ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which of the following event does not take place during the rising action? A. Antigone is arrested for burying Polyneices. B. Ismene reveals that Antigone is engaged to Creon’s son. C. Creon sentences Antigone to death. D. Antigone tells Ismene of her plan to bury Polyneices.

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Answer 1
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Antigone tells Ismene of her plan to bury Polyneices.

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Answer : Solid.

There are two main types of solids. Crystalline and Amorphous.

1. Amorphous solids,(also called noncrystalline) are solids that have no identical structure to them. 

2.  → Crystalline solids are the ones that have the repeating atom patterns. The smallest example of this is the Unit cell. When the Unit cell repeats itself it makes up several points of a lattice. (Seen as a 3-D figure).

In the image I attached what you see is three different types of Cubic Unit cells.(image1) The types of unit cells are slightly different, but all have equal points of symmetry. When the unit cell itself repeats itself, it creates a larger more complex structure, the lattice.(image2)

I hope that helps. The distinction is important. 

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A creative hook in making the introduction of a literary analysis would make the readers more interested and captivated. Among the following choices, the ways of beginning it creatively are: A startling fact, a universal idea, and a meaningful quotation. Also, a snatch of dialogue between characters and a rich, clear definition of the setting can also make a creative introduction.

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It would be much easier for me to give you the correct answer which could suit your task format if you shared options connected with passage above. But I am pretty sure that  the most likely reason author Maya Angelou included this passage from “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.” is to explain her viewpoint on the wonders of reading. I do hope that my idea is close to what you need.
i think the answer is B "is to explain her viewpoint on the wonders of reading. ''

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I need more information.

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This is still disputed and I think we see a language at change (yes, languages are always changing!) so the speakers can try out many options, and perhaps we will have an agreement in some years.

The consensus so far seems to be the so-called "singular they" (that's the one I personally use): the verb is in plural, but the referent in singular, much like the "you" . :

The student went to their room and they closed the curtains.

Now, one person can stands and they wave: note how here the referent is the same but in one case you use plural and in one singular: it's still correct!

so the pronoun is "they" - the singular they

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that:

1. The tennis team has organized over fifty successful fund-raising events for various non-profits. ethos 
2. A radio-ad campaign at the local radio station will cost approximately $500; you can reach the same number of people by placing your name on our uniforms. This will cost you only $300. pathos 
3. If you wish you improve your own image in the community, you ought to consider supporting our cause. People are more likely to respect a business that gives back to the community. logos 
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