What are the five elements of an autobiographical writing?

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Answer 1

Answer: Setting
Time
Personal Life
Turning Points
Theme

Answer 2

Answer:

You'll need The Setting, Time, Personal Life, Turning Points, Theme.

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For which of the following situations would you drop the final e in a base word before adding a suffix?A. when the base word ends in ce or ge and the suffix begins with the letter a or o

B. when the base word ends in ee

C. when the suffix begins with a consonant

D. when the suffix begins with a vowel

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The situation wherein you have to drop the final e in a base word before adding a suffix is when the suffix begins with a vowel. The answer is option D. Vowel suffixes include: -ance, -er, -ing, -able, -est, -ed, ation. For example, the word, MAKE. Make ends ine. But when connected to a vowel suffix, the letter e is dropped and becomes = MAKER OR MAKING.

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D. when the suffix begins with a vowel

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What are jim crow laws?

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Jim Crow laws were laws passed after the American Reconstruction to discriminate against African Americans.

With these laws, black people could not go to school with white people, they could not go into certain places, and could not ride in certain transportation vehicles (bus, train, etc..)

Read the excerpt from Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales, and then complete the sentences that follow.But he looked hollow and went soberly.
Right threadbare was his overcoat; for he
Had got him yet no churchly benefice…

In this description of the ______ (clerk, squire, knight), the word threadbare tells the audience that this character is _______ ( rich, poor, miserly). The reason for his situation is that he did not get any______(blessings, income, jobs)

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Clerk,poor, blessings

Clerk Poor Blessing i believe

Car has 15 green beads 8 blue beads and 40 lb if she puts them on to three strings equally how many beads are on each string

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21 beads on each string.

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Which of the following is not one of the four aspects of cultural context?lifestyle- how the storytellers lived3. appearance-- how the storytellers lookedsetting --where the storytellers livedvalues what the storytellers thought important

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Answer:

Appearance: how the storytellers looked.

Explanation:

The four parts of cultural context are:

Lifestyle, it tells how the individual lives all through the story or the manner in which the individual is living.
Custom are the techniques or methods for how the individual is living base on their way of life or what is passed down to them.
Values are the ones that tells or shows significance of what did the character realize or essential things that goes to their life and in conclusion setting, it is where a particular occasion has happened.
And the last aspect of cultural context, setting, which refers to where the storytellers lived.

Well the four aspects of cultural context consist of Setting, Value, Custom and Lifestyle. So therefore answer choice B appearance is naturally wrong because it should be custom.

In "President Cleveland, Where Are You?" what does Jerry finally realize? A. Doing the wrong thing can have serious consequences for those we love the most. B. Doing the wrong thing is something that truly good people can never do. C. Doing the right thing is not always easy and sometimes doesn't even make one feel good right away. D. Doing the right thing is not a struggle for people who are truly mature.

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The correct answer here would be C. doing the right thing is not always easy and sometimes doesn't even make one feel good rate away. Oh and i know this for a fact because i have answered this quistion before i go to K12. ;)

I would say B. Because It makes the most sense.

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