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In 1969, Melina's grandparents founded a new hospital in Sacramento. In this sentence, the word founded means

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Answer 1
Answer:  In this sentence, the word founded means CREATED.
Answer 2
Answer: They created the hospital or in other words are the founders of it. 

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In this excerpt from Book 12 of the Odyssey, Circe advises Ulysses how to get past the Sirens unharmed. Which theme is depicted in the excerpt?a.loyaltyb.overindulgencec.self-restraintd.leadershiployalty
overindulgence
self-restraint
leadership

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the one that you want would be C self restraint 

Answer:

self restraint

Explanation:

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Which statement about theme is true?

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what are the statements

1. Ladybugs are crafty creatures, when they feel threatened, they pull their legs and antennae under their shells like a turtle.2. Ladybugs are crafty creatures; when ladybugs are threatened, they pull their legs and antennae under their shells like turtles.

Which type of error does sentence 1 have, and which technique is used in sentence 2 to correct sentence 1?

A.
sentence fragment, corrected by using a semicolon
B.
comma splice, corrected by using a semicolon
C.
run-on sentence, corrected by separating clauses into separate sentences
D.
comma splice, corrected by rearranging and rewording

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The correct answer is B. Comma splice, corrected by using a semicolon

Explanation:

In grammar, the comma splice is a common mistake and it occurs when a comma is placed in order to separate two independent sentences which are sentences that express a complete idea, contain a subject and a predicate and do not need another sentence to be complete. This is considered as a punctuation mistake because independent or complete sentences should be separated by using a semicolon (;) instead of a comma. This is the case of sentence 1 "Ladybugs are crafty creatures, when they feel threatened, they pull their legs and antennae under their shells like a turtle" in which the two independent clauses "Ladybugs are crafty creatures" and "when they feel threatened, they pull their legs and antennae under their shells like a turtle" have separated using a comma and not a semicolon, mistake that is corrected in sentence 2. Therefore, the type of error that sentence 1 has and the way is corrected in sentence 2 is "Comma splice, corrected by using a semicolon".
B. Two independent clauses, 'ladybugs are crafty creatures and when they feel threatened, they pull their legs' and 'antennae under their shells like a turtle' , cannot be separated using a comma. This is called a comma splice.

People who have Alzheimer's disease experience an increasing loss of brain function and cognition over time. Alzheimer's is characterized by a buildup of abnormal protein fragments that damage brain cells. Recently scientists have discovered an enzyme, BACE2, that decreases these abnormal protein fragments in the brain of a person with Alzheimer's disease. Which statement explains how BACE2 most likely works?BACE2 speeds up the reaction that breaks down the abnormal protein fragments.


BACE2 is a reactant that combines with the abnormal protein fragments.


BACE2 breaks down into smaller pieces that react with the abnormal protein fragments, forming more complex molecules.


BACE2 molecules link several abnormal protein fragments together, forming a complete protein.

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Answer:

BACE2 speeds up the reaction that breaks down the abnormal protein fragments.

Explanation:

BACE2 accelerates the reaction that breaks the fragments of abnormal proteins that cause Alzheimer's disease. With that, this enzyme is able to quickly cut these proteins, called beta-amyloid, into pieces so tiny that it takes the entire molecule to complete destruction. This is very innovative for the treatment of alzheimer's, although much research needs to be done to improve this process and not cause side effects.

Why is scout worried about him?

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The Radley place is creepy for children. Scout is worried that Jem will get hurt by one inhabiting the house.
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This is just an educated guess but I'll answer the best I can for you!

Unsafe behavior: Whispering to your lab partner while the teacher is talking

Safe behavior would be: Listening to the teacher instead of whispering to your lab partner so you can hear the instructions

Unsafe behavior: Using a graduated cylinder to measure the volume of a liquid after you notice that it has a chip in it

Safe behavior would be: Using a different cylinder that is not broken because the one with the chip can hurt someone.  

First scenario, the expectation that is not being followed is:

The safety goggles need to be put on during the investigation so that the eyes won't get injured

Second scenario, the expectation that is not being followed is:

When holding sharp objects, in this case scissors, it needs to be closed and faced downward towards the ground, then wrapping the fingers around the outside of the blades so it cannot open up and cut. Do not run while holding sharp objects as well.

Hope these help! You may change the answers as well to what best fits you and the assignment!

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