What is the matter with Minnie May?

A.

She is stuck in the fence.

B.

She has a cold.

C.

She has fallen in the pond.

D.

She has croup.

Stories used to be told by: A. digitally recording them B. writing them down C. drawing them on paper D. saying them aloud

Read this passage from page 36 of Grendel, in which Grendel has just encountered the aftermath of a battle: I was sickened, if only at the waste of it: all they killed - - - cows, horses, men - - - they left to rot or burn.

In what ways are you like or wish you could be like, Don Quioxte? 2-3 sentences

N the sentence "Mary caught a frog," the common noun serves as A. the subject of the sentence. B. the verb of the sentence. C. both subject and object. D. the object of the sentence.

The morning wind arose and called across the world for day. Which technique is used? Simile, metaphor, personification or hyperbole

Which of the following explains why discretionary fiscal policy is declining? a. Our government has recently taken a more laissez faire approach. c. Automatic stabilizers do not work. b. The multiplier effect is too unstable. d. Implementation lag.

Which of the following statements gives an example of inflammatory language? We have a test next week. No one likes taking tests. Next week's test will be easy. Mrs. Turner's tests are unfair and ridiculous.

What are some examples of distorted

Historical Details Nhich details from The Land show that it has a historical setting? Check all that apply.

In "Hiawatha and Pearl Feather," what is special about Hiawatha's mittens?