Which use of prologue is wrong? A) as a prologue to the days festivities, the mayor gave a speech. B) Ms. Gunner told us to read the prologue before beginning the book. C) Sarah read the prologue to find out what happened years after the story

Which of the following characters most plausibly symbolizes the disenfranchisement that African Americans faced before and during the civil rights era? A. Warren, a deceptive con artist who lives up to his reputation as a crook B.

Everybody sings out, "Sold!" and rose up mad, and was a-going for that stage and them tragedians. But a big, fine looking man jumps up on a bench and shouts: "Hold on! Just a word, gentlemen." They stopped to listen. "We are sold - mighty badly sold.

What is the best way to combine these sentences using a prepositional phrase? The baby sat happily with his mother. He was wearing a blue sleeper and a smile from ear to ear. A.

In "Civil Peace," Jonathan observes what happens to another man who is robbed of his egg-rasher by a thief in a crowd. After the victim loudly protests the theft, how do the other people in the crowd behave toward him?

When you highlight the most important information in your own words you are ___. visualizing foreshadowing summarizing predicting

Based on the transcript, what was Welles most likely trying to do through his use of the medium of radio? O A. Present a message about how trustful people are of media O B. Encourage the audience to buy a book O C.

What writer influenced Jane Austen's work

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its subject? A. An assortment of vegetables were piled on Mary's plate. B. The money for next week's trip are in the envelope. C. The recipients of the citizenship award are Mrs. Banks and Mr. Cook. D.

Which sentence is correct? (review) The winner was (you, him) The best swimmers are (us, they)

What does the metaphor cashing a check mean