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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) helped supply which of these resources to farmers and residents of Alabama and other states in the Southeast?A)electricity B)food C)laborers D)loans

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The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) helped supply “electricity” to farmers and residents of Alabama and other states in the Southeast. The TVA was created in 1933 by President Roosevelt to provide, among other things, electricity to the areas affected by the Great Depression, in this case the Tennessee Valley areas. The TVA is owned by the US government and is the largest regional agency.

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It is electricity.

Which description best fits Otto Frank? A. distant, reserved, cold B. quiet, innocent, withdrawn C. boisterous, brash, obnoxious D. warm, generous, pleasant

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Perhaps the best option from the list in terms of a description of Otto Frank would be "D. warm, generous, pleasant" based mostly on many friends' accounts. 

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Talent

Brave

Polite

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What was the name of the nyc theater before it was renamed for the playwright who

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The complete question is:

What was the name of the nyc theater before it was renamed for the playwright who was married to the Goodbye Girl?

The correct answer is:

Alvin Theatre

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The NCY theater was renamed after 1983 as an honor of one of its most important living actors Neil Simon, who was the first honorable character to have a theater with his own name.

Which form does a verb take to express a hypothetical situation?imperative
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subjunctive
active

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I think it is activebecause a verb is a doing word

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C.) subjunctive

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What type of word often ends in -ly?

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Answer: The type of word that often ends in -ly is the adverb.

Explanation: An adverb is a type of word that can be used to modify a verb, an adjective or another adverb. Moreover, there are different types of adverbs since they can express time, manner, location, degree and frequency. However, most adverbs are formed by adding the suffix "-ly" at the end of a word, generally at the end of an adjective. Some examples are "quickly", "silently" and "smoothly".

Adverbs usually end in ly
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