The novel describes two figures 'speaking' to lennie. who or what are these figures? what sorts of things do they tell lennie? what might these figures represent?

1. In what ways does Beowulf's sword fail him? -- - - - - - - - - -

For my summer reading essay, I'm writing about the book Eragon, and I have to show some of his personality traits. Is it okay if I use proof from the sequel books?

Reconstruct the events in "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" in order from earliest to latest. Farquhar stands on a plank on a bridge with a noose around his neck Farquhar frees his bound hands and begins to swim away from the bridge.

What is the main reason Suzuki urges her audience to "stop breaking it [the Earth]!"? Adults cannot correct the damage done. She is a child and cannot offer any solutions. There are many problems in the world. She has some solutions they can use.

Is the idea of the Weargild something that still exist in modern society? If so, where? If not, should it?

What was the theme of "the charmer" by Budge Wilson?

Based on the last two paragraphs what is the general attitude of the townspeople as they wait for the lottery to begin

Is that has to be the prettiest dress I have ever seen a hyper bowl

The description below belongs to which of the following characters? beautiful, loyal, caring A) Silas Marner B) Nancy Lammeter C) Godfrey Cass D) Dunstan Cass E) Eppie

Each of the following is an example of the publishing stage except: A writing an article for the school paper B putting together a family newsletter to be mailed to relatives C posting a public blog of your account D writing in your personal journal