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In "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall", what are the predominant character traits revealed by Granny's thoughts?

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Answer: STRENGTH and INDUSTRIOUSNESS
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STRENGTH and INDUSTRIOUSNESS

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A company produces 7,200 gallons of bottled water each day.The company puts 8 one-gallon hoteles in each cartón.How many cartons are needed to hold all the one-gallon hoteles producen in one day

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Number of gallons of water produced each cay by the company = 7200 gallons
Number of 1 gallon bottles put in a carton = 8
Number of cartons needed to hold all the 1 gallon bottles in a day = 7200/8
                                                                                                          = 900
So 900 cartons are required to hold all the one gallon bottles produced by the company in a day. I hope the procedure is clear enough for you to understand. It is also important to carefully look at all the details that are provided in the question.

Change into passive ,Americans expect the coming election to be free and fair.​

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I am not sure but ? the coming election is expected to be free and fair by the American s

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A main idea is a sentence that is usually found in the first sentence. This is what is being talked about in the whole paragraph. In the given passage, the sentence that contains the main idea is, "Civil service workers who have responded successfully to emergencies deserve accolades and praises."

Answer:Civil service workers who have responded successfully to emergencies deserve accolades and praises."

What does it mean when the Capulet bites his thumb? A. It means he is inviting them to dinner.
B. It means he is making a rude gesture.
C. It means he is legally allowed to fight.
D. It means he has made plans to escape.

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b. he's making a rude gesture

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B. It means he is making a rude gesture

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Find the best word to complete the sentence. 1. ___ determines Arthur's success at pulling the sword, Excalibur, from its stone. A. Antecedent B. Precept C. Predestination D. Premonition

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B , hopefully my answer was helpful and right ?

A single composition made up of several paragraphs that focuses on a particular theme is called a/ana. counterargument.
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d. essay.

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A single composition made up of several paragraphs that focuses on a particular theme is called an (D) ESSAY.

An essay is about a single topic or idea and has an introduction, body and conclusions. Essays are usually written in academic settings.

Answer: D Essay

Explanation: Essay has an Introduction, Body, and a Conclusion
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