English » Page 2

English

Pierce

To find clues to the main idea, you should read the__

A. Questions

B. First paragraph

C. First sentence

D. Last sentence

Answer Answers (1)

English

Aniya Mercado

Transcendentalists saw major limitations to logic thinking true or false

Answer Answers (1)

English

Hallie

Which sentence does not have an error in subject and verb agreement?

A.

Glimmering sun and crashing surf has a soothing effect on me.

B.

A piece of cake with a candle was brought to my table on my birthday.

C.

The curtains, soft and white, was billowing in the breeze.

D.

Isn't basil and thyme two herbs you use in your sauce?

Answer Answers (1)

English

Guest

What does word bold mean

Answer Answers (2)

English

Guest

Indirect characterization is also known as

Answer Answers (2)

English

Diego

I need a preposition

Answer Answers (2)

English

Nikolai Maddox

Which of the following climate zones typically is not found in midlatitude regions?

a. ice cap

b. humid continental

c. humid subtropical

d. marine west coast

Answer Answers (1)

English

Laurel Haley

Which sentence would make the best hook for an introductory paragraph about immigration in the United States? Immigration is a problem in the United States. "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses." This is what is stated at the base of the Statue of Liberty as it stands tall in New York City. Overcrowding is a major contributing factor. By the time the 1990s came around, another act had been passed, which increased immigration yet again, resulting in a record 1.8 million immigrants being admitted in 1991.

Answer Answers (1)

English

Richard Caldwell

Identify the correct sentence. A. Beth and Lenore to her house for dinner. B. For dinner, Beth and Lenore for house. C. Beth and Lenore went to her house for dinner. D. Beth and Lenore went to LaShanna's house for dinner.

Answer Answers (2)

English

Tristian

By 1900 "little theater" had appeared in the United States.

Answer Answers (1)

English

Zack Velazquez

What is a personal letter?

Answer Answers (2)

English

Rosa Gibbs

What line from the text introduces an element of the plot?

Moisture hung in the air so thick you could almost see it sparkling in the dim sunlight

We often came to these spots to look for artifacts.

Our beach, our summer home, had been a fishing camp for as long as anyone living could remember

The bounty of the sea lightened everyone's hearts

Answer Answers (2)

English

Hugh Mcdaniel

It is man's overreaching ambition to ferret out the "the secrets of heaven and earth," and play god, which engenders this continuing human tragedy.

What kind of supporting evidence is used in this statement?

A.

summary

B.

paraphrase

C.

fragment

D.

fact

Answer Answers (1)

English

Junior Green

Which word in the sentence is the direct object? I brushed the horses at the stable all afternoon.

a. afternoon

b. brushed

c. I

d. horses

Answer Answers (1)

English

Braden

Read this sentence from "The Final Assault."

My thirty-pound load seemed to crush me downward and stifled all enthusiasm, but when I turned on the oxygen and breathed it deeply, the burden seemed to lighten and the old urge to get to grips with the mountain came back.

In this sentence, the narrator gives an example of why oxygen is vital to climbers on Mt. Everest.

How does the narrator develop this concept in the rest of the narrative?

A: by giving details about how oxygen equipment can malfunction

B: by showing instances where a lack of oxygen affects climbers

C:by explaining how climbers carry their oxygen equipment

D: by describing times when climbers used oxygen while climbing

Answer Answers (2)