Slimy.
Think of things that are slimy. They are all thought of to be gross.
Answer:
Slimy
Explanation:
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The correct answer is the following.
My independent reading was about the story of a group of young men and woman dedicated to promoting a clear and clean environment in the community. I would gladly recommend the reading to my friends because is a good way to be aware of environmental and social issues that affect our communities, rivers, lakes, forest, and cities. The work that those people to protect the Earth is remarkable and invite all of us to follow their example with small actions at home such as recycling, not wasting water, use the resources that we need and no more, ride a bicycle instead of driving the car, among others.
Claudia wants to learn more about New York.
B.
Claudia wants some excitement in her life.
C.
Claudia wants to ride on the train.
D.
Claudia wants to visit an art museum
They inject danger into the poem.
B.
They add humor to the piece.
C.
They suggest transformation.
D.
They create suspense
Uncle Ross can recite from memory the short poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, by Robert Frost.
B.
Alfred Noyes wrote the short poem "The Highwayman."
C.
I was surprised by the last stanza of Ernest Lawrence Thayer's short poem about baseball, "Casey at the Bat."
D.
Ms. Cook's favorite short poem is Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's A Psalm of Life.
3.
Which sentence does not contain any errors in the use of italics or quotation marks?
A.
Sputnik I was launched by the Soviet Union on October 4, 1957.
B.
The world's first artificial satellite was Sputnik I.
C.
"Sputnik I" weighed 184 pounds, about as much as an average man.
D.
The satellite "Sputnik I" circled Earth for several months.
4.
Which sentence does not contain any errors in the use of italics or quotation marks?
A.
No, I'm busy reading Curse of the Red Sox in the sports section of the Boston Globe.
B.
Did you read the article "How to Avoid Boredom" in today's Bristol Press?
C.
Would someone pass me the article "Senator Sneezes" in the "Washington Post"?
D.
Yesterday's Los Angeles Times ran an article titled "So You Want to Become a Movie Star."
for number 2. the correct answer would be B. Alfred Noyes wrote the short poem "The Highwayman."
for number 3. the correct answer would be A. Sputnik I was launched by the Soviet Union on October 4, 1957.
for number 4 the answer would be D. Yesterday's Los Angeles Times ran an article titled "So You Want to Become a Movie Star" seems to be the most correct because I don't see italics
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I think that Animal Farm has two social classes: government and civilian. The government, which consists of the pigs, is the upper class. They get extra milk and apples and “did not actually work” (45). Meanwhile, the civilians are all of the other animals on the farm, like the horses and birds. The horses “would harness themselves to the cutter or horse-rake” (45), and the birds “[gathered] stray grains” (47). They all "toiled and sweated... the work was hard" (45).
Answer:
I think that Animal Farm has two social classes: government and civilian. The government, which consists of the pigs, is the upper class. They get extra milk and apples and “did not actually work” (45). Meanwhile, the civilians are all of the other animals on the farm, like the horses and birds. The horses “would harness themselves to the cutter or horse-rake” (45), and the birds “[gathered] stray grains” (47). They all "toiled and sweated... the work was hard" (45).
Explanation:
Underline #1 - Instead of saying meanwhile, you should say, whereas or on the contrary because meanwhile is saying that - in my opinion - there is something else going on, but if you use whereas it'll tell the reader you're comparing it to a different noun or in your case social class; same with on the contrary since it's telling the reader = the opposite of government which is higher up. Do you understand?
Otherwise, every else looks good. Great job.