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while writing the ‘Looking Glass’ story, Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll) used a lot of material that he had come up with earlier. In the article ‘Alice on the Stage‘ he remarked:

“[Through the] Looking Glass [was] made up almost wholly of bits and scraps, single ideas that came of themselves.”

He tied all those individual ideas together into a single story with the use of two main themes: chess and mirror images.

In the six years since he wrote Alice in Wonderland, Carroll had been teaching Alice and her sisters the game of chess. He made up stories to illustrate the moves of the pieces and the rules of the game. Many of these stories were used for his second ‘Alice’ story.

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Which sentence best states the main theme of the poem? A brook in the city

Read the sentence. Bobby and his family were bummed when their camping trip was abruptly canceled. Which sentence best corrects the nonstandard English? A. Bobby and his family was bummed out when their camping trip was abruptly canceled. B. Bobby and his family were disappointed when their vacay was no more. C. Bobby and his family were bummed when their vacation was all of the sudden canceled. D. Bobby and his family were disappointed when their camping trip was abruptly canceled.

Which sentence does not include a compound noun?

A. In 1837, Morse demonstrated his telegraph system in New York City.
B. Morse Code later evolved from Morse’s telegraph invention.
C. The telegraph sent and received electrical signals over long-distance wires.
D.Samuel F. B. Morse was an artist and inventor who lived in the United States.

The line "Thinking about the fun times we shared always makes me smile" is meant to be

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1. Read the excerpts from "opening statements from John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon First Televised Debate."

Kennedy: Therefore, I think the question before the American people is: Are we doing as much as we can do? Are we as strong as we should be? Are we as strong as we must be if we're going to maintain our independence, and if we're going to maintain and hold out the hand of friendship to those who look to us for assistance, to those who look to us for survival? I should make it very clear that I do not think we're doing enough, that I am not satisfied as an American with the progress that we're making.

Nixon: Let's look at the record. Is the United States standing still? Is it true that this Administration, as Senator Kennedy has charged, has been an Administration of retreat, of defeat, of stagnation? . . . let's put it in terms of the average family. What has happened to you? We find that your wages have gone up five times as much in the Eisenhower Administration as they did in the Truman Administration. . . . Now, this is not standing still.

Which statement best compares or contrasts Nixon's and Kennedy's positions on the average American's economic position?


Kennedy thinks that the government is doing as much as it can for most Americans, while Nixon argues that the government should do even more.

Kennedy believes that too many Americans rely on government handouts, while Nixon thinks that fewer and fewer people are doing so.

Kennedy believes that friendship is the key to economic success, while Nixon thinks economic success depends on hard work.

Kennedy believes that economic progress for most Americans has been slow, while Nixon believes good progress has been made.

2. Read this sentence from the Newsela article "Dying of Hunger: What Is a Famine?"

Sacco said that the one thing these places all share is a prolonged conflict, such as a war.

How does this sentence help develop one of the key concepts in “Dying of Hunger”?


It highlights the connection between war and famine.

It suggests that virtually all wars are accompanied by periods of famine.

It makes the assumption that famine is always a result of human actions.

It implies that only poor, war-torn countries are likely to suffer from famine.

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Item 3
Refer to the Newsela article "The Relationship between Hunger and War."

In the article, what is the author’s viewpoint on war and famine?


Wars often cause famine and can make existing famine worse.

Wars are usually followed by periods of famine, so eliminating war will end famine.

War and famine are intertwined problems, so they must be addressed at the same time.

Famine conditions may improve during wartime because food prices decrease.

5. Which strategy would be most useful in determining an appropriate topic for an argument?


Think of topics that will provide a lot of information and material, such as global warming.


Watch reliable news programs to identify current issues you feel strongly about.


Make a list of your favorite books and movies, and then focus on the one you like best.


Flip through an encyclopedia until you find a topic that interests you.

HELP!
Text written in an ornate style often includes—
A. elaborate language
B. contractions
C. simple sentences
D. straightforward vocabulary

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Which of these is an action president Hoover took to ease the effects of the Great Depression?

A. Implementing the New Deal
B. Taking land from farmers for government use
C. Asking employers to not cut workers or wages
D. Adding bank institutions to poor areas

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Which statement best summarizes the transcript?
A.Armstrong goes down the ladder, steps on the moon, and reports on the beauty he sees. The commander reads the plaque that is signed by the president of the United States.
B.Armstrong walks on the moon, telling the world "that's one small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind." His mission is one of peace for all mankind.
C.Armstrong radios the capsule commander that he is ready to start; TV coverage begins. Armstrong steps on the moon and reports on the dust and rocks, while the commander reads the plaque.
D.Armstrong explains what will happen to Aldrin; then both go down the ladder and walk together on the moon. It is a very exciting radio transcript of a great moment in history.

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Read this excerpt from We’ve Got a Job. Remember: Our Slogan is: "MORE IN '64" Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights, Inc,— Rev. F. L. Shuttlesworth, President Southern Christian Leadership Conference— Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., President The pronoun in the excerpt is in which point of view? first person second person third person first and third persons

How do you classify things in your life?

It means changing the wording of a text so that it is different from the original source,without changing themeaning. (Paraphrasing,or,summarizing)
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What is the purpose of the allegory of the cave?

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How does Master Craven change in The Secret Garden?

He decides it is time to move on and marry again.

He realizes he can only be happy if he moves away from Misselthwaite Manor.

He finally yearns to have a relationship with Colin while he is away.

He slowly invites more people into the garden so they can experience its beauty.

A responsibility the Federal Reserve has is to
loan money to banks during a crisis.
loan money to corporations for capital.
provide banking services to consumers.
provide financial services to banks.

What kind of intelligence do we value most? How can a poem help us question our ideas about intelligence?

Read each passage. Underline the word or words that show
personification. Then write a sentence about the mental picture
you have of the thing described.

1. When the world was young, a long river wandered through a large forest.

2. The river offered its water freely to anyone who needed it.

3. The more the moose drank, the more the water retreated.

4. The river hurried to fill the holes.

5. Soon, mud was grabbing at the moose’s feet.

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