Which characters in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar fit the Tragic Hero archetype?

In which sentence does the hyphen correctly divide a word? A. Henry found his grandfather's old tools in a rusty m - etal cabinet. B. Henry found his grandfather's old tools in a rusty met - al cabinet. C.

According to your textbook, when you prepare speaking notes for your first speech, you should: A. write or print on only one side of the index cards or paper. B. double-space or triple-space your notes so they are easy to see. C.

Which of the following is an example of the correlation and causation fallacy? A. a dog bit me, so that means all dogs are mean. B. this situation caused that situation to happen. C. you can do either this or that, but that is it. D.

Describe the defining characteristics of a compound.

Identify the sentence that has correct subjectdash-verb agreement. a. Both of my dogs is very gentle. b. Boths of my dogs are very gentle. c. Both of my dog is very gentle. d. Both of my dogs are very gentle.

Which definition of the word bore is used in the sentence below? The historic house on Jackson Street bore the name of its first owner, 'bore 'bori verb L to make a hole 2 to hold up 3. to display zbore noun 1.

Which answer choice does not contain any errors in capitalization? A. "The chipmunk over there," she commented, "has a walnut in its mouth." B. "The chipmunk over there," she commented, "Has a walnut in its mouth." C.

In a drama, what is a soliloquy? A: a character making a long speech to one or more of the other characters B: a character making a quick comment to the audience that other characters do not hear C: a character having a conversation with one or more

Finish the sentence: Johnny Johnny Yes papa? Eating - -? No papa Telling __? NO PAPA! OpEn YoUr MoUtH! Ha hA hA

Read this excerpt from Beowulf, in which Unferth, one of Hrothgar's warriors, addresses Beowulf. Art thou that Beowulf with Breca did struggle, On the wide sea-currents at swimming contended, Where to humor your pride the ocean ye tried, 'Twas mere