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Mr. Streeter was a barber and owned his own shop. Orphaned as a teenager, he had raised his five younger siblings by cutting hair, stopping only for Army duty and two years of study at Miles College. Mrs. Streeter had graduated from Tuskegee University, just like both of her parents and five of her seven siblings. She worked as the youth director at the black YWCA. The excerpt uses third-person narration, because a character is sharing his personal history. the author is speaking to the reader. the author is sharing background information. the author explains how the story ends.

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How does the author make a distinction between Larcom’s experience working in the mill with her experience in school? a.by contrasting how Larcom had a strict boss at the mill but a kind teacher at school?

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Damon learned that his mother never responded well to temper-tantrums and demands, so he employed his charm to _____ her when he needed her to compromise on something.

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I stand in the advancing light, my hands hungry, the world beautiful. This excerpt from "It’s This Way" contains an example of _____. Select all that apply. enjambment personification simile alliteration

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I need two pronouns - related errors in the paragraph

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By 1977 Technology had developed to the extent that Dr. Paul MacCready successfully flew a 1.6 mile-long figure of eight in his Gossamer Condor. With the subsequent incorporation of lightweight wonder materials such as carbon fibre and Kevlar, two years later the newly developed Gossamer Albatross achieved what was hitherto thought impossible, and crossed 22 miles of the English Channel at an average height of just Five Feet. After more successes in the mid-80s an Amercian craft, Daedelus, named after Icarus's dad and piloted by a Greeg cycling champ, flew more than 70 miles over the Mediterranean Sea in just …

Find and correct two pronoun- related errors

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By 1977 Technology had developed to the extent that Dr. Paul MacCready successfully flew a 1.6 mile-long figure of eight in his Gossamer Condor. With the subsequent incorporation of lightweight wonder materials such as carbon fibre and Kevlar, two years later the newly developed Gossamer Albatross achieved what was hitherto thought impossible, and crossed 22 miles of the English Channel at an average height of just Five Feet. After more successes in the mid-80s an Amercian craft, Daedelus, named after Icarus's dad and piloted by a Greeg cycling champ, flew more than 70 miles over the Mediterranean Sea in just …

Find and correct two pronoun- related errors

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By 1977 technology had developed to the extent that Dr. Paul MacCready successfully flew a 1.6 mile long fiqure of eight his Gossamer Condor. With the subsequent incorporation of lightweight wonder materials such as carbon and kelvar, two years later the newly developed gossamer Albatross achieved what was hitherto thought impossible, and crossed 22 miles of the English Channel at an average height of just five feet. After more successes in the mid-80s, an Americian craft, Daedlus, named after Icaru's dad piloted by a greek cycling champ, flew more than 70 miles over the Mediterranean Sea in just under four …

Correct the two pronouns related errors

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By 1977 technology had developed to the extent that Dr. Paul MacCready successfully flew a 1.6 mile long fiqure of eight his Gossamer Condor. With the subsequent incorporation of lightweight wonder materials such as carbon and kelvar, two years later the newly developed gossamer Albatross achieved what was hitherto thought impossible, and crossed 22 miles of the English Channel at an average height of just five feet. After more successes in the mid-80s, an Americian craft, Daedlus, named after Icaru's dad piloted by a greek cycling champ, flew more than 70 miles over the Mediterranean Sea in just under four …

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Verb Tense. This week, though, a computer called AlphaGo defeats the world's best player for Go. it did so by " learning " the game, crunching through 30 million positions from recorded matches, reacting and anticipation. It evolves as a player and taught itself. That single game of Go marks a mildestone on the road to the "technological singularity", the moment when artificial intelligence becomes capable of self-improvement and learns faster than humans can control or understand.

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Verb Tense. This week, though, a computer called AlphaGo defeats the world's best player for Go. it did so by " learning " the game, crunching through 30 million positions from recorded matches, reacting and anticipation. It evolves as a player and taught itself. That single game of Go marks a mildestone on the road to the "technological singularity", the moment when artificial intelligence becomes capable of self-improvement and learns faster than humans can control or understand.

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Imagine you are starting a blog. Write four to seven sentences encouraging readers to learn about the petition and support Malala’s cause.

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Bias is a judgment often formed without proper examination of all the _____.

Bias is a judgment often formed without proper examination of all the ____ .

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Bias is a judgment often formed without proper examination of all the ____ .

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Bias is a judgment often formed without proper examination of all the _____.

Bias is a judgment often formed without proper examination of all the ____ .

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ASAP! America is an improbable idea. A mongrel nation built of ever-changing disparate parts, it is held together by a notion, the notion that all men are created equal, though everyone knows that most men consider themselves better than someone. "Of all the nations in the world, the United States was built in nobody's image," the historian Daniel Boorstin wrote. That's because it was built of bits and pieces that seem discordant, like the crazy quilts that have been one of its great folk-art forms, velvet and calico and checks and brocades. Out of many, one. That is the ideal. …

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Select all that apply. Implied meanings can be recognized by listening for: _____. Select all that apply literal meanings interpretation of the speaker's remarks through a knowledge of his personality unusual use of words in the situation what is left unsaid

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Read the excerpt about Olympus from The Myths and Legends of Ancient Greece and Rome by E. M. Berens. On the cloud-capped summit of Olympus was the palace of Zeus and Hera, of burnished gold, chased silver, and gleaming ivory. Lower down were the homes of the other gods, which, though less commanding in position and size, were yet similar to that of Zeus in design and workmanship, all being the work of the divine artist Hephaestus. Below these were other palaces of silver, ebony, ivory, or burnished brass, where the Heroes, or Demi-gods, resided. What aspect of the lives …

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ead the sentence from “Initiation.” It would be an hour before they came to get her, but then Rat Court would be all over and she would say what she had to say and go home. The author includes the sentence in the exposition to...

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How do the results of solitary confinement differ from the overarching goals of the American prison system?

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Which statement is a theme that could be found in a literary text? 1. Look before you leap. 2. Courage means to be brave. 3. Many animals around the world are dangerous. 4. All runners are very athletic.

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My favorite fast food is probably cheeseburgers and fries. That said, I am also partial to fried chicken _____ when I opt to be healthier, I get a sandwich. , however, ; however; ; however, , however;

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Which adjective from the poem would Whittier use to best describe Garrison? Select all that apply.

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Read the excerpt from “My First Memory (of Librarians).” The welcoming smile of my librarian The anticipation in my heart All those books—another world—just waiting At my fingertips The implicit details in this excerpt show that the speaker feels excited to learn about new places and things. confident that the librarian likes her more than others. unhappy that she has to wait to read all the books. upset that there are too many books to explore.

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Which of the following is the best description of the speaker's mood in the lines “Could I revive within me / Her symphony and song?” remorse love astonishment hope

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Which of the following is the best description of the speaker's mood in the lines “Could I revive within me / Her symphony and song?” remorse love astonishment hope

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Which of the following is the best description of the speaker's mood in the lines “Could I revive within me / Her symphony and song?” remorse love astonishment hope

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The new President was the guest of honor at the formal dinner. (2 adjectives)

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If XYZ and XWZ are true, which of the following is also true? A. not XZY B. not ZYX C. WXY D. YZX E. none of these

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There, as the whirlpool drank the tide, a billow tossed me, and I sprang for the great fig tree, catching on like a bat under a bough. Nowhere had I to stand, no way of climbing, the root and bole being far below, and far above my head the branches and their leaves, massed, overshadowing Charybdis pool. But I clung grimly, thinking my mast and keel would come back to the surface when she spouted. And ah! how long, with what desire, I waited! till, at the twilight hour, when one who hears and judges pleas in the marketplace all …