What is the simple predicate of the following sentence? The Saturn rocket made travel to the moon possible.a. Travel
b. Made
c. Possible
d. Moon

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Answer: The simple predicate of the sentence "The Saturn rocket made travel to the moon possible." is B, made. The simple predicate is the main verb in the predicate that tells what the subject does. It is a part of a sentence or statement containing a verb and expressing something about the subject. It can be anything that is not a subject.

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Read the passage.Malia felt better after talking about the issue with her parents. She was so happy that the problem was finally solved.

What stage of plot is occurring in this passage?


A.climax
B.resolution
C.rising action
D.exposition

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I think it is A.climax .......

The answer is B. Resolution

After hours of serious talk, the two friends reached an agreement. Which words describe the noun agreement in the sentence? abstract, collective, common abstract, singular, common concrete, collective, proper concrete, singular, proper

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In thesentence we can observe that the noun here is described by “two friends”. Henceby identifying this noun we can say that this noun is a:
1.     
Common nouns are type of nouns whichrefers to a set of objects, individuals or events without particularity.
2.      Plural nouns are nouns that exceedmore than one idea, object or animal.
3.      Concretenouns are nouns that can be felt by the different senses, see, hear, smell,touch and feel.
4.      
Countnouns are nouns that are realistic and can be counted and tallied.




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B: abstract, singular, common is the answer

You are explaining how to operate the gears of a machine to a new employee. To create a word meaning the opposite of engage, you would add the prefix A. demi-.
B. ante-.
C. dis-.
D. intra-.

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The word which means the opposite from engage is disengage. So, you should add the prefix C) dis- to engage. 

Answer:

You are explaining how to operate the gears of a machine to a new employee. To create a word meaning the opposite of engage, you would add the prefix

A. intra-.

B. ante-.

C. demi-.

D. dis-.

Explanation:

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_____________________ characters do not change during the course of a story and do not typically play the protagonist. a. Dynamic c. Round b. Static d. Flat

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D, flat. Flat characters don't change throughout the story.

the epic poem beowulf combines elements of paganism and christianity. one aspect of paganism is the concept of wyrd, the old english word for fate. what is the role of fate in the poem? based on your understanding of beowulf how do you think anglo saxon society viewed fate

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Answer:

Explanation:

    Fate appears all over Beowulf. Although we find Christian elements in this epic poem, we can also find paganism and the concept of WYRD. It comes from the  AngloSaxon culture and means fate, destiny. It entails the notion that the development of events is not under the control of a person. No matter how he/she behaves the result will be what fate decides, a powerful force controlling people's lives.The word fate can be found many times in the text. When Beowulf fights against the dragon, he states:  "I meant to stand/not run from his shooting/Flames, stand still till fate decides/which of us wins." He clearly means that he has no power to change his present situation but to wait for fate to decide what will happen. It seems that, in the poem, every outcome is governed by this powerful force, every death is the result of fate deciding who is going to die. Another example is again found in Beowulf's words before he fights Grendel. His encounter with the monster will end as “Fate, overseer of men, decides.” Clearly, this epic hero will do his best to get rid of Grendel but, in the end, his succes will not depend on his bravery and skills as a warrior but on fate.

     The Anglo Saxon society is no exception. They were people who migrated to Great Britain from Continental Europe. Although they were mainly Christians, they also follow some pagan beliefs. They found a way of mixing their old inheritance with new elements. Like in Beowulf, they believe fate controls their decisions, their lives was at its mercy. In my opinion, it must have been hard to do your best or fight against all odds when nothing you do can change the present or the future. They must have lived a life of hopelessness.  

there are obvious examples of the Beowulf poet showing that God has the power to control everything, resulting in already determined fate. “Fate goes ever as fate must.”(Line 455)*

“What God judged right would rule what happened to every man, as it does to this day.”(Lines 2858-2859) 
 
He was meant to die and meant to fight grendle it was fate.

How does the author portray Scotty in this excerpt?

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In the excerpt, the author portray scotty in this way : his confidence is transformed by the crowd's response.
Readers could see that as soon as he heard swell of approval from the audiences, he gained more confidence

hope this helps

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His confidence is transform by the crowd's response

Explanation: