Which statement identifies the main theme of the short story?A. Adults often don’t understand the torments that children suffer in school at the hands of bullies.
B. It’s important to stand up for yourself and your safety, as others will not always be there to help you.
C. It can be reassuring to have a friend on your side to help you through challenges you may encounter.
D. Living through a war is a significant experience that can change a person and their views on life.

In which of the following sentences is the underlined verb in the future perfect tense?a. They will take the dog to the park with them.
b. By that time, he will have been gone for three days.
c. She really should begin to pack.
d. Jean's daughter has begun to drive.

1. What does Jane Austen mean by “sense” and by “sensibility,” and which cultural movements of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries do they represent? Which of the two older sisters—Elinor and Marianne—represents which quality? Does one quality win out over the other in the end? If so, which one, and how; if not, why?

Which of the following BEST explains how theme and conflict are related?a. An internal conflict makes for a moral theme.
b. The way a conflict is resolved can reveal the theme.
c. External conflicts between characters mask the theme.
d. You cannot have them both in the same story.

Which two things are being compared in the poem?harbors and cities  fog and cats  cat feet and harborsfog and moving 

Which word in the sentence is a participle? Are you running from that buzzing bee?
a. buzzing
b. Are
c. bee
d. running

White states his opinion that it was an idea, not a place, that gave birth to the United States. Which of the following is a FACT that he uses to support his opinion? A. The American people came from all over the world. B. The American idea had power undreamed of in 1776. C. The United States government is the best in the world. D. The American idea represented a promise to Jefferson