Answer:
the aspen leaves are turning
and the fire in my heart continues burning
a song in my soul
happiness is its goal
and yet the fire continues to reap
and the beauty of fall seems to weep
and the tears continue streaming
and my heart continues screaming
for my love, he cannot see
so in pain, I'll continue to be
and yet my love continues strong
for I feel that nothing has truly gone wrong
for the aspen leaves are falling
and the song in my soul is calling.
Answer:
roses are red violets are blue i thought i was ugly till i saw u
Explanation:
B. Paraphrasing an article from a medical journal
C. Constructing a personal narrative without research
D. Borrowing idea structure from an essay on hockey
Constructing a personal narrative without research wouldn't constitute plagiarism. Therefore, option C is correct.
The act of presenting someone else's ideas or work as your own, with or without that person's consent, by incorporating it into your work without giving it due credit, is known as plagiarism. This definition applies to all works, both published and unpublished, whether they are in manuscript, print, or electronic form.
It is unethical in the first place since it is a sort of theft. You are stealing someone else's intellectual property when you use their words and ideas and claim them to be your own. Second, it is unethical because the person who copied the work went on to profit from the theft.
Thus, constructing a personal narrative without research wouldn't constitute plagiarism. Therefore, option C is correct.
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B)They provide details about the final few years of slavery in Europe and its many colonies.
C)They provide examples of how laws and attitudes about equality changed in France.
D) They explain why enslaved people entered convents in an attempt to gain their freedom.
The correct option is C) “They provide examples of how laws and attitudes about equality changed in France.” In the passage there are several examples of how people in France had different views and attitudes towards slavery, especially King Louis XIV, who freed two slaves when they reached French soil, judges that took the Pauline case, and Pierre Lemerre the Younger in 1716 with the idea that all men are equal.
Option A is incorrect since the passage does not compare slavery in France and other colonies
Option B is also incorrect since it does not refer to the final years of slavery
And option D is also incorrect since it did not focus on the slaves entering the convent to be free; the example of Pauline was used to describe how slavery was seen in France.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
b. It is better to be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and erase all doubt.
c. I could not remember how to throw a boomerang, but it eventually came back to me.
d.She shimmied on the shiny dance floor in her sheer and shimmery shoes.
The anwer to the question above would be that the sentence that contains a pun is the following one: I could not remember how to throw a boomerang, but it eventually came back to me.
In order to understand the pun, you need to know what the meaning of "boomerang" is. A boomerang is "a curve stick that, when throw in a particular way, comes back to the person who threw it". Here the pun has to do with the fact that memories can also come back to you, just as boomerangs do.
The sentence in which incantation is used incorrectly is A. 'No amount of incantation persuaded my parents to let me see my graduation present before the day.'
The sentence in which incantation is used incorrectly is A. "No amount of incantation persuaded my parents to let me see my graduation present before the day."
An incantation refers to a spoken or sung formula of words that is believed to have magical or supernatural power. In this sentence, incantation is used incorrectly because it implies that the speaker attempted to persuade someone using a magical or supernatural spell, which is not the correct meaning of incantation. The correct word in this context would be "persuasion" or "convincing".
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the correct answer is anglicized.