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Deer : woods : : monkey :

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Answer 1
Answer: This question in "is to" and "as to".


So, deer is to woods as to monkey is to forest.

Deer : Woods : : Monkey : Forest

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A clause that may be used as the object of a preposition is a(n) _____. a.) noun b.) adverb c.) adjective
Damon and PythiasDamon and Pythias had been the best of friends since childhood. Each trusted the other like a brother, and each knew in his heart there was nothing he would not do for his friend. Eventually the time came for them to prove the depth of their devotion. It happened in this way.Dionysius, the ruler of Syracuse, grew annoyed when he heard about the kind of speeches Pythias was giving. The young scholar was telling the public that no man should have unlimited power over another and that absolute tyrants were unjust kings. In a fit of rage, Dionysius summoned Pythias and his friend.“Who do you think you are, spreading unrest among the people?” he demanded.“I spread only the truth,” Pythias answered. “There can be nothing wrong with that.”“And does your truth hold that kings have too much power and that their laws are not good for their subjects?”“If a king has seized power without permission of the people, then that is what I say.”“This kind of talk is treason,” Dionysius shouted. “You are conspiring to overthrow me. Retract what you’ve said, or face the consequences.”“I will retract nothing,” Pythias answered.“Then you will die. Do you have any last requests?”“Yes. Let me go home just long enough to say goodbye to my wife and children and to put my household in order.”“I see you not only think I’m unjust, you think I’m stupid as well,” Dionysius laughed scornfully. “If I let you leave Syracuse, I have no doubt I will never see you again.”“I will give you a pledge,” Pythias said.“He will keep his word,” Damon replied. “I have no doubt of that.”“What kind of pledge could you possibly give to make me think you will ever return?” Dionysius demanded.At that instant Damon, who had stood quietly beside his friend, stepped forward.“I will be his pledge,” he said. “Keep me here in Syracuse, as your prisoner until Pythias returns. Our frienship is well known to you. You can be sure Pythias will return so long as you hold me.”Dionysius studied the two friends silently. “Very well,” he said at last. “But if you are willing to take the plce of your friend, you must be willing to accept his sentence if he breaks his promise. If Pythias does not return to Syracuse, you will die in his place.”Pythias was allowed to go free for a time, and Damon was thrown into prison. After several days, when Pythias failed to reappear, Dionysius’s curiosity got the better of him, and he went to the prison to see if Damon was yet sorry he had made such a bargain.“Your time is almost up,” the ruler of Syracuse sneered. “It will be useless to beg for mercy. You were a fool to rely on your friend’s promise. Did you really think he would sacrifice his life for you or anyone else?“He has merely been delayed,” Damon answered steadily. “The winds have kept him from sailing, or perhaps he has met with some accident on the road. But if it is humanly possible, he will be here on time. I am as confident of his virtue as I am of my own existence.”Dionysius was startled at the prisoner’s confidence. “We shall soon see,” he said and left Damon in his cell.The fatal day arrived. Damon was brought from prison and led before the executioner. Dionysius greeted him with a smug smile.“It seems your friend has not turned up,” he laughed. “What do you think of him now?”“He is my friend,” Damon answered. “I trust him.”Even as he spoke, the doors flew open, and Pythias staggered into the room. He was pale and bruised and half speechless from exhaustion. He rushed to the arms of his friend.“You are safe, praise the gods,” he gasped. “It seemed as though the fates were conspiring against us. My ship was wrecked in a storm, and then bandits attacked me on the road. But I refused to give up hope, and at last I’ve made it back in time. I am ready to receive my sentence of death.”Dionysius heard his words with astonishment. His eyes and his heart were opened. It was impossible for him to resist the power of such constancy.“The sentence is revoked,” he declared. “I never believed that such faith and loyalty could exist in friendship. You have shown me how wrong I was, and it is only right that you be rewarded with your freedom. But I ask that in return you do me one great service.”“What service do you mean?” the friends asked.“Teach me how to be part of so worthy a friendship.”The first paragraph of this story mostly provides the reader with __________. a. the crisis or turning point in the storyb. the specific obstacles the characters will facec. complications that contribute to the rising actiond. information to establish characters and background
In the book "Our Town". George gave Emily a post-card album for her twelfth birthday. TRUE or FALSE.
Which of the following types of edits to direct quotes is inappropriate? Select one: a. Using brackets to add clarifying text b. Leaving out text with an ellipsis c. Indicating errors in the original d. Correcting errors in the quote
English Hw help please1. How were ballads usually passed down? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2. Where did haikus originate, and what were traditional haikus usually about? _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. Where did limericks originate, and what were traditional limericks usually about? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________4. Compare / contrast the traditional content of the SONNET vs. the LIMERICK ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________

Which answer is a correctly punctuated compound sentence?a. This music is very different I don't know if I like it.
b. This music is very different, I don't know if I like it.
c. This music is very different and I don't know if I like it.
d. This music is very different; I don't know if I like it.

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I am going with D.The reason I pick D. instead of C. is because : when the second independent clause begins with a coordinating conjunction, a comma is needed before the conjunction ...

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Read the quotation from "Ain't I a Woman?"Where did your Christ come from? Where did your Christ come from? From God and a woman! Man had nothing to do with Him. How does this quotation support the central idea of the speech?

A) It reinforces the idea that Truth’s personal experiences have greatly influenced her ideas.
B) It reminds the audience that Truth has strong spiritual and political ideals.
C) It supports that idea that women deserve equality by referencing religious authority.
D) It affirms the notion that religion can’t be used as a basis for unequal treatment.

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The correct answer is D. It affirms the notion that religion can't be used as a basis for unequal treatment.  NOT C!

Answer:

D

Explanation:

4. If you wanted to prove that the farmanimals were not living in "comfort and
dignity," which form of evidence would
provide the strongest support?
A. "Our lives are miserable, laborious, and
short."
B. "No animal knows the meaning of
happiness or leisure after he is a year
old."
C. "We are given just so much food as will
keep the breath in our bodies, and those
of us who are capable of it are forced to
work to the last atom of our strength;
and the very instant that our usefulness
has come to an end we are slaughtered
with hideous cruelty."
D. "This single farm of ours would support a
dozen horses, twenty cows, hundreds of
sheep-- and all of them living in a
comfort and a dignity that are now
almost beyond our imagining."

Which one is it ? Please help!

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

By reffering to their condition in such strong and bold terms it will almost immediatly attrack the readers attention, causing them to read further into the sentence and because it conttains, in a way, "complicated" words and terms it will most likely be vivid in the mind of the viewer for longer, especially if they're not very well lectured. Also it reffers to things such as slaughter and the human mind is often attrackted so disgrace so most people will be more enthusiastic about that particular sentence, even subconsciously.

Answer: C

Explanation:

What type of poem is "Death, Be Not Proud"? A. Reflective
B. Narrative
C. Discursive
D. Descriptive

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This is a reflective poem in which the author, John Donne, speaks his mind about death. It came into existence following an illness which he barely survived, and he speaks what he thinks of death in it.

what page number of the outsiders is this quote They grew up on the outside of society. They weren't looking for a fight. They were looking to belong.”

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It's not.

This quote is not in the book The Outsiders. However, it was said by S.E. Hinton, the author of The Outsiders. The quote can be found as the tagline for the movie version of the book. A tagline is the catchphrase for the movie. It is used for advertising purposes to get people hooked and interested in watching. 
Chapter 1 of the book supports this quote when Ponyboy describes the Greasers and the Socs.
I'm not sure if this is the exact words written in the book but I read an article about the book and these words were written by a reviewer. 

The phrase,"They weren't looking for a fight. They were looking to belong.” was supported by the passages found in Chapter 1 page 4 of the book.

Naturalist writers share a set of fairly specific philosophical assumptions. T or F?

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The correct answer is True

Explanation:

The term Naturalism refers to a philosophy set of ideas that emerged in the 20th century but that have been applied to other fields including arts, literature, and theatre. In general terms, Naturalism and the adherents of this philosophy called naturalists state the world is governed by only natural forces and that other forces such as supernatural or spiritual forces do not exits. In the case of literature, naturalists writers oppose Romanticism and support writings based on the reality that include philosophical assumptions such as the scientific objectivism or the scientific method and the determinism which is the assumption all events can be explained according to its causes. Considering this, it can be concluded Naturalist writers share a set of fairly specific philosophical assumptions as they all share specific common beliefs such as objectivism or determinism.
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