Poem: Up Early"At five in the morning

the streets are dark and the world is quiet.


At five in the morning

the sun is still sleeping,

deep and it's soft bed.


At five in the morning.

the stars that have been out all night

are dancing their last dances.


And I am the only one who sees them,

because I am the only one awake,

at five in the morning."

Question: how does the placement of the words "at five in the morning" most clearly contribute to the meaning of the poem?


Answers: A. The repetition of the words emphasizes the fact that the poem is about a special time of the day.

B. The fact that the words are alone on a line creates a sentence with suspense about what is going to happen.

C. The choice to begin the poem with the words shows that the poem is about a day that is just beginning.

D. The choice to end the poem with the words implies that the speaker falls back to sleep after the poem is finished.

What type of logical fallacy is the following example?Jake: I disagree with the candidate's views on gun control.

Ben: Wow! I didn't realize you were a fascist who wanted to take away all of our rights!

VOCABULARY 3Directions: Fill in the blank with one of the following words.
blank
enhance
harsh
superior
swift
straighten
amateur
incredible
vocal
loose
delicate
flexible
superficial
permanent
sensible
rash

1. The Olympics used to be only for _______________ athletes, but recently they have been
allowing professional athletes to participate.
2. A baby caribou is so _______________ that it can outrun its mother by the age of three days.
3. My daughter has wavy hair, but she wants to buy a product that will _______________ her
hair.
4. I think spanking a child is pretty _______________ punishment for accidentally breaking a
window.
5. Freshly picked fruit has a far _______________ taste to that which is bought in the
supermarket.
6. Her performance in the ballet was _______________ and had the audience on its feet
clapping for 20 minutes at the end of the show.
7. He turned to a _______________ page in his notebook and began to write.
8. She dyed her hair green, but it isn't a _______________ dye, so it will wash out within a
couple of weeks.
9. A man's voice is deeper than a woman's because male _______________ cords are longer.
10.His seatbelt is too _______________; it won't protect him if we're in an accident!
11.This spice gives a _______________ flavor to fish dishes.
12.The _______________ thing to do when you're feeling sick like this is to go to bed.
13.My hours are quite _______________ in my job; as long as I get the work done; the
administration doesn't care when I do it.
14.I think you were a little _______________ in dumping your boyfriend without letting him
explain why he kissed the girl.

I need help please !!

Read the recipe for making scrambled eggs.2 eggs
skim or low-fat milk
1/4 cup chopped ham
1/4 cup shredded cheese
First, crack two eggs in a bowl, and whisk them with a
fork until the eggs are thoroughly blended. Then add milk
to the bowl, and whisk. Third, place a pan over medium
heat, and lightly coat it with a non-stick cooking spray.
Next, pour the egg mixture into the pan. Finally, add the
ham and cheese to the eggs.
In order to avoid confusion, this recipe should
explain how to crack eggs.
O tell what cooking spray to use.
explain how hot the pan should be.
O include the amount of milk to use.

Use the drop-down menus to identify the type of figurative language used in each sentence. "I asked you a million times not to yell," Polina cried! The hail storm is a monster. The snowflakes glistened like diamonds. The stars winked at me from the darkened sky.

Which of the following describes the primary conflict in The Tiger's Whisker?A. Yun Ok wants to find a way to make her war-stricken husband kind and gentle again.


B. Yun Ok wants to steal all of the whiskers from a nearby tiger.


C. Yun Ok cannot convince the hermit to make a potion.


D. Yun Ok needs to find a way to pay for a potion to save her husband.

Which strategy is a way to determine an author’s perspective in a text? identifying whether the piece is told in first-person, third-person limited, or third-person omniscient point of view considering the author’s background and reputation, the intended audience, and time period identifying the setting, main character, and plot, taking special note of rising action, climax, and denouement noting the main character’s conflict, primary goals, and motivation, then drawing a conclusion