ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

What did Jefferson’s “Virginia Statue for religious freedom accomplish? Select all that apply.

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Answer 1
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I would believe it to be 1 and 2

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Answer 2
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its 1 and 2

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Which sentence BEST combines the two sentences below?The autumn ball was cancelled. The students were devastated.

A. The autumn, ball, was cancelled and the students were devastated.
B. The autumn ball was cancelled, because the students were devastated.
C. The autumn ball was cancelled, and the students were devastated.
D. The autumn ball was cancelled the students were devastated.

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C) The autumn ball was cancelled, and the students were devastated

The lines "Original! We're all as like each other as those dolls cut out of the same folded paper. We're like patterns stencilled on a wall. Can't you and I strike out for ourselves, May?" reflect which of the recurring themes of 20th and 21st century American literature?A) the desire for social equality for all members of society

B) the desire for freedom from the growing specter of world war

C) the desire to express individuality and not be ruled by society

D) the desire to reclaim the more ordered cultural past that had disappeared.

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Answer:

C) the desire to express individuality and not be ruled by society

Explanation:

The text shown in the question above reveals the willingness and the need to act in an original way, outside the standards formed and imposed by society. The speaker in the text above, states that we all act in a standardized way, everything we do is standardized which leaves us the same, without personality, as well as dolls cut out of a folded paper or drawings on the wall.

However, the speaker states that it is possible to fight against this standardization, at that moment, the speaker shows a common characteristic in American literature of the 20th and 21st century, which is the desire to express individuality and not be governed by society.

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The desire to express individuality and not be ruled by sociaty.

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What is the best way to begin your research

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All things are working for my good, he is intitional
Think of the questions you want to answer in your reasearch

Which verb agrees with the subject in the sentence? __________ you ever seen the Pacific Ocean?



A.
Has


B.
Hasn't


C.
Have

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The subject is you and "you have" (not "you has" or "you hasn't"), so the answer is C. have.
Have you ever seen the Pacific Ocean?
C. have 
because it make sense when you read it out loud
you is more than one therefore it isn't has or  hasn't

In the poem By Myself by Eloise Greenfield are there any metaphors, simlies or personifications. thank you

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I can see a lot of metaphors.. one example is "I'm a loaf of brown bread."

1. My radio doesn’t work very well, but I don’t know what is wrong with
it.

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Is it cracking or breaking up?
Is the battery dying? or is the radio so old that it cannot work? I suggest you maybe open the radio up and take a good look for rusting and make sure the connection is working fine.
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