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Which of the following items might serve as a prop?A. a dialogue
B. a magazine
C. a scene
D. a set

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Answer 1
Answer: B) A magazine is the item that might serve as a prop.
A prop is an object used on stage, so a set, a dialogue, and a scene cannot be props.

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Jackson signed the Indian Removal Act in May of 1830. What occurred as a result of this act?

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The Act that was implementedfor acquiring the land that the Indians settled on was the Indian Removal Actin 1830. This arrangement obliged the national government to pass the Act onMay 28, 1830, in which President Jackson granted the division of the UnitedStates territory west of the Mississippi to exchange the land they were removedfrom into districts rather than tribes. It was promised by President Jackson thatthe land would be forever owned by the Indians. Debates were raised whether theact was constitutional or if he had the authority to protect the sovereignty ofthe Indians.

In "The Listeners," the line "of the forest's ferny floor" is an example of which kind of figurative language? A.
alliteration

B.
onomatopoeia

C.
personification

D.
metaphor

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It 's an alliteration.

What is 7 times blank equals 13

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7* ... = 13

replace the blank space by x

7*x= 13

7x = 13

x= 13/7

x= 1.85


I hope that's help ! please let me know if you have question(s) !


Answer:

6

Explanation:

Use a fact family.

13 minus 7 is 6.

7 plus 6 equals 13.

Do a 4-5 minute speaking and listening presentation talking about any topic (for example, football) and say what you like about it.

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The topic today I'm gone discuss is cooking. The reason I chose this topic was because I love to cook, and also love the nice scents. I love cooking because the taste,smell,and spices make my mouth watery. If you love cooking you need to keep on cooking, and keep making new recipes.

Witch argument is the best example of logos

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Answer:

Mom, did you know that 6 out of 10 teenagers do better in school when they wear a new pair of jeans ?

Explanation:

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There are no answer choices here, but what I can hopefully help you with is what logos applies to.

Logos is used for logic behind an argument.

An example of logos would be: "Fresh, savory, juicy red apples...helps prevent many medical issues and more recently heart disease"

This example provides logic and examples, at times it is even better to provide thorough evidence when using logos. I hope this helped a bit!

Choose the pair of sentences that uses correct capitalization.We went to Idaho for thanksgiving. I helped grandma Jean bake a batch of Cinnamon Cookies.





We went to Idaho for thanksgiving. I helped Grandma Jean bake a batch of cinnamon cookies.





We went to Idaho for Thanksgiving. I helped Grandma Jean bake a batch of cinnamon cookies.





We went to Idaho for Thanksgiving. I helped grandma Jean bake a batch of cinnamon cookies.

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The third one.
Idaho, Thanksgiving, Grandma, and Jean all need to be capitalized.
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