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What is a thematic collection(definition)z
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Answer 1
Answer: Of, Constitution, Related to a theme/ themes

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Ow is the underlined pronoun in the sentence used? Whom did she say would meet us at the swimming pool?

A.
direct object

B.
object of a preposition

C.
subject

D.
predicate nominative

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None of the pronouns are underlined but if its "whom" then i believe its B

Which statement about the body of a newspaper article is false? A. The body of an article provides a detailed account of a news story. B. Any of the five standard journalist’s questions that are not answered in the story’s lead are addressed in the body of an article. C.The information in the body is presented in order from least important to most important. D. The body contains facts, quotes, and other details that readers need to fully understand the article.

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The answer is:

C. The information in the body is presented in order from least important to most important.

There are several techniques that journalists use to write the body of a newspaper article. For example, The Inverted Pyramid, The Hourglass, The Nut Graph, The Narrative and The Five Boxes Story. They present news stories with a strong remark, in chronological order or in order of importance - from the most important facts to background information. However, none of the procedures introduce information from least important to most important.

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C.The information in the body is presented in order from least important to most important.

Explanation:

He ate the ____ cake. a. whole b. hole

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Your answer is A: Whole

What would be a acrostic poem for abraham lincoln?

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Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States
Brought freedom to slaves
Rallied Union Forces
Assasinated in 1865
Honest at all times
Attorney at law
Married Mary Todd

*Note: I don't like to do someone's work without them learning anything, so you can figure out the rest!! Hope this helps spark some ideas!! (:

How do you use the word promontory in a sentence

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Ex: the view from the promontory was beautiful
SIRMIO,a promontory at the southern end of the Lacus Bemacus (lake of Garda) projecting 22m.

Can I please get help with this?There are 25 students performing in the holiday concert. Of the students. 11 are boys. What percent of the students are boys?

Thanks

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In order to figure out what the percentage of boys is, you must divide 11 into 25, which should be the answer.
it is 45% a least thats what i gont.
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