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Describe the cold weather using a simile

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Answer 1
Answer: The weather is as cold as my heart. (I know very dramatic)
Answer 2
Answer: The weather was as cold as a open freezer door.

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In "life without gravity" the author provides many ideas and details about living in microgravity. what do you consider the most important idea? In an essay describe the idea that you think is the most important and explain its importance.
Who takes care of the Ingalls family when they are sick? Little house on the prarieA.Mrs. ScottB.Mr. ScottC.people from townD.Mr. Edwards
The neighbors children were playing outside all afternoon
Most people read some piece of nonfiction every day of their lives. We are surrounded by news, opinion pieces, political speeches, and essays. Think of a piece of nonfiction you’ve read recently that stuck with you after you read it. It should be a piece of nonfiction that was so engaging that you wanted to share it with friends. Perhaps it was one of the pieces of nonfiction from this unit. Describe the work, its context and purpose, and explain why it stuck with you. Use that piece to explain how nonfiction compares to other types of writing. Consider elements that are shared across types of writing and elements that are different in nonfiction. What elevates a nonfiction article in a magazine into a work of literature? What allows a piece written for a specific informative, persuasive, or other purpose to emerge as something more enduring?
Mr white can travel for 6 hours while taking 3breaks of 10 minutes. Once he has travel 36 hours. How many breaks he taken

Which form is used to express the simple future tense?

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The answer is will+verb.

In "The Long Journey Through the Wilderness," how does the Lord describe the Promised Land to Moses? A. as a land of "milk and honey" B. as a land of "meat and bread" C. as a land of "faith and riches" D. as a land of "dreams and fantasies"

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A is the correct answer...the Promised Land was most certainly a wonderful gift Jehovah gave the Israelites.

hy do you think Shakespeare is often declared “Not of an age, but for all time?” What do you think this means?

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i think this is because shakespeare was from very long ago, yet he is still appreciated today in this era. we learn of his works in class. he was not just of an age, his age, but of all time because his work is timeless.

In the book "The secret Garden" what is the symbol of the human spiritA. Roses
B. The secret garden
C. The moors
D. The robin redbreast

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A) The new rose symbolized both the children and the spirit.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the answer is B: the secret garden.

What opinion about love does the speaker in Sonnet 29, "When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes," express? A.
Love is easier to find if one is wealthy.

B.
People in love tend to spend time alone in tears.

C.
Knowing one is loved can lift one's spirits.

D.
People in love tend to compare themselves to others.

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The speaker  is sonnet 29 illustrates that love does not necessarily mean blanket immunity when disgrace with fortune.

So the answer is B, knowing one is loved can lift one's spirit.

in the tollbooth. In Act II, you see them in action and hear more of what they have to say. How are the two characters alike? How are they different? What do they do to help Milo? In a paragraph, compare and contrast Tock and Humbug as they are in Act II. Tell at least two ways in which they are alike and two ways in which they are different.

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I remember reading that book last year, I really liked it . :)
Anyway, the difference between Tock and humbug, if I remember correctly, is: Tock is brave, loyal, and quite responsible, while humbug is selfish, talks nonstop and is very cowardly. Tock and Humbug have close to nothing in common other then one thing, that one thing being that they both become Milo's companions in the story and teach Milo valuable lessons about what to, and what not to do.

I hope this helps, if it does please let me know, and mark brainliest if you have the time. thank you :)
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Can someone my Lit B writing? plz and thanks again.:) Daniel Hale Williams. Daniel was the first man to heal a wounded hart. In Chicago of 1893 Daniel H.W took in a colored man with a knife wound in his hart, back then the black took care of black and white took care of white people, but the black did pore on the wounds and sick people, at least that hospital helped black and white people. Dr. Williams did x-rays on the man to figure out how to heal the hart wound without taking his life, they did not have much time to think about it for when you have a wound in your hart you may have an hour or more to choose life or death. So Dr. Williams decided to open up the man’s chest. Many Doctors argued that it was to dangourose but Dr. Williams took the chances. They tore out bones and muscles; they knew to be careful because if they did one-step wrong it could cause death, eternal bleeding and a lot of other things. Daniel examined the stab wound to see how far it went. Then Daniel went farther than the wound to prepare a torn blood vessel and stich up the pericardium (a fluid-filled bag that surrounds the hart). He cleaned up the wound after put back the man`s muscle and bones, and stitched up the torn skin. The surgery was completed and the man lived on. Dr. Williams made it on the newspaper. The title was “Sewed up his heart.” Dr. Williams took the risk to help someone live when other people thought it was impossible.
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