pretty much meaning that you need to think correctly to be able to understand most things.

The GERUND PHRASE is “keeping a light on in the house”. This phrase function as the subject of the sentence.

A gerund phrase acts as a noun in a sentence. In 'keeping a light on in the house helps discourage robbers', 'keeping a light on in the house' is the gerund phrase and it functions as the subject of the sentence.

The sentence given is an example of usage of a gerund phrase. A gerund phrase functions as a noun in a sentence. In this specific sentence, 'keeping a light on in the house' is the gerund phrase. Keeping is the gerund - a verb that acts as a noun by adding 'ing' at the end, and 'a light on in the house' is its direct object, together forming the gerund phrase. This entire gerund phrase operates as the subject of the sentence and 'helps discourage robbers' is the predicate.

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Answer:

First, B.

Second, C.

Explanation:

Answer:

its B.

Explanation:

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Final answer:

In 'Sonnet 116,' the word 'impediments' means 'obstacles,' signifying barriers that should not affect the union of true love.

Explanation:

In the context of 'Sonnet 116' by William Shakespeare, the bold word impediments refers to 'obstacles' or barriers that might prevent or hinder the union of two people who truly love each other. In the line 'Let me not to the marriage of true minds / Admit impediments,' the speaker is asserting their belief that true love should not allow obstacles to interfere with the bond between two people. These impediments could be external circumstances or personal flaws, but the speaker suggests that in a genuine marriage of minds, such hindrances should not prevail.

The correct answer is "It makes the reader wonder how the quotation from the poem relates to the topic of the passage". Hooks can be used in several places in your manuscript where you want to catch the reader's attention. You give a reader an incentive to keep reading and learn about the topic. The more this happens, the easier for the reader to seek and spread the author's name.

The author's hook actually engages the reader in the following way: It makes the reader wonder how the quotation from the poem relates to the topic of the passage.

Hook is known to be a sentence that is seen in the opening section of an essay which is used to arrest the attention of the reader. Hook is inserted in order to grad reader's attention and make such reader to desire to read on.

We see that the author's hook engage the reader by making the reader wonder how the quotation from the poem relates to the topic of the passage.

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Answer: C) It is the first time the French scholars have seen the Greek alphabet appear together with the hieroglyph

Explanation:

Answer: Primary sources provide a first-hand account of an event or time period and are considered to be authoritative. They represent original thinking, reports on discoveries or events, or they can share new information.

Answer:

The responsibilities of the moderator are:

* To prepare an agenda

* To help the group stay on task

* To remind the group of the rules

Explanation:

The general function of a moderator as the word says is to moderate the dialogue, participation, and time that is used by each person that is involved in either a debate or a session of ideas and commentaries, a moderator must be unbiased and respectful with everyone, as they have to focus on helping then in conveying their messages the best way.

The responsibilities of a moderator in a group include preparing an agenda, helping the group stay on task, and reminding the group of the rules.

The responsibilities of a moderator in a group include:

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This is a quote from the Odyssey when Nestor and Telemachus arrive at Nestor's palace, he talks about the prizes of Gods and the act of war, therefore the speaker is Nestor, Telemachus is just a listener, this quote shows the viewpoint of Nestor towards not only war and Gods but also how behaviour from people can make them gain things, close to a monologue this phrase is part of a story in fact.

The speaker of this passage is King Nestor.

Nestor was the king of Pylos. He was a very hospitable man. Telemachus and his crew arrived at Nestor's palace and they were looking for information about Telemachus' father. In this passage, Nestor in explaining to Telemachus how good his father was at war.

Answer:

to buy

Explanation:

The sentence that contain infinitive is Tina had to buy tickets to her uncle's first professional baseball game.

A sentence refer to group of words that contain a subject and predicate which passes meaningful information and also comprises of noun and verb.

Therefore, The sentence that contain infinitive is Tina had to buy tickets to her uncle's first professional baseball game.

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A suffix can change the meaning of a word, or as it happens with the word contemplate, can create a word family. The word contemplate is in itself a verb which expresses the action action of looking attentively at a thing, however, when the suffix is added the word turns into an adjective that means pensive or meditative. We can say, for instance, that the Greeks were contemplative of the world around us.

"A thesis is the central claim or main argument of an essay. Because it provides a unifying theme for the rest of the essay, it typically appears early on—in shorter papers, most often within the first paragraph or two. The thesis should be analytic or interpretive rather than merely descriptive or factual."

A central thesis is the "main argument the essay is trying to say".

For example, inside the essay on war, your thesis should include the 3 (more or less) claims that you are going to talk about, such as "The art of War", "History of War", "Outcomes of war", in which you would talk about the 3 topics and not only explain but give explanation of this, and give a conclusion of how this affects not only our history, but our world even today. The thesis statement must encompass all that you would talk about.

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1. Though The Glass Castle is brimming with unforgettable stories, which scenes were the most memorable for you? Which were the most shocking, the most inspiring, the funniest?

2. Discuss the metaphor of a glass castle and what it signifies to Jeannette and her father. Why is it important that, just before leaving for New York, Jeannette tells her father that she doesn't believe he'll ever build it? (p. 238).

3. The first story Walls tells of her childhood is that of her burning herself severely at age three, and her father dramatically takes her from the hospital: "You're safe now" (p. 14). Why do you think she opens with that story, and how does it set the stage for the rest of the memoir?

4. Rex Walls often asked his children, "Have I ever let you down?" Why was this question (and the required "No, Dad" response) so important for him — and for his kids? On what occasions did he actually come through for them?

5. Jeannette's mother insists that, no matter what, "life with your father was never boring" (p. 288). What kind of man was Rex Walls? What were his strengths and weaknesses, his flaws and contradictions?

6. Discuss Rose Mary Walls. What did you think about her description of herself as an "excitement addict"? (p. 93).

7. Though it portrays an incredibly hardscrabble life, The Glass Castle is never sad or depressing. Discuss the tone of the book, and how do you think that Walls achieved that effect?

8 Describe Jeannette's relationship to her siblings and discuss the role they played in one another's lives.

9. In college, Jeannette is singled out by a professor for not understanding the plight of homeless people; instead of defending herself, she keeps quiet. Why do you think she does this?

10. The two major pieces of the memoir — one half set in the desert and one half in West Virginia — feel distinct. What effect did such a big move have on the family — and on your reading of the story? How would you describe the shift in the book's tone?

11. Were you surprised to learn that, as adults, Jeannette and her siblings remained close to their parents? Why do you think this is?

12. What character traits — both good and bad — do you think that Jeannette inherited from her parents? And how do you think those traits shaped Jeannette's life?

13. For many reviewers and readers, the most extraordinary thing about The Glass Castle is that, despite everything, Jeannette Walls refuses to condemn her parents. Were you able to be equally nonjudgmental?

14. Like Mary Karr's Liars' Club and Rick Bragg's All Over But the Shoutin', Jeannette Walls' The Glass Castle tells the story of a wildly original (and wildly dysfunctional) family with humor and compassion. Were their other comparable memoirs that came to mind? What distinguishes this book?

Rex Walls plays the role of both a hero and a source of instability in Jeannette's life, profoundly shaping her development. His behavior instills in her a sense of adventure and resilience but also exposes her to significant hardship and responsibility.

Role in Jeannette's Life: Rex is a charismatic and imaginative figure who fills Jeannette with dreams and aspirations, like the "glass castle." However, his alcoholism and irresponsibility often turn these dreams into disappointments, making Jeannette feel a need to take care of him and the family.

Impact on Development: This duality forces Jeannette to mature quickly, developing self-reliance and determination. While Rex's promises inspire her, his failures teach her resilience and the importance of stability, driving her to seek a more secure and controlled life.

The passage reflects this dynamic by showing how, even at a young age, Jeannette felt responsible for protecting and caring for her family, highlighting the profound impact Rex had on her growth.

The complete question is:

The Glass Castle discussion question quiz:

"I told Dad that I would protect him from Mom. I promised him that I would take care of him and that I would take care of the family. Dad, I won't ever let you down. He was dru'nk, but he smiled his crooked smile and said he knew I never would. That was my earliest memory." (Walls, "The Glass Castle," page 28)

What role does Rex Walls play in Jeannette’s life, and how does his behavior impact her development?

Answer: D

You have a problem deciding if the answer is B or D because they are saying much the same thing.

C is never going to be the answer: he will always remember the jungle just as you or I would remember our childhood. What we experience in childhood is the only experiences we are going to get from childhood. Reading about others will not do us much good.

A is not the answer although it is correct. Kaa  and Shere Khan remain dangerous now as they were before. So A is not the answer you seek.

D is probably the answer you want. It is more general than B.

Answer:

same

Explanation:

The inference that shows that the pursuit of happiness can lead to unhappy life is the fact that a lot of hardship is discovered on the way to seek happiness.

This is a movie that stars Will Smith as the main character. The movie highlights the challenges that people face and the issues that they must confront as they try to seek a better life.

The character is pushed to the lowest part of his life as he seeks to get a better life for himself and his child.

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Of course. If Hollywood movies are meant, this is inevitable. Whole industry is involved in recording Hollywood films, determining the theme to be processed in the film, who is the "positive", who is "negative", is designed in advance what degree of bias will be represented according to the goal to be achieved. Then, producers order a script, whether they need to write a new one or adapt a literary work. Then this scenario is given to the selected director.

Nothing is different with the so-called authorial film.

The introductory scene can display the current situation of a positive or negative person or group, their actions, their psychological profile which still creates filmmakers, emphasizing with the help of various film techniques that this should be accepted by the auditorium. Of course, the same characteristics can be completely different if desired.

The final scene is usually much more convincing in suggesting a conclusion about a person, a group, a nation. It also uses the famous music effect we may not be aware of. The whole environment of statists, colors that accentuate the whole atmosphere of the environment, re-created the psychological profiles that through the film "evolve" as previously imagined with the realistic presentation of facts, indicate that how we should think.

The opening and closing shots of a film can suggest a potential bias by the filmmakers. This is usually echoed in the film's narrative and the characters' representation throughout. Factors like economic interests and prevailing societal norms can also influence the filmmaker's perspective.

Analyzing the opening and closing shots of a film indeed provides insight into the perspective or possible bias of the filmmakers. For instance, in a film like Rear Window, the opening shot might focus on the point of view of a white male, suggesting a sort of narrow viewpoint. Conversely, the film Black Panther opens with a visually diverse and inclusive landscape, indicating an intrinsically different bias towards a more inclusive narrative. The closing shots generally reiterate the central themes or perspectives of the film.

However, these decisions are not solely based on the filmmakers' personal biases, there is also an economic factor. In high-budget films where Hollywood control is mostly white male-dominated, there is a tendency to perpetuate narratives that they can relate to. Yet films like Black Panther that present diverse characters and storylines have proved equally successful, challenging this status quo.

Tools like juxtaposition, foreshadowing, and evidence used by filmmakers such as Ken Burns and others, significantly aid in conveying their vision and narrative. For instance, Burns keeps audiences engaged by marking an upcoming major shift or change, compelling the viewers to contemplate 'why' things happen.'

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Hello there.

I think you are missing the options, but I have found, on internet, the following ones:

A. Emily wingspaninson  

B. Sarah Orne Jewett  

C. Mark Twain  

D. Ambrose Bierce  

E. Kate Chopin  

F. Charles Waddell Chesnutt

If those are the options, then the correct one to your question is C: Mark Twain. He is the writer of Huckleberry Finn, book whose main character is Huck Finn. In addition, he is also known for using realistic dialect in his works.

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Answer:

Either you can stay in the office tomorrow or you can go on the field trip tomorrow.

Explanation:

C. pathos. The statement uses the rhetorical appeal of pathos.

The statement, "By actively contributing to make our city’s recycling program a success and encouraging others to do their part, we can increase our chances of conserving our remaining natural and manmade resources over time," uses the rhetorical appeal of pathos.

Pathos is an appeal to emotion. In this statement, the author is trying to evoke a sense of duty and responsibility in the audience by appealing to their sense of conserving resources for the future.

The answer would be sequence.

-It cannot be cause and effect because time does not really matter when you are dealing with cause and effect, all that matters is that this happened and it made this happen.

-It cannot be problem and solution because problem and solution is just about explaining the problem and finding/explaining the solution.

-It cannot be compare and contrast because compare and contrast is just about finding comparisons between two or more subjects and contrasts between the same subjects.

-And sequence tells events in the order they happen in time.

The type of essay uses the passage of time as the backdrop to the progression of the essay is cause and effect. Thus, option A is correct.

It cannot be cause and effect because time does not really matter when you are dealing with cause and effect, all that matters is that this happened and it made this happen.

It cannot be problem and solution because problem and solution is just about explaining the problem and finding/explaining the solution.It cannot be compare and contrast because compare and contrast is just about finding comparisons between two or more subjects and contrasts between the same subjects and sequence tells events in the order they happen in time.

While "background" is more broadly defined as "anything that goes behind," including temporally and physically, a backdrop is literally "a painted cloth hung at the back of a theatre stage as part of the scenery."

Therefore, The type of essay uses the passage of time as the backdrop to the progression of the essay is cause and effect. Thus, option A is correct.

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The Ghost of Christmas Past appears to Scrooge as a white-robed figure . It has on its head a  light, same as a candle of  flame, and carries a metal cap, made in the shape of a candle extinguisher.

The Ghost of Christmas Past is a spirit from Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol' that visits Ebenezer Scrooge to show him his past Christmases. It reminds Scrooge of his previous joyfulness and goodwill towards Christmas, and the regrettable decisions that led to his present misery, thus beginning his transformation.

The Ghost of Christmas Past is a character from Charles Dickens' renowned novella A Christmas Carol. It is one of three spirits that visit Ebenezer Scrooge, the miserly main character, on Christmas Eve. The Ghost of Christmas Past is depicted as a strange figure — neither old nor young, with a bright shining light emanating from the crown of its head.

The Ghost's purpose is to remind Scrooge of his past, and the joy and goodwill that Christmas used to bring him before his obsession with money. This spirit shows Scrooge several scenes from his previous Christmases, including his youth and early adulthood, failed romance, and initial pursuit of wealth. Through these vivid, often emotional scenes, the Ghost of Christmas Past illustrates the negative effect Scrooge's decisions have had on his own life and the lives of others, triggering the beginning of Scrooge’s transformative journey.

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The answer is

C) It gives writing a natural flow.

Sentence variety is important because it gives writing a natural flow, makes it clearer, and can contain more ideas by presenting information in varied and interesting ways.

Sentence variety is crucial in writing for several reasons. Firstly, it gives writing a natural flow, avoiding a monotonous or robotic tone that can occur when all sentences are structured the same way. This can make the writing more captivating and engaging for the reader. Secondly, using a diverse range of sentence structures can make writing clearer. Different sentences can be used to highlight different types of information, making it easier for the reader to understand the writer's points. Lastly, sentence variety can, in a way, contain more ideas. By varying the sentence structure, a writer can present their ideas in new and interesting ways, which can generate more thoughts and discussions.

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Final answer:

Priam's perspective on the fight between Hektor and Achilleus highlights the themes of honor, destiny, and mortality in the Iliad and reflects on the transient nature of glory and the tragic fates of both warriors.

Explanation:

Priam's perspective in the fight between Hektor and Achilleus highlights the tragic and inevitable fate of the two warriors, emblematic of the overarching themes within the Iliad of honor, destiny, and mortality. Through Priam's eyes, one might comprehend the full emotional toll of the war, especially when considering the respect Priam has for Hektor as his son, and the complexities involved in his feelings toward Achilleus, who stands as the slayer of his beloved child yet is also admired for his prowess and eventual fate. This dual perspective pinpoints the inevitable downfall of Troy, likened to the fall of past empires, and emphasizes the transient nature of glory, where the pride of Hektor and the might of Achilleus are but fleeting triumphs in the face of impending doom.