ENGLISH MIDDLE SCHOOL

All of the following are themes in Little Women except _____.Sacrifice
Struggle
Morality
Hopelessness

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Answer 1
Answer: Al . Of the following are themes in little woman except sacrifice
Answer 2
Answer:

the right answer is ;  Hopelessnes

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SIIS SULT1. You have just read a poignant blog post. Will you still be thinking about it


tomorrow, or will you forget it immediately? Explain.

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Answer: I will be thinking about it

Explanation:

It depends on a person but if the post is so poignant and touching it surely will affect me and I will be thinking about that tomorrow.

There are many poignant blog posts on the internet now and many of them are not true. If I see that the post isn't true I will not think about that later because I won't feel sad because that type of story is not impressive to me. If the story is getting true feelings out of it I will surely think about it more.

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What does a hyena cannot know its own stench

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What were the new technologies used in World War I?

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Answer:

12 Technological Advancements of World War I

   Tanks. In 1914, the “war of movement” expected by most European generals settled down into an unexpected, and seemingly unwinnable, war of trenches. ...

   Flamethrowers. ...

   Poison Gas. ...

   Tracer Bullets. ...

   Interrupter Gear. ...

   Air traffic control. ...

   Depth Charges. ...

   Hydrophones.

Explanation:

Answer:

Some of the things used in world war 1 where as follows

tanks

flame throwers

poison gas

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Which of these is a complicated machine?A. a nail
B. a pencil
C. a spoon
D. a car

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Answer:

D

Explanation:

Cuase is a car-
a car

Explanation ;

A car runs on multiple complicated objects, that aren’t simply fixed or made by anybody,
a nail wether it’s a nail from the hand or nail to hammer, they’re neither ran as a machine, that wouldn’t be possible-
A pen isn’t a machine but I would understand if you got stuck on that one,
A spoon, in no way shape or form is a complicated machine, or even a regular machine in general.

So your answer is car.
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