ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

What is the importance of writing a draft?A: It is a display of the writer’s skills.
B:It is a framework for the final draft.
C: It is a copy of the final draft.
D: It is a record of the writer’s efforts.

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Answer 1
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The answer is B.When you write a draft you design your piece of writing.It is a framework of the last version of your composition.Doing so will help as when you are rewriting you might find unwanted expressions, spelling mistakes or other types of errors.Without a draft you might lose the point you want to make and either write too much or not enough to satisfy the purpose of the writing.
Answer 2
Answer: it is B: It is a framework for the final draft. Hope this helps

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It will be falling action...
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falling action

Explanation:

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12. Read this adapted excerpt from a famous poem by John Keats. The poem is about a beautiful vase made in ancient Greece

When old age shall this generation waste,
You shall remain, in the middle of other woe
Than ours, a friend to man, to whom you say,
“Beauty is truth, truth beauty,”—that is all
You know on earth, and all you need to know.

What is this an example of

a sonnet
an ode
an anecdote
an elegy

wouldn't it be an ode?

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You are correct. The best answer based on the choices you have given above would be 'ode'. The piece by John Keats is actually entitled 'Ode to a Grecian Urn', so it's not that hard to determine. Moreover, an ode is a poem that expresses appreciation, devotion, love, or praise to something - which is clearly seen in the excerpt given.

an ode ............................................

What is a logical fallacy?

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A logical fallacy, also called informal fallacy or just fallacy, is type of error in reasoning that renders an argument invalid or undermines a valid argument because the conclusion of the argument does not follow in a logical way from what preceded it.

An example of logical fallacy is: I saw a pidgeon and then I crashed my car. Pidgeons are bad luck.
the term "logical fallacy" refers to the concept of making an error in terms of reasoning. It is crucial to understand logical fallacies so that they can be identified and avoided when attempting to persuade.

in what areas do we still see the influences of early Greek culture?a.) science and mathematicsb.) arts and architecturec.) philosophyd.) all of these areas

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The Olympics, Achilles heel, Geometry, Pathereom Therom, and the Greeks also created the first Democratic government, India

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e2020 kids, Its D) All of these areas

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Which two statements accurately describe the early history of lyric poetry?A.Lyric poetry was first composed in ancient Greece using the lyre.
B.The ancient Romans developed lyric poetry in response to Greek epic poetry.
C.The earliest lyric poems were composed in the seventh century B.C.
D.Lyric poetry can be traced to Shakespeare’s and Spenser’s sonnets.
E.The earliest lyric poems were short versions of tales from the epics.

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Lyric poetry was first composed in ancient Greece using the lyre.

The earliest lyric poems were composed in the seventh century B.C.

Explanation

Lyric poetry is a formal type of poetry  which expresses personal emotions or feelings. It is one of the three main genres of poetry. The mood in the lyrics poetry is melodic and emotional. The writer uses words that are expressing his/her mind or feelings.
A and C
Lyric poetry can be traced back as far as the Seventh Century B.C. and was originally used by the ancient Greeks, almost always accompanied by the Lyre. These poems were made to be musical and joyful.  

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d. Independent clause.

It makes sense when its by itself therefore its independent.
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