Reflect and Respond Comparison to Today Consider the barbaric punishment that Hester Prynne faces for her sin. By today’s standards, this punishment seems fairly harsh. However, there are places in this world that still practice much harsher punishments than this. Read the article “Pakistan: Pregnant woman killed by disapproving family, police say” from CNN about honor killings in the Middle East. Do you think the concepts behind both Hester Prynne’s punishment and the concept of honor killings are the same? How are both punishments unfair? Explain in 3–5 sentences.

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I wonder if you could disagree. Say the punishment of wearing the scarlet letter is much less barbaric than the stoning that she might have suffered under mosaic law.

Explanation: Adultery destroys the love and trust that form the basis for a happy marriage. It causes the breakdown of families. In previous centuries, stable marriages and families were the basis for communities and civil society. Anyone who caused disruption undermined the common good. The punishment served as a deterrent.

In today's culture of pleasure-seeking and lack of commitment to long-term marriage, it may seem harsh to punish someone for "doing what comes naturally." But look at the consequences. Single parents who can hardly support themselves and their kids. Kids constantly in visitation switches between parents. Unplanned pregnancies and abortions. If adultry were less tolerated, family and community life would be more stable.


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1. The earliest game that resembled association football in history is the Chinese game, Cuji.

2. Early alternatives to association football balls include animal skins, skulls, pig bladders, and more.

The oldest professional football club in the world still in existence today is Sheffield FC

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Three soccer facts include:

1. According to soccerblade.com, "Modern soccer was invented in England around the 1860s when rugby was detached from soccer."

2. According to topendsports.com "the first ever soccer match was played on Barnes common at Mortlake, London on 19th December 1863'

3.According to britannica.com"In full, it was known as gridiron football, but most people never bothered with the first word."

Hopefully I could help! I cited sources so it's not concidered plagerism for you :)

PLEEEEEEASEEEEE HEEEELP MEEEEEEEwhat is the antonym of these words
malodorous
ponder
pungent

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the antonym of the words
malodorous = sweet
ponder = forget
pungent = cheerful
fetid
contemplate
strong smelling, pervasive, etc.

List three Gothic elements that power users to create that affect for example the raging storm is one

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The Redness of the Blood.

The Darkest of Days.

The Bloody Death?

(IDK I ran out of ideas after darkest of days)

Which sentence contains an adverb clause? A. There was a meteor shower last evening just after midnight. B. You should mark your calendar for the family picnic next month. C. When do the tryouts for the dance team begin? D. I did not remember that fact until my older sister reminded me.

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D. I did not remember that fact until my older sister reminded me.

Among the sentences presented, this is the sentence that contains an adverb clause, "I did not remember that fact until my older sister reminded me." The adverb clause in this sentence is "until my older sister reminded me". An adverb clause is simply a part of the sentence that contains a subject and a verb with a subordinate conjunction. The subordinate conjunction do not allow the clause to have a complete meaning. An adverb clause also answers to the question how, when, where and why. In this case, the adverb clause answers to the question "how".

Can someone translate line 12 ?

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Now, when the speaker finishes his thought on line 12, he's not actually being mean at all, just stating the facts. His mistress isn't a goddess, she doesn't fly or soar or float along. She just walks (treads) like a normal person, on the ground.

d, she cannot be compared to other standards. he talks about her fondly, not in a belittling way. :)

Compare and contrast an acronym and an abbreviation

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Acronyms and abbreviations are both ways of shortening words and phrases to make life a bit easier.
Abbreviations are more of a contracted version of a word, such as Dr. for Doctor, Mr. for Mister, or lb for pound.
Acronyms are abbreviations of phrases that are pronounced like words. Some of these are NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization), AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome), and Scuba (Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus).
And, as you can see, in point of spelling, abbreviated forms of words can be written both in capital or not letters like, etc/a. s. o, while Acronyms are in capital letters only. Also, abbreviations make use of the punctuation mark of 'dot'.