What is inferring? How do we apply

The connection on page 40, "life in 999: a grim struggle," describes daily life in late anglo-saxon england. how does life in 999 compare with life today?

From the novel Lord of the Flies, Who did by getting hit in the head with a boulder? A) Piggy B) Ralph C) Simon D) Jack

How does the author use of personfication enhance the description of pain in the giver chapter 14

All the adverbs in the following sentence Sarah's Hands were cold and clammy

Which sentence does not contain any errors? A. Is that house their's? B. Do you think everybodys gone? C. No ones ideas will be rejected. D. Someone's dog is barking.

Which lines from the poem best support the answers to Part A? A "In this kingdom / the sun never sets; " (Lines 1-2) B "under the pale oval / of the sky" (Lines 3-4) C "and though there is a sea here / there is no tide.

What are signal words? a. words that indicate connections between ideas b. words that introduce new topics c. words that define other words d. words used in a thesis statement

How would reading the myth on which a sculpture is based affect your interpretation of the sculpture

When an argument appeals to logic and an author provides evidence and statistics to support his or her claim, that evidence can sometimes be refuted and proven wrong. Does that mean that appeals to ethos and pathos are better to use?

What makes primary sources different from secondary research sources? Primary sources come directly from the person while secondary sources are someone else's interpretation. A primary source is the one that you read first.