Which statement is true about City?A.The author includes the Latin names of buildings and structures throughout the text.

B.The author references actual historical people and places associated with Verbonia.

C.The author explains both the triumphs and the failures of ancient Roman city builders.

D.The author focuses only on city life as it was lived by members of the Roman upper class.

Answer:

3 independent clauses

Explanation:

Independent clauses is defined as a group of word that consists of a subject as well as a verb. And the group of words should always express a complete though. An independent clause is a full sentence with a meaning containing verb and a subject.

In the context, the sentence contains 3 independent clauses:

-- I didn't have homework

   Here, 'I' is the subject and 'didn't' is the verb.

-- Iwent to the mall

   Here, 'I' is the subject and 'went' is the verb.  

-- I forgot to study

   Here, 'I' is the subject and 'forgot' is the verb.

Answer:

The work based on Leo Tolstoy's time serving in the Crimean War and set in the city where he and his military unit were based is Sevastopol Sketches.

Explanation:

Sevastopol's Sketches is a tale by Leo Tolstoy. It consists of three narratives written at different times in the Crimean War. Tolstoy acted as a second artillery lieutenant during the war, and from that experience described the war from the perspective of the combatants, detailing his reactions to extreme situations. The three parts of the work are divided into December 1854, May 1855, and August 1855.

Answer:

It's the head of each household.

Explanation:

This is why, when her husband doesn't show up at first, Tessa would have to go up. Because the head of her household isn't there.

Answer:

The head of each household to determine which family “wins”.

Explanation:

Answer:

Here is a sample paragraph responding to the prompt about being bilingual:

When I started middle school, I felt very insecure about my limited English skills. Having moved from Mexico just a year earlier, I struggled to keep up in my mainstream classes taught only in English. However, I discovered that I could leverage my native Spanish in my foreign language elective. Thanks to being bilingual, I quickly excelled in Spanish class. I helped tutor English-speaking students on vocabulary and grammar. My teacher often had me demonstrate proper pronunciation for the other students. I even was able to translate complex literature and poems easily. Being bilingual gave me a sense of pride and accomplishment during an otherwise challenging transition. I realized that my dual languages were an asset, not a shortcoming. My Spanish fluency allowed me to assist monolingual students in ways that they could not reciprocate. This experience built my confidence when interacting with English-dominant peers. I'm grateful that my bilingualism enabled me to find my footing in those early middle school years.

Explanation:

have nice day

Answer:

She had never seen a crowd express such extreme disappointment.

Explanation:

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