ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

Subject or predicate
the lonesome pine tree

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subject

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it is an object

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A universal truth is one that readersA. learn to agree with time
B. recognize as timeless and familiar
C. accept as a fact in some cases but not others
D. realize is archaic and outdated

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B. Recognize as timeless and familiar.


A universal truth is definitely something that readers can recognize as timeless and familiar. Sometimes it can even be considered common sense. A truth is considered universal because it is a truth that will be true in any instance. A truth that is universal will be true regardless of anyone’s contradictory idea or criticism. An example of a universal truth could be “Water is wet” or “everybody dies.”


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recognize as timeless and familiar

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it in your pennfoster notes

In which type of essay would you expect to find the sentence below?When oxygen is added to the rat’s environment, its behavior changes.


cause and effect

problem and solution

compare and contrast

show and tell

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the answer would be cause and affect. when the oxygen is added to the rats environment the rat can breathe so when it is added the rat will start to breathe causing the rat to change its behavior. when there is no oxygen the rat cant breathe most likely causing the rat to panic because there is no air  so when air is added the panicked rat would stop panicking because now it can breathe again

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cause and effect

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Which word implies a joyous occasion? A. doleful B. festooned C. profuse D. zealous

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The word that implies a joyous occasion is B. festooned.
Its B. Festooned. Hope this helped

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The excitement of mind wolf was his path in life made him stop school

Answer: he meets his class mates racist mother

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Did Galileo help us understand Saturn better

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Yes because he helped us understand the world and universe around us. Both led him to question the current belief of the time, that all things revolved around the Earth.
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