Which sentence contains an example of hyperbole? Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans—born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage—and unwilling to witness or permit the slow undoing of those human rights to which this nation has always been committed, and to which we are committed today at home and around the world. Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. This much we pledge—and more. To those old allies whose cultural and spiritual origins we share, we pledge the loyalty of faithful friends. United there is little we cannot do in a host of cooperative ventures. Divided there is little we can do—for we dare not meet a powerful challenge at odds and split asunder.
A. Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty. B. This much we pledge—and more. C.To those old allies whose cultural and spiritual origins we share, we pledge the loyalty of faithful friends. D. Divided there is little we can do—for we dare not meet a powerful challenge at odds and split asunder.

Answer: C)

Explanation:

Grendel is an Anglo-Saxon epic poem character by Beowulf and he is feared by everyone except Beowulf in the poem.

Answer:

And yet I address him, whispering, whimpering, whining. "If you win, it's by mindless chance. Make no mistake." (171)

Explanation:

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Answer: Squeaky in the lesson is seen to be very practical and a confident girl. She is very boastful about the ability of her running so fast and she takes running very seriously and gets happy looking at the medals and the ribbons of her achievement. This motivates her to win the competition and run fast and compete well.

Explanation

In the lesson "Raymond's Run", Squeaky is a character who is shown to be a little girl who is very confident about her abilities of running fast and winning every race she runs. She practices very hard for the races and is not at all afraid of practicing tough for the competition. It makes her happy and boastful that every one thinks that she is the fastest thing on two feet.

She gets very happy with the trophies and the ribbons that she gets when she runs and she also wants to coach her brother for running. This motivates her to run fast and win the competition that she takes part in. She is very responsible for her running and for practicing hard.

Squeaky, in 'Raymond's Run', is driven to win due to her competitive nature, her quest for self-improvement, and her sense of responsibility towards her brother Raymond.

In the short story, Raymond's Run, Squeaky's devotion to winning is driven by her competitive nature and her commitment to represent herself effectively as a runner. Squeaky's focus is clearly on her self-improvement and displaying her hard work via her performances.

Squeaky's consciousness of the competitive environment is seen in her knowledge of other runners' abilities and her rigorous training routine. Her primary objective is to be the champion of the May Day race, symbolizing her determination to beat her opponents through her constant dedication and hard work.

Additionally, Squeaky's commitment to winning also mirrors her responsibility towards her brother Raymond, giving her an additional reason to excel and be an inspirational figure.

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Clifford believes that workers won't strike because they can't afford to.

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

Lady Chatterley’s lover is a book authored by DH Lawrence. Clifford Chatterley is one of the major character from the novel who is a rich businessman, who isn’t fond of love, and the one who is paralyzed.

What Clifford believes is true because in Chapter 13 from the novel when Clifford and Constance have an interaction whether workers will go on strike, Clifford clearly states that workers won’t strike, because going on strike would mean risking their job which feeds their stomach. And a poor worker would definitely don’t want that to happen.  

Answer:

Try to write it from the cockroaches point of view, almost as if the people invaded the cockroaches space and came into his/her home. End it with a dramatic scene following the discovery of the roach have fun with it.

Explanation:

Have fun with it

Answer:

Explanation:

You should do the point of veiw of the host because you could say the host was nervous and was hoping nothing went wrong until someone said there is a  cockroach in there salad and say how the host was feeling.

The answer is c because they are more likely to corrode than metel pipes

It can be inferred from the passage that metal pipes because they are more likely to corrode than metal pipes. Thus option C is correct.

A literary passage is a passage from a book or other written work. It can be a single sentence in length or as long as a page. A literary passage typically consists of multiple paragraphs. Any literary form, from verse to literature, can really be represented by this passage.

In the United States, most water-transporting pipes are made of polycarbonate, or PVC. PVC pipes are far more resilient than older metal rods since of their ability to withstand corrosion brought on by liquid. The paragraph implies that due to their greater likely to dissolve than metal pipes, solid metal pipelines are preferable.

Therefore, option C is the correct option.

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‘Nectar in a Sieve’ is a novel written by Kamala Markandaya. The novel is based upon a story of poor husband and wife Nathan and Rukmani. Rukmani was married when she was only 12 years old. After her marriage she faced a lot of trouble. The couple where already poor and on top of that Rukmani gave birth to 5 children, one daughter and four son. The story depicts how traditional culture of early marriage can ruin a girls life.

‘Marriage is a private affair’ on the other hand is an amazing story of a young man who refuse to obey his father’s say on marring a girl and rather he choose to marry a woman of his choice. This story depicts the theme of modernity, disagreement, tradition, and most importantly the change that modernization have brought over the last few years.

So if we compare both these stories, we would get to known that the impact modern ideas and modern ways have on traditional cultures is enormous, and good for the betterment of society.

Answer:

The pieces would be beliefs, status, ethnicity, religion, and sex. the characters in these works are affected by the modernization of their respective societies because it changes society.

Scout conveys the societal bias that is beyond the purview of legal justice, making Atticus's efforts in Tom's defense futile. This understanding developed as her character matured throughout the novel, pointing out the inadequacy of 'due process' in the face of deep-seated racial discrimination.

When Scout says, 'Tom had been given due process of law to the day of his death... but in the secret court of men's hearts Atticus had no case.' she is hinting at the inherent racial prejudice and bias that existed in the society, despite the formal legal system attempting to provide 'justice'. In other words, although Tom Robinson was technically given a fair trial in the legal sense, the 'court of men's hearts' — the people's biases and preconceptions — had already judged and condemned him, essentially making Atticus's efforts hopeless.

It is unlikely that Scout could have reached such a conclusion at the beginning of the novel. This is because her understanding of these complex societal biases developed progressively throughout the book, which is part of her character development.

Addressing the ambiguity of 'due process of law', it is clear that Harper Lee uses this story to highlight the issues of racial prejudice and unfair judgment in society, despite attempts at due legal process.

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Scout realizes that while Tom Robinson was afforded legal rights and a fair trial in court, he was ultimately condemned by the racial prejudices that existed within the community.

She understands that despite Atticus's best efforts to defend Tom in a court of law, the prevailing racist attitudes of the people in Maycomb made it impossible for him to receive a fair judgment in the court of public opinion.

At the beginning of the novel, Scout was much younger and less aware of the complexities of racial prejudice in her community.

Her journey throughout the story, witnessing the trial and the events surrounding it, has led her to this mature and nuanced understanding.

Therefore, she could not have reached such a conclusion at the beginning of the novel because her experiences and observations throughout the narrative were essential in shaping her perspective on the injustices faced by Tom Robinson.

Answer:

A). The British system allowed for more "pursuit of happiness."

Explanation:

As per Joseph Taper's letter to Joseph long(white acquaintance), option A displays the manner in which Taper analyzes his experience of life in Canada. Taper admires British regimen as he felt that it enabled and authorized him to chase/pursue his happiness. His describes his encounter as positive and full of joy and exuberance as the British administration offered full authority and liberty to 'pursue their happiness'. He even described Canada as the 'land of liberty in good health' that justifies his positive connotation. Thus, option A is the correct answer.

Final answer:

Joseph Taper reflects on his experience in Canada by highlighting the freedom and liberty he found, noting the egalitarian 'Colored British nation' and the opportunities for African American refugees, despite facing racial prejudice.

Explanation:

In Joseph Taper's letter to Joseph Long, Taper analyzes his experience of living in Canada by emphasizing the freedom and liberty he found there. He contrasts his life in Canada to the bondage in the southern United States, highlighting the existence of a 'Colored British nation' under the protective monarchy. Taper appreciates the equitable treatment in Canada and draws attention to the opportunities available to Black individuals, such as entrepreneurship and political rights, which are symbolized by the successes of other African American refugees like the Blackburns.

Furthermore, he reflects on the support system for runaway slaves and notes that the British sovereign, a female ruler, guides the nation toward freedom. Despite the challenges faced, including racial prejudice, the overall tone conveys that life in Canada afforded more personal and political freedoms compared to the oppressive conditions in the United States.

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Dictionaries typically give information about how to pronounce a word using the international phonetic alphabet. They also give information about the part of speech of the word.

Also included in a dictionary entry is the etymology of a word so that the user knows what the roots of the word are and what language it came from.

Dictionaries do not usually include sketches, and synonyms are typically reserved for thesauruses. While some dictionaries give non-standard versions of the word, this is not a universal feature.

Answer:

Pronunciation guide, part of speech, plural, and etymology

Explanation:

These are factual terms that would be found in a dictionary

Answer:

An Action Potential is an "All or Nothing" phenomenon. It was first described in 1871 by a Physiologist Henry Pickering Bowditch.

Explanation:

The action potential is always a full response, there is no such thing as a strong or weak potential. This means that when a stimulus is given, a neuron either does not reach the threshold or a full action potential is fired.

STATEMENT OF LAW:

The all or none law states that , the strength of a response of a nerve cell or a muscle fiber do not depends upon the strength of a stimulus. If a stimulus is above a certain threshold, the nerve cell will send the information down the axon towards the synapse and the signal is being propagated.

SIGNIFICANCE:

The significance of this law is that it minimizes the possibility of information to be lost along the way.

This law was initially applied to the muscles of heart but later it was found to be true for neuronal cells and other muscle fibers too.

Thus an action potential is all or nothing event.  

An action potential is an 'all-or-nothing' event that triggers at full strength if the threshold of excitation is reached and does not vary in intensity as it travels down the axon, similar to a binary code with only two possible states.

An action potential is described as an "all-or-nothing" event, which means that it is a binary occurrence in the functioning of neurons. It either happens in full or not at all, similar to how a binary code operates with values of 0 and 1, with no in-between states. If the incoming neural signal is strong enough to reach the threshold of excitation (usually around -50 mV), an action potential will be triggered. Otherwise, no action potential occurs. Once initiated, the action potential cannot be stopped or varied in strength; it travels along the axon without losing intensity.

This all-or-none principle ensures that the signal's strength doesn't diminish as it moves along the neuron. Rather, the action potential is propagated with the same strength at every point along the axon, ensuring that information can travel long distances within the nervous system without signal degradation. The frequency of action potentials, rather than their strength, codes for the intensity of the stimulus.

Answer:

The raven’s shadow has permanently darkened the speaker’s soul.

Explanation:

Edgar Allen Poe's "The Raven" tells abut the loss of the speaker and his feeling of dejection and loneliness after the death of his love Lenore. The raven's visit emphasizes the depth of grief and heartbreak he had to endure, is still enduring and also the aloofness of his very existence.

The last stanza of the poem shows how the raven's visit had more deeply darkened the soul of the speaker. Initially, he had enjoyed the visit, conversing with it and even asking question. But when these questions pertain to Lenore and the raven's unceasing answer "Nevermore" made the speaker get mad and angry at the raven. The shadow of the raven cast on the floor is a symbol of the speaker's soul permanently darkened.

The Answer Is C. The ravens shadow has permanently darkened the speaker’s soul.

Answer:

They discuss prayer and the ancient teachings of the Kabbala

Explanation:

“Night” has been widely considered one of the best works about the Holocaust. The book is based on the time that Wiesel spent in Nazi concentration camps in 1940’s and Moishe the Beadle is an older Jewish man who became friend with Eliezer, he is a teacher that instructs Eliezer in the mystical school of thought from Judaism that is called Kabbalah.

Answer:

Option-(A): It is the best choice to choose from the given options.

Explanation:

Jump Cut- It is a type of cut in the editing process in which tow sequential shots of the same object are taken from multiple camera positions, the camera position may vary a bit.

As this type of editing provide a sense for the audience that the object is moving forward or backward in time. So, in simple words it is a more constructed way to process the film making.

Answer:

Rhetorical

Explanation:

A rhetorical message is one which is delivered to make assertions rather than getting an answer.

David is communicating with his employees and it would seem he is insistent on letting them know about his capabilities to manage the organisation efficiently rather than getting feedback from the employees on possible suggestions.

Answer:

Anne Bradstreet was one of the most finest American poet of all times. Her works are read and appreciated even today. Almost all of her poems are an ode to her father, her husband, and her family.

In one of her poem, ‘To Her Father with Some Verses’, she mentions that whatever she had become it was all because of her father. He was the one who always stood by her and appreciated her work. And which is why she feels indebted to her father.

On her poem she states that owes everything to him and which is why she will be repaying him all her life with whatever she can. She have difficulty repaying because she feels that nothing can be enough to repay the debt she has.

On the last stanza of her poem she depicts that she will keep repaying him until her last breathe.

Answer:

The answer is: To keep the audience's interest.

Explanation:

Think about it, how many times have you felt that you're giving a great speech, however, people aren't quite listening to you, they hear, but they don't listen. Well, that might be perhaps because they're intereste in your topic. However, if you tell, or indicate that the information you provide is gonna actually affect them in some way; perhaps, a new method for their job, a new fact about a trend topic, etc... Then, be sure that you will raise their interest and consequently you will maintain their attention towards the end of your speech.

Answer:

I believe you are quoting or paraphrasing.

Explanation:

To quote something someone said or wrote is quoting. But if you're saying what someone else said or wrote using different words than you're paraphrasing.

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Answer:

You are quoting them

Explanation:

If you are repeating their words you need to quote them. You need to give them the credit of the words as they are not your words they are someone else's.

Answer:

C. Individuals may post private identifiable information about themselves on-line without intending it to be public and available to researchers

Explanation:

In on-line research, the target subject or audience is hidden and unknown. Whatever the information an individual provides contains risk since he or she could offer such sensitive or private information in the hope that the information offered remains in private domain. Such personal information can be erroneous, misleading and distorted, which are potential risks for the researcher.  

Internet-based research poses unique risks, such as the unintentional collection of private information, and requires careful consideration of ethical principles including informed consent, confidentiality, and risk assessment to minimize potential harm.

One of the potential risks of harm to subjects unique to internet-based research is C. Individuals may post private identifiable information about themselves online without intending it to be public and available to researchers. Since internet research blurs the lines between what's public and private, researchers must be cautious to avoid unintentionally violating privacy.

The ethical considerations in internet research entail ensuring informed consent, maintaining confidentiality, and assessing the balance between potential risks and benefits, taking into account that the connection between one's online data and their physical person can enable psychological, economic, or physical harm.

Answer:

Because she only earned some hundreds of pounds per year.

Explanation:

The Rocking-Horse Winner is a short story written by English writer D. H. Lawrence, and it is about a boy that can predict the results of horse races under the proper conditions.

In the story, the woman received a thousand pounds for her birthday, but she found out that an artist could earn more money per year than her; according to the narrator, the woman wanted to be first in something but she could not even be the one who made more money in one year and that set her bad mood.

Answer:

Can you make it more of a question

Explanation:

Answer:

He was happy for being small sized.

Explanation:

The narrator of "Drummer Man" is small sized. Based on the excerpt we can infer that he was not much happy with his small size. It was only one of two times when he liked being small sized.

His regiment had to retreat from a war front, but their Captain was wounded and left between the lines. Someone had to go there and drag Captain back to safe place. It was not easy for other soldiers to do it owing to their large size. The narrator because of being small in size did the job with not much difficulty. So he was happy for his small size.

Answer:

I'm 99% sure its d

Explanation:

Answer:

The correct answer is A: WALK

Explanation:

Both of the campus supervisors walk the hall.

In this case, the correct answer is walk, because both of the campus supervisors represent a third person of plural, which is they, so it requires the plural form of the verb.

The verb TO WALK in Present Simple tense conjugates as follows:

1. (I) WALK

2. (You) WALK

3. (He/She/It) WALKS

1. (We) WALK

2. (You) WALK

3. (They) WALK

Answer:

(D) the mountain's overall size, majesty, and status

Explanation:

What this phrase means is that even in comparison amongst all other mountains that exist in the world, Mt. Fuji, located in Japan, is still vastly superior. This perceived magnificence can be viewed through the perspective of its size, its level of importance to the people around it - both culturally, economically, and spiritually - and also its impact on the overall ecosystem of Japan.

Muir Woods National Monument protects ancient redwoods, some of which date back to before 1620. Notable conservationist John Muir founded the Sierra Club to help protect such environments. The redwoods stand over 300 feet tall and provide crucial habitats for biodiversity.

Muir Woods National Monument and its Ancient Redwoods

Muir Woods National Monument in California is a critical sanctuary for the coastal redwood (Sequoia sempervirens), which are among the tallest and oldest trees on Earth. The redwood forests in this park, some standing tall since before the Pilgrims arrived in 1620, highlight the majesty of these natural wonders. Notable figures such as John Muir, the "Father of National Parks", played a pivotal role in the conservation of these timeless landscapes, co-founding the Sierra Club in 1892 to further protect such precious environments.

The towering trees of the Muir Woods and Redwood National Park are emblematic of the majesty and ecological significance of the Marine West Coast forests, which serve as critical habitats for diverse species and are essential to maintain ecological balance. These ancient redwoods, surpassing 300 feet in height, are not only phenomenal for their sheer size but also for their contributions to biodiversity and the health of the planet. Regarded as spiritual and awe-inspiring, these trees have stood the test of time, encapsulating millennia of history within their massive trunks.

Answer:

straw man

Explanation:

Straw man refers to a fallacy which involves making or giving a ridiculous or extremely exaggerated representation of someone's arguments in order to reprove them. Consequently, the speaker who contradicts changes the meaning of the words of the first speaker under the impression that it is quicker to beat them.

In the example given, Nestor fallaciously discredits Clyde, who never mentioned that children should be deprived of all parental guidance.

Answer:

"Ponyboy states that the Greasers are working class, as they are poorer than the Socs."

Explanation:

The sentence is taken from the novel "The Outsiders". In which the whole idea is about the social and class conflict. There are two sections of individuals who are very much rivals and the characters belongs to different social backgrounds.

Answer:

Socs. Ponyboy mentions in the book many times that there are socs and that they are the lower class than socs.

Explanation:

Answer:

its kind of tricky maybe 3 definitely 4 and 5

Explanation:

1. They are completely arbitrary  - this means its random sounds its not

2. They are not considered language  - this is a contrition

3. They are governed by rules for usage - animals don't have grammar rules

4. They are uniform and conventional  - unchanging and generally done

5. They are used to communicate - this is true

i would say 3,4,5 are the most accurate

animals don't have grammar but they have meaning to their words so humans put rules on them to better understand animals

over time the dialect may have changed but just like humans learned from the ones before them animals do the same and some noises are instinctive.

this is how they call to each other to fight, hunt, search, travel, and find each other when they are lost or separated  

Answer:

The answer is actually 2

Explanation:

This is because they are not systematic; they are not defined by constructed rules. Language is a set of rules for constructed communication.

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Answer:

the answer is true i just got this right

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Answer:

regarding the emily Dickinson poem (i believe this is what you're referring to) it would be a simile.

Explanation:

Answer:

sober diction

Explanation:

NOT SIMILE !!

Answer:

A

Explanation:

unsuccessfully tried to repair a flat tire on his car.

Dante wants  a Jed´s help to fix the flat tire in return of his help for Jed in Physics, in return.

Dante is most likely to help Jed study after he has received an A in his psychology test. Success encourages positive feelings, making people more willing to help others.

The key to this question lies in understanding human psychology and motivation. Dante is most likely to want to help Jed study for his physics test after he has received an A on his psychology test (option B). This is because success often leads to positive emotions such as happiness and satisfaction, which enhance one's willingness to help others. On the other hand, experiences of failure, concern, or wrong actions (options A, C, and D) are more likely to generate negative emotions, making people less inclined to assist others.

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