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Who wrote "How the Other Half Lives"?

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Answer 1
Answer: Jacob Riis -

 was the person who wrote ' How the other Half Lives '


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Answer:

Answer:jacob riis

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‘Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown, And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,’ - Ozymandias, poemii) What is a visage? Why is it shattered?

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Answer:A visage is a person's face, with reference to the form or proportions of the features. It is shattered because overtime nature has destroyed the statue.

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Required courses that educate a college student in a broad range of subject areas are called__.

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Required courses that educate a college student in a broad range of subject areas are called__?

Answer: The required courses that educate a college student in a broad range of subject areas are called general education requirements. Some of those subjects include literacy, mathematics, natural sciences and world languages.

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general education

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Which of the following details should you correct when you are in the revision stage?a. Your spelling errors
b. Your proofreading
c. Your grammar problems
d. Your word choices

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It would be "d. Your word choices" that you correct when you are in the revision stage since this is the most important, but all the other items should be checked soon as well. 

When you are in the revision stage, you should correct your word choices. Option D is correct.

Revision does not refere to the improvement of grammar or diction. Those will be the focus of later editing.

Revision is the stage in the writing process where the author reviews, changes, and amends their message, in accordance to what has been written in the draft.

During a succesful revision the author should identificate the thesis, considerate the structure and uncover weakness in argument or presentation.

An analytical essay is also sometimes calledA. a chronology.
B. a short story.
C. a news report.
D. an expository essay.

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Answer:

The answer is indeed D. an expository essay.

Explanation:

An analytical or expository essay consists of an idea being presented in a clear and short manner after due research. There must be an investigation of the idea, collection and analysis of evidence to do so. This kind of essay may simply aim for the clarification of an idea, instead of trying to defend an argument or opinion about it. Thus, it is usually unbiased, as opposed to an argumentative essay.
THE ANSWER IS D.
AN ANALYTICAL ESSAY IS ALSO CALLED AN EXPOSITORY ESSAY. BOTH OF THESE ESSAYS INCLUDE TO INVESTIGATE, EXAMINE, TACKLE A TOPIC. WHEN I SAY TACKLE I MEAN LIKE EXAMINE.

Which of the following depicted moral allegories? miracle plays
mystery plays
morality plays
Egyptian drama
Greek drama
Roman drama

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The correct answer is morality plays. Usually they would feature a character go on a journey and meet epitomes of moral values who would help him become a better man.

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morality plays.

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Which of the following sentences is simple?I love cheese!
When you go to the store, do you go alone?
I drive a truck because I dislike cars.
I would hate to travel without a phone; I would feel lost without one.

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Answer: "I love cheese!" is the simple sentence.

Explanation: A simple sentence is a sentence made up of a single clause, that is to say a sentence that only contains one subject and one predicate. The sentence "I love cheese!" is simple since it only consists of one clause. The only subject is "I" and the only predicate is "love cheese!". In contrast, the sentences "When you go to the store, do you go alone?" and  "I drive a truck because I dislike cars" are complex, and "I would hate to travel without a phone; I would feel lost without one" is a compound sentence.

I believe the answer is A.I love cheese!
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