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Which excerpt from Part 1 of The Odyssey is cited properly in MLA style?

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Answer 1
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did I miss something I can help you with it and I can get a ride from the case

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you have a chance that I will be there at noon and questions about my order number is a good thing to the next i

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What does the poem nothing gold can stay mean

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It means that good things[gold] will happen in life but there will be also bad things also in life.

Match the characters to the traits they display. 1. Olivia
2.Orsino
3.Viola
4.Malvolio
Pairs:
lovesick
stubborn
resourceful
self-absorbed

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The correct answers are:

1-Olivia: Stubborn

Even though Olivia is a young and beautiful woman being courted by two good suitors, she insists that she will mourn her late brother for seven years before accepting any marriage porposal.

2-Orsino: Lovesick

Orsino is a nobleman who is madly in love with Lady Olivia. However, the feeling is not mutual, causing Orsino to suffer greatly.

3-Viola: Resourceful

Viola shows resourcefulness after surviving her ship wreck, when she decides to disguise herself as a man to make a new and better life for herself in Illyria.

4-Malvolio: Self-absorbed

Malvolio is the head servant of Olivia's household. When Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, and Maria made him believe Lady Olivia was in love with him, he is only interested because he believes that, by marrying her, he would become part of the higher class.
1. Olivia is stubborn because she does not want to meet with her suitors.
2. Orsino is lovesick for the love of Olivia who refuse to accept him.
3. Viola was a resourceful character.
4. Malvolio turned out to be self-absorbed dreaming of having Olivia and becoming a count.

Which of the following words is most likely to carry a connotation? A. Run
B. Stand
C. Stride
D. Walk

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I would say C. Stride. A connotation is the feelings associated with the word. When you hear stride, you think of a prideful,confident, and powerful way of walking. The other words don't really have a feeling attached to them. :D
The answer is C, i hoped it helped you

Is Susan ........... home? a in , b at , c on , d under

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Explanation:

Is Susan athome?[in,at,on,under]

Select the correct answer (I am a foreigner) Thanks in advance! )1) I bought this book (so that/to/in order to) I can improve my English.
2) Yesterday I phoned you (so/to/in order) invite you to my party.
3) I turned up the radio in the lounge (so that/as/in order to) hear it in the kitchen.
4) We came to the restaurant (so as to/so/so that) have dinner.
5) They went home early (in order/so that/to) they could watch the match on television.
6) I stayed at home (to/in order/so that) wait for his phone call.
7) We moved house (to/as/so that) we could send our children to this school.
8) The weather was too terrible (in order/so that/to) eat outside.
9) I learned to drive (so that/as/in order to) my mother didn’t have to take me everywhere.
10) In a large city you have to use public transport a lot (to/so that/as) you could get anywhere.

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I apologize, I'm just going to write the correct answer for each, not the whole sentence.1. So that2. To3. In order to4. So as to5. So that6. To7. So that8. To9. So that10. So thatI apologize again for not writing out the entire sentences with the correct answers in each.
1) I bought the book so that I can improve improve my English.

2) Yesterday I phoned you to invite you to my party.

3) I turned up the radio in the lounge in order to hear it in the kitchen.

4) We came to the restaurant so as to have dinner.

5) They went home early so that they could watch the match on television.

6) I stayed at home to wait for his phone call.

7) We moved to another house so that we could send our children to this school.

8) The weather was too terrible to eat outside.

9) I learned to drive so that my mother didn't have to take me everywhere.

10) In a large city you have to use public transport a lot so that you could get anywhere.

I added the underlined because that is crucial for the sentence to sound complete, otherwise it is wrong.

The bold are the correct choice from the options.

Hope that helps :D

Read the sentence and then choose the correct word pair that defines where one clause ends and the other begins and that correctly identifies which side is the main clause and which side is the subordinate clause.The mosquitoes will be particularly bad this year because there has been so much rain.

Identify the subordinate clause.

(subordinate clause) because/there (main clause)
(subordinate clause) year/because (main clause)
(main clause) year/because (subordinate clause)
(main clause) because/there (subordinate clause)

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(subordinate clause) year/because (main clause)
Your answer is (subordinate clause) year/because (main clause)

Hope this helps.
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