How did the Quakers feel about slavery? They believed it was a fair practice. They believed it was a necessary evil. They believed it went against their beliefs. They believed in enslaving other religious groups.

How is written prose more complex than casual speech A it is simpler and easier t understand B it is more structured and organized C it is more emotional and expressive D it is easier to respond to with questions I know and D are both wrong

The theme of a text is best stated using a word. phrase. sentence or paragraph.

Which type of Internet resource would be the most reliable in providing accurate information? A. You wish to make it seem as if the author's ideas are yours. B. You don't fully understand what the author is saying. C.

In the text the author discussion how Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is an example of love at first sight. Do you think that love at first sight exists in the real world? Why or why not?

How has the right to vote changed since the constitution was ratified?

This is for I-Ready what is the main difference between the authors' conclusions about the teens who work?

Which aspect of the travel narrative genre is reflected best in the passage above?

After reading the end of act 4, what do you predict will occur in act 5 between Brutus and Cassius' army and the Second Triumvirate's army?

Explain how Vonnegut uses flat, static characters like George Bergeron to develop his critique of 1950s American society.

Romeo and Juliet ... 1. What does Juliet express about Tybalt? What is the source of her conflicting emotions? 2. What does Friar Lawrence report to Romeo? How does he counsel Romeo about being a man?