Which word does the underlined clause modify? My grandfather wears a baseball cap whenever he leaves the house.

A.wears
B.baseball
C.grandfather
D.cap

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Answer 1
Answer: The answer is A.Wears 

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In this line from Walt Whitman's poem "Song of Myself," what is the meaning of the word leavings?And as to you Life I reckon you are the leavings of many deaths
a. memories
b. rubish
c. leftovers
d.legacy

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I would say legacy ie the lessons learned from deaths, about life. For example, someone who dies makes us think about how he or she lived their life and the good things they did and especially if they gave their life for the betterment of mankind like say Nelson Mandela or Che Guevara.

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d

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Please read this and give me your input. Its the begining part of a story im writingThe night was cold and dreary, a piercing black as pure moonlight glinted off broken glass littering the streets. Dezmond and Kendra briskly walked down the barren streets of Diverlin like shadows in the night. Old weathered shops and boarding houses lined the roads, crooked teeth protruding from the earth. The pungent stench of filth and squalor with a light touch of seawater filled the air. Turning the corner onto an adjacent street where gas lamps hung overhead casting puddles of yellow light onto the road, the duo stuck to the middle of the cracked cobblestone lane, avoiding the light and ultimately, detection from nosy onlookers. Although the infinity tower had just chimed once, signaling it to be one in the morning, you could never be too certain that you were actually alone on the streets of Diverlin. Information, especially on secret affairs being conducted at unholy hours of the night...

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This is a great beginning of a story! Keep up the awesome work!
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That is really good! Great sensory details that describe the scene. A great start, keep on working!

Which verb agrees with its subject? Neither my cousins nor my uncle __________ willing to eat the chili peppers. A. were B. was C. have been D. are

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Neither my cousins nor my uncle were willing to eat the chili peppers.
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Which trait is prominent in Macbeth's character in acts I and II of Macbeth?

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Fear and uncertainty. In Act I when he hears the prophecy from the three witches he ishesitant to go through with the deed of killing King Duncan.  Lady Macbeth upbraids him and pushes to goon.  Even when he does kill the King, he stillhas doubts and he is so shaken by the deed that Lady Macbeth has to help him.

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ambition

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Based on what you have read of Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, what was Gregor’s biggest priority in life before he turned into an insect?a. to improve his relationship with his father
b. to work hard and pay off his family’s debt
c. to reach the office on time every day
d. to tell his boss that he was overworked

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The correct answer is B. Before he turned into an insect, Gregor's biggest priority in life was to work hard and pay off his family's debt.

Gregor was the only support of the Samsa family, composed of his sister and his parents; his work as a commercial traveler allowed him to assume the household expenses and to pay a debt owed by the father to his employer.

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b work to pay off his families debt

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ASAP. The dogs purpose 18-23 chapters summary story

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Answer:

In chapter 18, Bailey wakes and realizes he's a puppy again. He remembers everything . How could he have a more important mission than loving the boy? Bailey squats and realizes all at once he is now a female! A man comes and claps and the puppies who don't cower he puts in a box. The dog who was formerly Bailey is among these puppies. The man puts her in his T-shirt and asks her if she can find her way out. When she jumps out, the man tells the woman she is very bright. His name is Jakob. She retrieves a paper ball for him , remembering how Ethan wanted her to return "the flip" Jakob takes the puppy.

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Bailey is reborn again. Haily is report into a dog named Ellie. Ellie went into a canyon finding the missing young girl. A girl named Maya found Ellie and took her to her house. Maya decided to take Ellie on a road trip to visit Jakob. Ellie was splashing in some chemicals that were burning her nose and maya kept Ellie’s nose medicated with cream.