With one minor
to the
blueprint, the house was ready to be
built.

Answer:

With only one minor change to the blueprint, the house was ready to be built.

3 examples of foreshadowing in chapter 1 in life of pi​

an expostion on my favourite food
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How should this be rewritten to avoid a confusing reference? Hiking in the jungle, the frogs croaked loudly. A. The frogs croaked loudly hiking in the jungle. B. Hiking in the jungle, Matt and Mark heard the frogs croak loudly. C. Matt and Mark hiked in the jungle with the croaking frogs. D. The frogs were hiking with Mark and Matt while croaking.

3. Three hundred people attended the event.
Is this sentence passive or active

In Act II, Scene ii, when does Caliban speak in blank verse and when does he speak in prose?

Note the line numbers that show an example of Caliban speaking in blank verse.
Note the lines numbers that show an example of Caliban speaking in prose.

Why does Benvolio think that Romeo should attend Capulet’s party? Check all that apply.

Romeo will see Rosaline differently.
Romeo will change Rosaline’s mind.
Romeo will see all the prettiest girls.
Romeo will get over Rosaline.
Romeo will make peace with Capulet.

When writing a media response essay, ensure that your thesis statement: includes both your topic and your point of view. Does not state why the ad campaign was effective. Does not distract the reader by being too interesting. Is more analytical than interesting.

If people ........ the rules , there are no more accidents

Write about a person skydiving, and all they see and feel.

you should reconsider your decision.

translate in hindi​

A. Find the perimeter and area of the scale drawing of Central Park

B. Find the perimeter and the real area of Central Park.

What are the characteristics of an ideal president?

3) Identify the type of context clue used in the following sentence by looking at the bold word.
The lurid tales were full of exceptionally dreadful and somewhat shocking details.

cause and effect
contrast
example
restatement or description
analogy

Why do vaccine makers have to guess which flu strains will be active months before the flu season begins?
A. It is difficult to convince people to get vaccinated. O C. Vaccines must be administered over months. OB. Transporting flu shots to doctors takes time. D. Vaccines take a long time to make

If you decide to write about the different classes in a country, what will you describe?

What is the most powerful force on earth and why strength or energy mental or moral strength or power.?
Answer the following in a short grammatically correct paragraph (3 sentences should suffice).

This photo was taken during the Great Depression. Girls reading books. Looking at the girls from left to right, which emotions does this photo appeal to?fright, terror, and humoranger, disgust, and fearcuriosity, worry, and happinesssympathy, sorrow, and anger

Swift and the persona who makes this
proposal. Characterize the proposer.

How do you judge whether a conclusion is successful?

It revisits the thesis and may answer a question or recommend an action.
A successful conclusion repeats the thesis and the support.
A good conclusion restates the thesis word for word and adds one new fact.
A conclusion is successful if it convinces readers that the author's ideas are correct.

You are at work and want to make some coffee. After you place a coffee filter in the basket, what should you do next?

Turn the machine on.
Fill the filter with coffee.
Make sure the coffee machine is plugged in.
Wipe off the coffeepot.
Pour water into the tank.

Who told
you about the robbery ? (Into pasive voice)​

In isabel Wilkerson's book, she writes, ''Caste is insidious and therefore powerful because it is not hatred, it is not necessarily personal. It is the worn grooves of comforting routines and unthinking expectations, patterns of a social order that have been in place for so long that it look like the natural order of things'' In your words, describe what that means?

Which statements about mass are true?

Select each correct answer.

One gram is 1,000 times greater than one kilogram.
Grams are greater than kilograms.
A gram is smaller than a kilogram.
One kilogram is 1,000 times greater than one gram.
One gram is 100 times less than one kilogram.
One kilogram is 100 times greater than one gram.

Flora needs a copy of Romeo and Juliet for class. Which type of online text source should she use? a blog an e-book an e-zine an online reference.

Read the narrative below and answer the question that follows:
a) “Ladies and g-g-g-gentlemen, thank you all for j-j-j-joining me today.” Mary buried her face in her hands. She had not asked for this. After her father passed away, she had inherited his automotive company. She was not in charge of a company that employed thousands and thousands of people. All of these people’s livelihoods now rested on her shoulders. All these people were counting on her to lead them, and she could not even provide them with a stutter free sentence.
b) She had one hour before she had to deliver the most important speech of her life. She was worried that if she messed this up, she would ruin the company. She had no idea how right she was. If this speech did not go well many of her employees would not respect her. She would be faced with many of the district managers feeling that they could do a better job than Mary and attempt to usurp power. This would lead to a decline in productivity, worker strikes, massive layoffs and the downfall of the company. She had to inspire her workers with this speech, or the company was doomed.
c) “Ladies and g-g-g-g-g-gentlemen....” Mary just wanted to cry. Her stutter always got worse when she was nervous. She never seemed to be able to control it without her dad’s help. She remembered when her dad would try to help her. Her favorite time was fifteen years ago around Christmas time. They were making Christmas cookies and she was having a hard time saying “jingle bells.” When she got frustrated her dad held her in his arms and had her sing “Jingle Bells.” She did not know why, but when the words were set to music she could do it.
d) Mary’s eyes grew wide. That was the answer: Music! She scrambled through her notes. It was not perfect, but she could set the speech to music in her head. She cleared her throat and bobbed her head like it was a metronome. She took a deep breath, smiled, and said “Ladies and gentleman, thank you for joining me here today.”
Which of the following best describes the ending of this narrative?

A. Foreshadowing
B. Narrative Framing
C. Retrospection
D. Cyclical

Read the excerpt from "Bone Detective," by Lorraine Jean Hopping.

Diane picked up one of the skull casts in her lab and held it up to her visitors to see. She pointed out two rounded gaps in the teeth on either side of the jaw.

"This guy smoked a pipe,” she explained. "He started on one side and then, when the pipe ground down the teeth, he had to switch to the other.”

Which statement best describes Hopping’s viewpoint and purpose in this excerpt?

A. The author views Diane as a clever scientist and includes this excerpt to inform readers about Diane’s sharp reasoning skills.

B. The author views Diane as a thoughtful scientist and includes this excerpt to encourage readers to develop their minds.

C. The author views Diane as a humorous scientist and includes this excerpt to entertain readers with funny stories.

D. The author views Diane as a skillful scientist and includes this excerpt to persuade readers to use scientific techniques to solve problems.

Which multimedia elements are most likely to help you create a welcoming and thoughtful tone? pictures that attack opposing viewpoints a comments area where readers can post comments charts that back up statements with facts and statistics a poll that asks readers what they think about the topic a video that makes fun of the opposing viewpoint.

As jared approached the marina, he sees what transpires between alake and victor. on page 218, there is the statement, 'in the end, alake had been the precious gem." what is the meaning of this metaphor? what is the significance of the comparison?

diamonds in the shadow

Part A
Based on the beginning of To Build a Fire," which inference can be made about the man?

A. He questions his ability to survive the cold
B. He values the opinions of those with experience
C. He does not like to show any signs of weakness.
D. He feels great affection for the dog.
Part B
Which sentence best supports the answer to Part A?

A. "The old-timer had been very serious in laying down the law that no man must travel alone in the Klondike after fifty below."
B. "He chuckled at his foolishness, and as he chuckled he noted the numbness creeping into the exposed fingers."
C. "It was a steep bank and he paused for breath at the top, excusing the act to himself by looking at his watch."
D. "But the man knew, having achieved a judgment on the subject, and he removed the mitten from his nght hand and helped
tear out the ice particles

9) What is an unstated assumption that Washington makes in paragraph 1?
A)
He assumes that war with the Indians is inevitable.
B)
He assumes that his actions as president are
impervious to oversight.
He assumes that the presidency isn't as important as
people think it is.
C)
D)
He assumes that his personal preferences trump the
wishes of the people.
E
He assumes that he has an obligation to explain his
decision to Americans.