Achieve 3000 Outlawed Crakows and Winklepickers

Answer:

which of these happened before crakows became a fashion trend throughout Europe?

Explanation:

the last one

what role plays in weather jobs?
A. meteorologist
B. archeologist
C. marine biologist
D. Astronomers

How do the realities of immigrants’ experiences reflect or fail to reflect American ideals? in immigrant picnic PLEASE HELP
(it should be 400 words but anything is good)

Outsiders Debate

How was Johnny NOT justified in killing Bob?

Which of the following is not something the pirates find after following the map in chapters 31-34 of Treasure Island?
A. A broken pickaxe
B. A large hole
C. An empty treasure chest
D. Two guineas

According to the passage,
which situation might benefit
you?
Speaking your thoughts and opinions
during an argument
Setting goals that require hard work
and commitment
Making sure others are respected and
supported
Doing research to debate a topic you
believe in
at about
for their

Rewrite this sentence, using the correct capitalization and end punctuation: 2) their life must have been really difficult

i need a thesis statement for online vs classroom learning​

Read the following passage from Mark Twain's "The War Prayer":
[F]or our sakes who adore Thee, Lord, blast their hopes,
blight their lives, protract their bitter pilgrimage, make
heavy their steps, water their way with their tears, stain the
white snow with the blood of their wounded feet!
Which rhetorical device is demonstrated in this passage?

A) Polysyndeton

B) Anaphora

C) Polyptoton

D) Asyndeton

Did Harrison’s rebellion accomplish anything? Explain.

Which is an example of a compare-and-contrast text structure?
Acinquain poem

To evaluate the text structures used by the author, which questions should a reader ask? Select 3 options.

What opinions are conveyed within the text?

What important ideas does the text include?

What text structures does the author use?

How effective is the text structure in sharing the important ideas?

How has the author supported thg main ideas in the text?

3. What are some similarities today that were going on in the 1950s?

How does the narrator keep his mind occupied while he is hiding
The Pianist

someone broke in to a local jewelers shop yesterday. The owner had just locked up the shop when a robber with a gun threatened him. the robber told him to unlock the shop and give him all the demands in a safe. Then the robber tied him up. the police have organized a search for the robber. they hope they will find him in a few days. Doctors are treating the owner of the shop for shock.

Who are the characters in the book the cradle by Patrick Somerville

Select the correct answer
Which statement best expresses how the underline details develop the central idea of the passage?
A. They show why many people around the world avoid drinking tea.
B. They provide specific examples of the health benefits of drinking tea.
C. They provide specific examples of the pros and cons of drinking tea.
D. They show why many people around the world enjoy drinking tea.

Which statement best describes the narrator’s viewpoint regarding the house?


A. The narrator shares her husband’s enthusiasm for the summer mansion.


B. The narrator feels pride toward the house, but her husband finds her reaction humorous.


C. The narrator thinks that there is something odd about the house, but she isn’t taken seriously.

(It's C)

Name three human emotions that might be at the root of conflicts between two people.

Which quotation BEST explains why Laertes feels Hamlet's interest in Ophelia will not last?

anyone plz help me with this

solve pls brainliest

HELP ME!! ITS URGENT!!!

Drag the boxes to place the events from Tell-Tale Heart in the correct order.

The narrator blames the ‘vulture eye’ as motivation for his actions.


He lifted the latch and put his head in the room every night for seven nights.



The old man awakes and senses someone in the room with him.



The narrator is convinced he can hear the old man’s heart beating.


The narrator claims his disease has made him more alert and astute.



The old man is suffocated to death and chopped up before being hidden under the floorboards.



At 4 AM there is a knock on the door.



He went into the room on the eighth night. He becomes angry when he sees the eye.


The police sit above the body and we think he is going to get away with the murder.



We are told that the old man had never wronged the narrator.



The narra

How has social media negatively impacted the society?

When the day ends, WE CAN ALL GO HOME AND MAKE COOKIES.

lt is

Dependent Clause
Independent Clause​

Select the correct answer from the drop-down menu.
Which detail in the image best supports the main idea that Palo Duro is one of the most Illustrious sites in the world?
The image detail that best supports the main idea of the text is

5. A supply of food so huge that it spills “away” from its container is this. It is

1. What does this remind me of in real world?___
2. How is this movie similar to the things that happen in the real world?___
3. How is this different from things that happen in the real world??___
4. How did that part relate to the world around us?___
(thank you very much)​

Which statement summarizes de Lucas claim

What makes you feel bad about yourself?​

in 5 sentences, describe integrity in your own words, using the following excerpt as a guide.
If you're a new student (or can think back to when you were), you probably remember being given some information about your school's academic honesty policies during the first few days of classes. This information likely addressed, among other things, the school's requirements for submitting original work, policies regarding cheating, and expectations of student behavior. In giving you this information, your school wasn't suggesting you'd cheat; rather, they merely wanted to inform you that they expect all students to act with a certain degree of integrity.

Integrity is a term used to describe a person's level of honesty, moral commitments, and willingness to do what's right. For example, we expect our doctors to be honest with us about diagnoses, won't try to prescribe medications we don't need, and will generally work in the best interest of our health and well-being. We expect this because, in most societies, doctors are perceived to be people of great integrity with strong moral compasses.

Conversely, if your doctor didn't have any integrity, he or she might be strongly influenced by drug companies or bribes and might talk you into getting tests or procedures you don't need. When this happens, society takes a dim view of that person—and in some cases legal charges are brought—because he or she was expected to act with integrity.
Let's review. In general, integrity is a word used to describe a person's commitment to honesty and a willingness to do what's right. For example, a person who abstains from cheating, lying, or stealing would be considered to be a person who acts with great integrity. In most societies, integrity is an important aspect of culture and contributes to the strength of a community.

In academic environments, for example, students are expected to avoid plagiarism and submit work that is entirely their own. Other areas where integrity is important include the legal and justice systems and politics. Despite its importance, though, universal definitions or understandings of integrity can be difficult to locate. This is often because the concept of integrity is a social construct, which is subjective and tends to change as societies and cultures evolve.