Nicholas Copernicus determined that the universe was "_______________" meaning, the __________ is the center of the universe.Question 1 options:

heliocentric, earth


geocentric, earth


heliocentric, sun


geocentric, sun

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Heliocentric, Sun

Explanation:

Ptolemy believed in the Geocentric theory, the theory that everything in the universe revolved around the Earth (the root Geo is indicative of Earth). Copernicus believed in the theory of Heliocentrism, the theory that everything revolved around the Sun (the root Helio is indicative of Sun).

*neither are accurate based on modern scientific knowledge, however Copernicus's was closest to being factual*


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Boy in the striped why does bruno think that shmuels face is strange

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The way his face is described in the book is "His skin was almost the colour of grey, but not quite like and grey Bruno had seen before. He had very large eyes that were the colour of caramel sweets; the whites were very white, and when the boy looked at him all Bruno could see was an enormous pair of sad eyes staring back"

Bruno found his face strange because of how underfed and malnourished he looks - he's described as grey with big eyes which could mean his face is hollow. Bruno grew up in a wealthy family in Berlin so he's never seen people this poor and underfed. His eyes were the colour of 'caramel sweets' which you could link to his hunger.

You could also say that Bruno thought his face was strange because his expression was extremely sad. When Bruno was describing them to his sister he said they 'don't look friendly', so he thought it was strange when one of them wasn't intimidating or mean, but actually desperate and sad

You could also say that Bruno thought his face was strange because he'd never thought about the people individually. When he was looking out of his window he didn't see individuals, just identical people. all of them wearing striped pajamas, all miserable, and all together, so when he saw Shmuel it was a shock because they are real people. You could relate this to the context of the Holocaust because the Nazis convinced people to accept concentration camps because he made people believe entire groups of people were all the same, all evil, all holding back Germany, alienating people from seeing they are actual people.
I'm reading this book right now and he thinks that his face is strange because it is so dividers from not having water or food so he is pale

The way of speaking a word is called its origin. True or false

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Answer: This statement is FALSE.

Explanation: The way of speaking a word is its pronounciation. In order to be able to pronounce a word, it is necessary to develop the different muscles of the mouth that are involved during this process. Moreover, pronounciation is related to other aspects such as stress and intonation; however, word stress might vary depending on the country or region where the speakers live in. In that way, origin is not related to the way of speaking a word. Origin makes reference to determining from what other language/s does a particular word come.

False. The origin is where the word came from/what it is (Noun, adjective, verb, etc.)

What kind of complement is the underlined word? Our neighbor raked the leaves every weekend until the end of fall. A. indirect object B. predicate adjective C. direct object D. predicate nominative

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Since there is no underlined word, I will just list everything here.
A - there is no indirect object. 
B - there is no predicate adjective.
C - assuming that the underlined word is the leaves, direct object would be the correct answer.
D - there is no predicate nominative in this sentence. 

In "Stave IV: The Last of the Spirits," which conveys the grief that envelopes the Cratchit household? A."And there is your father at the door." 

 B.
"'And so have I,' cried Peter."
 

 C.
"'The color hurts my eyes,' she said."
 

 D.
"'My little, little child,' cried Bob."

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D. '"My little, little child,' cried Bob."

Select all the adjectives in the sentence. Do not include articles. It tells of a miraculous event which occurred many years ago.


it
tells
of
a
miraculous
event
which
occurred
many
years
ago

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  • Miraculous
  • Many

these two are the adjectives in the sentence.

What is a sentence in English?

In simple terms, a sentence is a set of words that contain: a subject (what the sentence is about, the topic of the sentence), and. a predicate (what is said about the subject)

What is an adjective?

Adjectives are usually placed before the nouns they describe. In simple words, Adjectives are words that describe the qualities or states of being of nouns

An adjective is a word that describes the traits, qualities, or a number of a noun. Descriptive words like “beautiful,” “smooth,” or “heavy” are all adjectives, as are numbers ( “twelve eggs”).

Learn more about adjectives here: brainly.com/question/26047758

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Answer:

the answers are miraculous and many

Explanation:hope this helps

Synonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase nearest to its definition.6.

festoon

A.
bathe

B.
decorate

C.
stroll

D.
frustrate
Synonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase nearest to its definition.
7.

procrastinate

A.
delay

B.
build

C.
discover

D.
suppose
Synonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase nearest to its definition.
8.

assuage

A.
furnish

B.
soothe

C.
decide

D.
keep apart

Synonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase nearest to its definition.
9.

profuse

A.
helpful

B.
plentiful

C.
fiery

D.
watchful
Synonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase nearest to its definition.
10.

jeopardy

A.
humor

B.
conclusion

C.
danger

D.
interruption
Antonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite.
11.

improvised

A.
exceptional

B.
true

C.
prepared

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#6

Festoon means to decorate a place. So the best synonym is decorate.

#7

Procrastinate means to postpone, so the best synonym is delay.

#8

Assuage is to make something that hurts feel better, so the best synonym is soothe.

#9

Profuse means abundant, so the best synonym is plentiful.

#10

Jeopardy means you're in danger, so the best synonym is danger.

#11

Improvised means to do something without being prepared. None of the options seem correct..so it's probably D..since you didn't include that.
A synonym for festoon is C. decorate
A synonym for procrastinate is A. delay
A synonym for profuse is B. plentiful
A synonym for assuage is B. soothe
A synonym for jeopardy is C. danger
An antonym for improvised us C. prepared
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