What are the primary functions of body paragraphs in a comparative essay that focuses on genres? Select four options.

to present the writer's arguments in a logical order
to provide evidence that supports the writer's ideas
to analyze the texts, ideas, or objects being compared
to anticipate disagreement and provide counterarguments
to highlight similarities between the texts being discussed
to point out differences between the texts being discussed

Answer:

2. to provide evidence that supports the writers ideas

3. to analyze the texts, ideas, or objects being compared

5. to highlight similarities between the texts discussed

6. to point our differences between the texts being discussed

Explanation:

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Answer:

The primary functions of body paragraphs in a comparative essay that focuses on genres are :

Explanation:

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1. The words "taught" and "teaches" are in different:
a. Forms
b. Tenses
c. Parts of speech
d. Voices

tale tell of hearts story ( if anyone has heard of this please help me with question I will mark u as the brainly )

Why does the narrator say three times that the old man is dead?
What impression do you form of the narrator from his exclamation?

Why do the officers stay to chat?

How is this story different from a modern day scary movie or story?  How does it serve as a “prototype”?




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What is the figure of speech shown in the sentence here?
"The zombie's teeth are shattered posts on a picket fence."

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Read this short passage and answer the question below:

Excerpt from Stuff Matters
By Mark Miodownik

At some point humans made the discovery that would end the Stone Age and open the door to a seemingly unlimited supply of the stuff. They discovered that a certain greenish rock, when put into a very hot fire and surrounded by red-hot embers, turns into a shiny piece of metal. This greenish rock was malachite, and the metal was, of course, copper. It must have been the most dazzling revelation. Suddenly the discoverers were surrounded not by dead inert rock but by mysterious stuff that had an inner life. They would have been capable of performing this transformation with only a few particular types of rock, such as malachite, because getting it to work reliably depends not just on identifying these rocks but also on carefully controlling the chemical conditions of the fire. But they must have suspected that those rocks that didn’t work, that remained obstinately rock-like however hot the fire became, had hidden secrets. They were right. It’s a process that works for many minerals, although it would be thousands of years before an understanding of the chemistry required (controlling the chemical reactions between the rock and the gases created in the fire) led to the next real breakthrough in smelting. In the meantime, from around 5000 BC, early metal smiths used trial and error to hone the process of the production of copper. The making of copper tools initiated a spectacular growth in human technology, being instrumental in the birth of other technologies, cities, and the first great civilizations. The pyramids of Egypt are an example of what became possible once there were plentiful copper tools. Each block of stone in each pyramid was extracted from amine and individually hand-carved using copper chisels. It is estimated that ten thousand tons of copper ore were mined throughout ancient Egypt to create the three hundred thousand chisels needed. It was an enormous achievement, without which the pyramids could not have been built, however many slaves were used, since it is not practical to carve rock without metal tools. It is all the more impressive given that copper is not the ideal material for cutting rock since it is not very hard. Sculpting a piece of limestone with a copper chisel quickly blunts the chisel. It is estimated that the copper chisels would have needed to be sharpened every few hammer blows in order for them to be useful.
What is the author’s main message? A) Copper was the first metal used by humans.
B) Copper was a critical tool in building the pyramids.
C) Humans were not able to effectively use copper at first.
D) The discovery of copper was the beginning of civilizations.

4)
Why does Dong Soo act the way he does?
A)
He wants to fit in at his new school
B)
He does not want to be like other kids.
He wants to act just like his friend Joshua.
D)
He was raised in a traditional Korean family.

match the following statements with the correct term. "I fear I was wrong the honorable men whose daggers have stabbed Caesar." "Rob's comment produced a deafening silence from the audience." "Wilson considered himself fortunate for having made it past the most recent round of downsizing at work." "Give me the torch: I am not for this ambling. Being but heavy, I will bear the light." Option are pun, verbal irony, oxymoron, and euphemism.​

What is the length of a typical thesis statement?

A. 1 or 2 paragraphs

B. 3-5 sentences

C. The entire introduction

D. 1-2 sentences

(It’s either B or C)

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While dogs are often more friendly, I argue that cats are more adaptable to their environments and, therefore, better pets.
How would you most concisely categorize the tone of this example?
It is persuasive.
It is extemporaneous.
It is entertaining.
It is demonstrative,

Which sentences use antonyms to hint at the meaning of the bolded words? Check all that apply.

The dog cowered and hid behind the couch during thunderstorms.
Most of the house was destroyed by the tornado, but the kitchen remained intact.
He was extravagant with money, buying everything in sight whenever he had the means.
Performing onstage caused him discomfort; he felt comfortable staying out of the spotlight.
The opportunity didn’t last long; it quickly dwindled, or went away.

Cite Text Evidence The article opens with the question, "Can parents go too far in supporting their children's dreams?" Review your reading notes, and answer the question as it relates to the Romeros, evaluating the strength of the claims offered. Be sure to cite text evidence in your response.​

Suppose an author wants to juxtapose two details in a story. If a scene occurs on a cold, dark, winter’s night, which detail would create the BEST example of juxtaposition?
Benjamin had been grounded for the entire weekend.
The yellow rosebud on the table was just starting to bloom.
Tami studied for hours but still failed her science exam.
The clock in the hallway ticked dully through the hours.

Before Odysseus sets foot back home, he has been gone a total of

10 years

15 years

20 years

25 years

The letter was written by my sister______________

A) isn’t it? B) wasn’t it?C) doesn’t it? D) was it?​

In the Novel “The Call of the Wild” by Jack London.
What is judge miller’s place referred to as?

Which excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass best reveals Douglass’s purpose to inform readers about the terrible conditions which he endured
a Thus, after a long, tedious effort for years, I finally succeeded in learning how to write.

b a kind Providence, I fell to the portion of Mrs. Lucretia, and was sent immediately back to Baltimore, to live again in the family of Master Hugh.

c I took passage with Captain Rowe, in the schooner Wild Cat, and, after a sail of about twenty-four hours, I found myself near the place of my birth.

d I was immediately sent for, to be valued with the other property. Here again my feelings rose up in detestation of slavery.

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What is one benefit of internal storytelling?

A. It helps us decide what is truth and what is a lie.

B. It helps us better under other people.

C. It helps to provide us with a written record of our lives.

D. It helps us to make sense of our own experiences. lol

How shold you use ellipsis points in an essay that quotes a work of literature?

● Two patients come to a doctor with a headache. The doctor determines that one patient has a brain tumor and the other patient has a run-of-the mill headache. What would the doctor have to do to treat these two patients equally?

Read the last stanza from "The Golden Cat."

His face is one big Golden smile,
It measures round, at least a mile—
How dull our World would be, and flat,
Without the Golden Pu**y(sorry guys, it won't put it in, it's not the bad word though. I hope you understand..) Cat.


How does the last stanza contribute to the structure of "The Golden Cat"?

A. It sums up what the poet has written about the sun in the first three stanzas.

B. It gives a fourth example to add to the examples given in the first three stanzas.

C. It gives details that contradict the details given in the first three stanzas.

D. It provides the reasons for the actions of the sun in the first three stanzas.

Why is it important to look at the verbs used to explain a writing assignment?
A. The verbs help the writing process.
B. The verbs identify the paper’s purpose.
C. The verbs must be used in the thesis.
D. The verbs are the entire writing promp

The sky was a dull and murky gray is it descriptive

How does money affect conservation?|

what do you think future generation will say about our music today

which of the following best describes Booker T Washington character a uncertain B rebellious C greedy D tolerant​

He realized he was in a(n) _________ when he saw that the road was completely _________ with snow.

Section A: Grammar Cloze

Read the passage carefully. Choose the correct word from the words given in the box and write it in each blank. USE A WORD ONCE ONLY.

by for from in

of on up to

Paul was catching grasshopper when he saw a lizard suddenly dart its sticky tongue to catch a fly. Fascinated, he decided to catch a lizard instead (1) ________ grasshopper. Paul crouched down on the grass and stretched his hand out slowly. He caught gold of the lizard (2) ________ its tail.

He got up quickly and ran home, anxious (3) ________ show his father his prized catch.

When he reached home, he was astonished to see only a tail (4) ________ his hand. Paul’s father explained that the lizard has a special way of escaping (5) ________ its enemy. When is caught by his tail, it simply breaks the tail off and crawls away. A new tail will grow soon after. Paul learned a new and interesting fact about lizards from that experience.​

how do boas and pythons kill their prey

You have a hypothesis that of people ages 4 to 35, teenagers will like a new drink called SugarHi better than any other age group. You want to survey 40 people for their opinions about the drink, but you are unsure how many people to survey from each age group. Which of the answer choices below represents the most fair way to collect the data?