Would you sign up for human testing if this meant that it would save humanity? Explain your reasons​

Answer:

yes because it will save the world and we could be out of danger or harmful things.

no because it would put others in danger and they could find animals to do it to.

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

yes i would because if it saved humanity then i would have been useful because at the moment i dont see the point in living

Read the following passage and then select the correct answer:

According to some sources, more than 30 million adult Americans are unable to read. There are different levels of illiteracy; some adults will be able to recognize a collection of words, while others cannot read at all. Without strong reading skills, it is difficult for people to hold jobs and become productive members of society. To improve our economy, it is imperative that the United States push its citizens to become more literate.

Which of the following sentences provides support for the author's claim?
A) There are different levels of illiteracy; some adults will be able to recognize a collection of words, while others cannot read at all.

B) Without strong reading skills, it is difficult for people to hold jobs and become productive members of society.

C) To improve our economy, it is imperative that the United States push its citizens to become more literate.

please answer quick
What part of speech are simple subjects?

1.Nouns
2.Verbs
3.Adjective
4.Predicate

PLEASE HELP ME OUT 19 POINTS how does a story in a line affect readers understanding of the story

This is the opening extract of the novel, The Woman In Black. In this extract, the narrator discusses what his life is like now, long after a traumatic ordeal with a ghostly woman who stole the life of his only son.
CHRISTMAS EVE
It was nine-thirty on Christmas Eve. As I crossed the long entrance hall of Monk’s Piece on my way home from the dining room, where we had just enjoyed the first of the happy, festive meals, towards the drawing room and the fire around which my family were now assembled, I paused and then, as I often do in the course of an evening, went to the front door, opened it and stepped outside.
I have always liked to take a breath of the evening, to smell the air, whether it is sweetly scented and balmy with the flowers of midsummer, pungent with the bonfires and leaf-mould of autumn, or crackling cold from frost and snow. I like to look about me at the sky above my head, whether there are moon or stars or utter blackness, and into the darkness ahead of me; I like to listen for the cries of nocturnal creatures and the moaning rise and fall of the wind, or the pattering of rain in the orchard trees, I enjoy the rush of air towards me up the hill from the flat pastures of the river valley.
Tonight, I smelled at once, and with a lightning heart, that there had been a change in the weather. All the previous week, we had had rain, chilling rain and a mist that lay low about the house and over the countryside. From the windows, the view stretched not farther than a yard or two down the garden. It was wretched weather, never seeming to come fully light, and raw, too. There had been no pleasure in walking, the visibility was too poor for any shouting and the dogs were permanently morose and muddy. Inside the house, the lamps were lit throughout the day and the walls of larder outhouse and cellar oozed damp and smelled sour, the fires sputtered and smoked, burning dismally low.
My spirits have for many years now been excessively affected by the ways of the weather, and I confess that, had it not been for the air of cheerfulness and bustle that prevailed in the rest of the house, I should have been quite cast down in gloom and lethargy, unable to enjoy the flavour of life as I should like and irritated by my own susceptibility. But Esme is merely stung by inclement weather into a spirited defiance, and so the preparations four our Christmas holiday had this year been more than usually extensive and vigorous.
I took a step or two out from under the shadow of the house so that I could see around me in the moonlight. Monk’s piece stands at the summit of land that rises gently up for some four hundred feet from where the little River Nee traces its winding way in a north to south direction across this fertile, and sheltered, part of the century. Below us are pastures, interspersed with small clumps of mixed, broadleaf woodland. But at our backs for several square miles it is quite a different area of rough scrub and a heathland, a patch of wildness in the midst of a well-farmed country. We are but two miles from a good-sized village, seven from the principal market town, yet there is an air of remoteness and isolation which makes us feel ourselves to be much further from civilization.

Bullet point what happens.

Find four references to the senses of sight and sound in the extract.
Write these into a paragraph.

Find four emotions in the extract and write these into a paragraph.

She put him out like the burnin' end of a midnight cigarette
She broke his heart; he spent his whole life tryin' to forget
We watched him drink his pain away a little at a time
But he never could get drunk enough to get her off his mind
Until the night

He put that bottle to his head and pulled the trigger
And finally drank away her memory
Life is short but this time it was bigger
Than the strength he had to get up off his knees
We found him with his face down in the pillow
With a note that said 'I'll love her 'til I die'
And when we buried him beneath the willow
The angels sang a whiskey lullaby

La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la

La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la

The rumors flew but nobody knew how much she blamed herself
For years and years she tried to hide the whiskey on her breath
She finally drank her pain away a little at a time
But she never could get drunk enough to get him off her mind
Until the night

She put that bottle to her head and pulled the trigger
And finally drank away his memory
Life is short but this time it was bigger
Than the strength she had to get up off her knees
We found her with her face down in the pillow
Clinging to his picture for dear life
We laid her next to him beneath the willow
While the angels sang a whiskey lullaby

La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la

La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la

La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la

La la la la la la la
La la la la la la la...

Explain the difference between formal and informal sanctions and provide examples

Write a letter to encourage a friend whose parents have recently divorced. Your letter should be between 180-200 words (content only)
Write a letter of complaint to the Mayor of your area about the deteriorating standards of service delivery.
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GRADE 6
ÀBVANCE
DISTANCE LEARNING
Grade 6 Unit 7 Week 3 | Day 4
ACTIVITIES
WRITE!
Use details from the texts and the Comparison Chart to write a
response: Write two or more paragraphs in which they compare
one aspect of "Rome's Augustan Age" and "The Golden Age of the
Inca Empire."

Describe the tragic event that happens to Coyotito in the pearl.

Q1. Rewrite the following sentences correctly.

a) The little boys took to the History museum by their teachers for study tour.
Answer:

b) The car was drove by my father.
Answer:
c) Neil and Peter is selected for presentation by the Science teacher.
Answer:
d) A huge pot of spaghetti were cooked by the chef.
Answer:
Q2. Identify the voice and mood of the following sentences.
a) Are you participating in the book reading competition?
Voice:
Mood:

b) You are requested to open the box.
Voice:
Mood:

c) By whom was the picture drawn?
Voice:
Mood:
d) The Boishakhi Mela is held in our school every year.
Voice:
Mood:
Q3. (A) Change the following sentences from active to passive voice.
a) Sumona asked the girls to help her get all props ready on time.
Answer:

b) Have you finished your work?
Answer:

c) She had watched the movie several times.
Answer:

d) They took all the necessary precautions.
Answer:
(B) Change the following sentences from passive to active voice.
a) A new shopping mall was designed by the architects near our school.
Answer:

b) You are requested not to climb the tree.
Answer:

c) Was the zoo visited by you?
Answer:

d) Jeremy had been shocked by the reaction of the audience.
Answer:
Q4. Make sentences with the following verbs in the stated voice.
a) play (passive):

b) break (active):

Where do YOU find a sense of belonging, where you know people are looking out for you?

i will give 30 points and brainliest if you can write this prompt. dosent have to be long just, like, a paragraph.

Writing prompt: Movies and books often talk about the importance of loyalty and friendship. Tell about a time in your life when friendship proved to be of great importance to you.

I come from a mine and get surrounded by wood always. Everyone uses me. What am I?
First to answer get brainliest.

Jaden's family had finally arrived at the cabin after a long morning of driving. While everyone else was unpacking and settling in, Jaden's dad took the boat down to the lake to put it into the water. The whole family was looking forward to an afternoon of waterskiing, fishing, and having fun in the sun. When Jaden's Dad returned, the family decided to have a quick lunch before heading out to the lake together. After lunch, everyone hurriedly changed into their swimsuits and put on sunblock. Just as they were about to walk out the door, they heard a loud clap of thunder. Suddenly, they saw rain pouring down. "Well, that's just awesome," Jaden said with a scowl. "I really love rain." When Jaden says, "Well, that's just awesome. I really love rain," he means A. he is excited about being alone in the cabin. B. he is looking forward to watching the rain. C. he is angry that the rain is spoiling the family's outing. D. he is thankful that they are getting much-needed rain.
PLEASE ANSWER ASAP

Pls help if your good at English ill mark brainliest:)

Pls help me if your good at English ill mark brainliest:)

Which evidence effectively supports the position and reason that follow? Check all that apply. Position: Every community has its own social norms, so it is important to follow the trends of your community to feel like you truly belong. Reason: You are able to connect with the people around you if you have shared experiences. For example, if those around you fish, then you can only really know them if you fish, too. Understanding a community's social norms is like having the key to a secret treasure chest. If you are truly loyal to your town, you should participate in all of the community's events. When I moved to a new town, I didn't make any new friends until I joined a few clubs. Sharing experiences with other people helps you bond with them, and seeing them around town makes you feel like you really belong to the community​

Read the following text:
Jessica slowly handed her mom the note, wondering if she'd ever be able to drive the car again.

In this line, Jessica is an example of which of the following? (1 point)

a
Antagonist
b
Protagonist
c
Exposition
d
Plot development

Suppose you created a set of instruments using water and drinking glasses. You need a note with a very low pitch to complete a certain song—what should you do?
Pour out some of the water in the glass with the most water.
Pour out some of the water in the glass with the least water.
Add more water to the glass with the least water.
Add more water to the glass with the most water.

Study the poster created by the US Navy during World War II. What was most likely the motive for creating this poster? to convince more people to enlist in the Navy to inspire unity in the fight against the Nazis to elicit awareness of the symbol used by Nazis to encourage the Navy to make a star its new symbol

The Task:
Choose one of the reasons why you should read poetry from the essay by Dan
Chelotti. Write a paragraph of 50 to 100 words explaining why it resonates with you.
Write this response in your “Poetry Unit Portfolio” under the heading “Why Read
Poetry Response”
Resonate: to have particular meaning or importance for someone; to affect or
appeal to someone in a personal or emotional way

Help me with this pls

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be and why?

Please help me write an essay and I chose florida, so can someone please help me write a essay about that and Walt Disney World?

What are some questions that challenges immigrants face every day?​

give me an expel of something u have wondered and y
helepppppp pls

Is the phrase in bold a direct object, an indirect object, or neither?
Maddie left the hotel staff a gracious thank-you note.

I would like my answer double-checked. I think it should be restructured like this:

Flying over the forest, we saw three fires.

I think the answer is misplaced. In addition, it cannot be dangling because we know who is flying.

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?A.“He would not let this deter him, however, and continued to succeed on thetrack. Owens enjoyed running...‘it was something you could do by yourself, andunder your own power.’” (Paragraph 5)B.“Instead of stories about German successes, the papers were filled with articlesabout Owens breaking records and Hitler’s overblown response to his wins.”(Paragraph 8)C.“To earn money after the Olympics, Owens raced against cars and horses, andhe even played for the basketball exhibition team, the Harlem Globetrotters.”(Paragraph 9)D.“He eventually set up a public relations and marketing business in Chicago,Illinois, and traveled the country to speak at conventions and other businessgatherings.” (Paragraph 11)

Does this make sense? "The sky appeared sunless as clouds began to hover together like an army preparing for battle."

Yes or no, and explain why it's either.

Explain the difference between mores and folkways and give and example for each one