ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Which phrase from the text provides the best clue to the meaning of the word “ethics” as it is used in paragraph 6?

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Answer 1
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A Even Terrorist

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Answer 2
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A

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"even terrorists."

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Which of the following reflects a tone appropriate for an audience that includes readers who disagree with your position? a. Language that creates an antagonistic tone and does not allow for contrasting views
b. Language that dismisses those who have opinions different from your positions
c. Language that is entirely neutral and avoids stating a clear position
d. Language that respects differences but confidently asserts and provides convincing support

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Hi! The answer would be option D. Language that respects differences but confidently asserts and provides convincing support

Explanation:

The answer is language that respect differences because that's the right approach when the other person disagrees qith your position.

Language that creates an antagonistic tone is not the answer because it does not allow views to be contrasted and that's the main purpose in an argument with someone who has a different opinion than you.

Language that dismisses the other person's opinions are bad because of the same thing. They do not allow arguments to be contrasted.

Finallty, language that  is entirely neutral and avoids stating a clear position is not the answer unless you wanna remain completely neutral. In order to show your stance and reflect a tone, you need to state your opinion, support your claims and contrast your ideas with the other person's.

Dramatic irony means thata. everything works out in the end.
b. the audience knows something the character or characters don't.
c. the cosmos, state, family, and individual follow the same pattern.
d. things are going to end very badly for someone.

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Dramatic irony means that B. THE AUDIENCE KNOWS SOMETHING THE CHARACTER OR CHARACTERS DON'T.

Because of audience knows something the characters don't know, whatever the characters say has a different meaning for the audience.

Examples of Dramatic Irony are:
1) In Romeo and Juliet, we know that Juliet is alive but Romeo thinks she is dead.
2) In Toy Story, the audience know that the toys move when people are not there.

In Dramatic Irony, the audience are motivated to say something to let the characters know what is truly happening.
Like in a horror movie, you know that the killer is inside the house, and when the character goes inside the house, you, the viewer, wants to warn the character of the killer's presence.

Which part of this excerpt from John Updike's "The Brown Chest" shows that the main character finally appreciated the value of his family history?"And this?" she went on, leaving the bed hanging in a realm of future possibility. Her headscarf had slipped back, exposing auburn hair glinting above the vapor of her breath, in evanescent present time.
She had paused at the chest. Her glance darted at Gordon, and then, receiving no response, at the present owner, looking him in the eyes for the first time. The ogre smiled. "Open it."
"What's in it?" she asked.
He said, "I forget, actually." Delicately but fearlessly, she lifted the lid, and out swooped, with the same vividness that had astonished and alarmed his nostrils as a child, the sweetish deep cedary smell, undiminished, cedar and camphor and paper and cloth, the smell of family, family without end.

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The correct answer is this one: "She had paused at the chest. Her glance darted at Gordon, and then, receiving no response, at the present owner, looking him in the eyes for the first time. The ogre smiled. "Open it." That is the part of the excerpt from John Updike's "The Brown Chest" that shows the main character finally appreciated the value of his family history

the sweetish deep cedary smell, undiminished, cedar and camphor and paper and cloth, the smell of family, family without end.

What happened to the old woman who wouldn't share her chestnuts?

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Explanation:

the woman is very wicked and is not good for her

What significance did the deaths in lord of the fly's have

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Simon's means of wisdom, while Piggy's is an end to civilization. 

How many words can you make out of Santa’s sleigh?

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again, against, agate, agates, age, agent, agents, ages, aghast, agile, aisle, aisles, alas, ale, ales, alga, algae, alias, aliases, alien, aliens, alight, alights, align, aligns, an, anal, angel, angels, angle, angles, angst, anise, anises, ant, ante, ants, as, ash, ashen, ashes, ashiest, assail, assails, assent, asset, assets, assign, assigns, assist, at, ate, atlas, atlases, easing, east, eat, eating, eats, eight, eights, enlists, gain, gainless, gains, gait, gaits, gal, gala, gale, galena, galenas, gales, gals, gas, gases, gash, gashes, gasless, gaslit, gasses, gassiest, gate, gates, geisha, geishas, gel, gelatin, gelatins, gels, genial, gent, gents, get, gets, ghastliness, giant, giantess, giants, gilt, gin, gins, gist, glass, glasses, glassiest, glean, gleans, glen, glia, glint, glints, 

Final answer:

The number of words you can create from 'Santa's Sleigh' would depend on the spelling and language rules of English, and given that several letters appear more than once in 'Santa's Sleigh', there are a large number of possible words. Counting them successfully would require a comprehensive dictionary.

Explanation:

The question asks us to determine how many words can be formed from the letters in 'Santa's Sleigh'. This is a complex task usually performed in combinatorics, a topic in Mathematics, but in this case, we'll approach it from a vocabulary and spelling perspective, which falls under English. In this case, we must consider all possible single-letter, two-letter, three-letter, and so on combinations of these letters. However, the actual count isn't as straightforward as it would seem due to language and spelling rules. For instance, 'a', 'an', 'as', and 'at' are all valid words.

Note that 's', 'l', 'e', 'a', 'g', 'h' can be used twice as they appear twice in 'Santa's Sleigh'. Words should be real English words and letters should be used in correct spellings. So the actual number is not easily determined and would require a comprehensive English dictionary, because the possible combinations are immense.

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