What does "possibility" mean?

Answer:

The answer is the state of being possible

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Read this paragraph from the article, "Caring for Vets Should Be National Duty."

In advance of this year’s Veterans Day, on Nov. 11, the legions of men and women who have served in our nation’s military received some welcoming news: Congress finally agreed to fund the VA Mission Act, which since its June passage had been mired in budgetary disputes.

Which word best describes the tone of the paragraph?


contented

pleading

angry

celebratory

You are writing an informational essay that your classmates will read in the school newsletter. Which topics are appropriate for your audience and task?

Select all that apply.

1) the ways you think your town should change its laws
2) the benefits of adolescents getting enough sleep
3) the effects of caffeine on teenagers
4) the importance of young children learning to read


CLASS: English 1B

Lord Vishnu, of Indian myth slept in the coils of the great Rainbow Serpent before forming the earth

a True
b False

How have Aisha's feelings about
Eliana's absence changed?

How does Charles Dickens demonstrate that Oliver Twist had a mysterious background

When Daisy gets to Nick's house, what does she say about having to come alone?

Why is volunteering,engaging in sports and hobbies, and pursuing personal dreams so fulfilling?

Read the sentence.
Run from your house to the train station because the train will arrive any minute.



Which best identifies the adverb clause?

Please do an essay about why knowledge doesn't bring happiness essay

Question:

How does "Exposure" explore the experiences of the soldiers in WW1?

(This is for the poem “exposure” by Wilfred Owen)

Two ways Emily Dickinson can extract something profound from something mundane or particular

AP Images © 2010
Shakespeare in Love' set to be reborn as theater in a case of life imitating art imitating life, a British theater company has announced plans to
rebuild an Elizabethan playhouse using the set from hit film "Shakespeare in Love."
The oak-timbered set, modeled on London's 16th-century Rose Theatre, was donated to the British Shakespeare Company by Judi Dench, who
won an Academy Award for playing Queen Elizabeth 1 in the 1998 romantic comedy.
The set-a full-size replica of a galleried theater Interior—was given to Dench by the filmmakers and is currently in storage, British Shakespeare
Company artistic director Robert Williamson said Monday the actress had recently made the wonderful decision" to donate it to the troupe for
a permanent base in northern England.
Williamson said he imagined the venue as "a living history center," offering live performances and a display of costumes from the film, which
starred Joseph Fiennes as the playwright and Gwyneth Paltrow as his felsty love interest. It won seven Oscars, including best picture.
The original Rose was built in 1587 on the south bank of the River Thames--then just outside the city limits of London, whose officials frowned
on "disreputable actors and often banned plays. Its repertoire included plays by William Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe.
The British Shakespeare Company, which tours open-air productions of Shakespeare around the country, said it was looking at locations in the
northern English cities of Sheffield, Manchester and York. It has set up a charitable trust to manage the project.
Williamson said northern England lacked a permanent Shakespearean venue. Audiences in southern England can visit Shakespeare's Globe, a
rebuilt Elizabethan theater in south London, and the Midlands has the Royal Shakespeare Company, based in the Bard's hometown of
Stratford-upon-Avon.
And yet Williamson said, "the four biggest Shakespearean actors are from the north of England--Ben KingsleyJudi Dench, Patrick Stewart and
Ian McKellen."
"We want to offer the north of England what London has," he said. "Every child in Great Britain still has to study Shakespeare. He's an integral
part of our heritage and our identity."(4 points)
Column A
Column B
Chronological
a. 1587
2
Compare/Contrast
b. on the south bank
Order of Importance
cintegral
d. And yet
Spatial

HELP ASAP!
Unscramble the sentence

Which piece of evidence-based reveals a loose loose reality of kings arena

Which is the worlds Most usable mobile phone​

What did people think of the Great Exhibition?

Visitor were ______ by what they saw at the great Exhibition.

A.excited.
B.confused.
C.angered.

They had never before seen items that were so ____________.

A.amazing and unusual.

B.boring and forgettable.

C.disgusting and weird.​

Progressive verbs are formed using which auxiliary?

have
will
do
be

it is very clear in john 1:18 it says no man has never seen god at any time in first John, Even Jesus own statement in 5 and 37. Jesus says and the father himself which has sent me had born witness me and you have never heard his voice nor seen his face at any time and Jesus was standing right there among them so if had been god why did he say why would you never see god at any time

microbe means :
a source of concern
a minute life form
a contrived idea
a pointed tool

Imagine that you were a follower of Jesus in the early church what would you say to persuade other members of the church to allow gentiles to be baptized

which section of the article highlights the idea that personal reflection help individuals realize that stereotypes are not valid. ​

Marissa is writing an argument to support being able to use cell phones at school. Which sentence would best introduce a focused claim?
O For example, my science teacher lets us use our phones to do research.
O Students should be able to use their cell phones at school.
O One argument against cell phones is that the phones distract students from learning.
OSmartphones are the most popular cell phones because they provide access to the Internet.

If you were writing a scientific summary about pollination, what would be something good to include? A. What pollen smells like B. The key term pollination and its meaning C. The date of pollination D. What pollen feels like​

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How do both the “Rice Stadium Moon Speech” and the “Apollo 11 Transcript” effectively create excitement and enthusiasm for space exploration?

Whats enslaved people were violently controlled ?

Prompt:
In what way is society shaped by the events we witness? Does society shape us, or do we shape our society?
Use your observations, knowledge, and life experience to respond. Use specific, concrete details to support your claim.
Your paragraph should be clear and coherent in development, organization, and style and clearly express the main idea
and include supporting details. Your writing should exhibit a variety in sentence styles with no more than two minor
errors in sentence structure, capitalization, usage, punctuation, spelling (CUPS).

I know this is not homework related but I need some feedback on a song I haven’t halfway finished. Here’s what I have so far:
I know he’s there

Far away, not anywhere

Where does he go

When I don’t know

Far away, he’s everywhere

I’m not sure how to continue the lyrics. In the lyrics, the “I” is referring to me and the “he” is referring to my friend. I want my song to talk about my feelings in my point of view for example, how my sadness turns into anger leading to me and my friend having negative thoughts

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Practice & Review
1. Gertrude Belle Elion was born on Jan. 23, 1918, in New York City. She graduated from Hunter College in New York City with a degree in biochemistry in 1937. Unable to obtain a graduate research position because she was a woman, she took a series of jobs, including lab assistant, chemistry and physics teacher in New York City high schools, and research chemist. During this time she also took classes at New York University, where she earned a master's degree in 1941. Because she could not devote herself to full-time studies, Elion never received a doctorate.

How does the author organize information in this article to create a clear main idea?

Chronologically
Interviews and research
Cause and effect
Problem-solution