Margaret wrote a note and put it an envelope. She wrote Molly’s name on the envelope and placed it on the hall table. Next to her picture. Then, she wiped a tear and opened the front door. She would not see her sister for several weeks. Margaret knew going away to college would be difficult. Especially when she thought about missing her family. Closing the door behind her. She took a deep breath. Her father was waiting in the car. She tried to think about future visits with her family. She smiled. How exciting that will be. When she gets to see her little sister again.

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Answer: She sounds very excited.

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Which synonym for angry most strongly suggests a crazed anger? Irritated Bothered Enraged Riled

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Well,

Enraged seems to be the most extreme form of angry. Irritated, bothered, and riled, I consider, are less extreme forms.

Answer: The answer is C) Enraged.

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Newspaper headlines don’t follow the rules of grammar. Do you agree? Substantiate your arguments with proper evidences.

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Depends on the newspaper, but I disagree, because if you aren't using proper grammar, who would want to read an entire story with the same errors? I can see with the Capital letters if your trying to make your point but really... I wouldn't read it

Normally, newspaper headlines are short and to the point -- created to capture the reader's attention, making them want to read the story.
As for grammar, some headlines do, and some don't. However, there are slightly different rules for headlines, since they aren't going to be long and many times, they aren't even complete sentences.
For example, the headline "Osama Bin Laden Dead" isn't correct grammar. The correct grammar would be "Osama Bin Laden is Dead." However, it's okay, since it's a headline so small words such as "is" and "are" may be omitted to make it shorter.

Which event marks the climax in "The Glass of Milk"?a. The boy refuses the sailor's offer of food.
b. The boy falls asleep facing the sea.
c. The boy takes the glass of milk from the woman.
d. The boy realizes that he misses his home.

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I think that the answer is c because I makes more sense then anyone other up there

Why does Gates consider Jefferson the "midwife" of African American literature?

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The answer is that Jefferson's criticisms of Wheatley's work brought forth further African literature to dispute his views.

Jefferson was a statesman, diplomat, architect, and Founding Father who served as the third president of the United States. He was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence, and as such, a proponent of democracy, republicanism, and individual rights encouraging American colonists to separate from the Kingdom of Great Britain and form a new nation.

Jefferson did not agree with that aesthetic judgment about Wheatley’s work, in part due to the fact that he disliked the conclusion it led to. While he continued to affirm that slavery was wrong, he used that book in order o argue that whites were biologically and intellectually superior to blacks.

Gates feels that Thomas Jefferson can be aptly named the "midwife" of African American literature because it was he who accused the group of lacking a literature which is symbolic of their civil rights. Thus, in order to prove Jefferson wrong, the blacks began a movement which would lead to the development of a body of literature uniquely theirs. That's why Jefferson can be labeled as a midwife, because he assisted in the birth of African American literature.

Guard cells close the _____ to prevent excess water loss. (1 point) stomata trichomes epidermis collenchyma

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The correct answer is "epidermis".

This relates to plants as guard cells control gas exchange and transpiration on leaves.

What was kentucky nickname for tommy luck?

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It is ''The d-d little cuss''

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