Question 1

Marigolds (short story)

What does the reader learn about the background and setting of the story from the first four paragraphs of the text?

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Last updated by Cat on 03 Oct 01:47

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Question 2

Pao

What is the context and main idea of this passage from Chapter 32? "When it come to the speeches I already done tell Gloria that I didn't know what to say. What yu going say ‘bout being the father of a woman you don’t hardly know?"

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Question 3

History & Social Studies

The human heart starts beating around ______ days of embryonic development.

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Question 4

The Sniper

The setting of this short story is rather unusual. Why is it an effective choice by the author?

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Question 5

Marigolds (short story)

How does Lizabeth’s destruction of Miss Lottie’s marigolds relate to her transition from adolescence to adulthood? Use evidence from the text in your answer.

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Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 21:21

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Question 6

Pao

What is the context and main idea of this passage from Chapter 32? "Maybe everything you would wish you could be yourself but you are not. And on top of all of this, the very special thing about Esther is her forgiveness."

Asked by leanneg4

Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 21:19

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Question 7

The Silver Box

as you consider the writing prompt, which selections or other resources would you like to examine to help you create your own narrative? Silver box

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Question 8

The Silver Box

how would you answer the question, what attracts us to stories of susppense

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Question 9

English & Literature

the boared window by ambrose bieree

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Question 10

English & Literature

the boared window by ambrose bieree,two examples of information that was with held from the reader

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Question 11

Marigolds (short story)

Use context to determine the meaning of the word futile as it is used in “Marigolds.” Write your definition of futile here and explain which details from the text helped you determine its meaning.

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Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 19:01

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Question 12

Marigolds (short story)

I had indeed lost my mind, for all the smoldering emotions of that summer swelled in me and burst—the great need for my mother who was never there, the hopelessness of our poverty and degradation, the bewilderment of being neither child nor woman and yet

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Question 13

A Pale View of Hills

the various places mentioned in the story

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Question 14

Pao

Name two literary techniques used in this passage. "All the way through the snapper and the chicken I am thinking what kinda child Esther was. And what I realise is that when she young Esther was like two completely different people."

Asked by leanneg4

Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 18:21

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Question 15

Pao

Name two literary techniques used in this passage: "It wasn’t till Fay take the children that all of that change, maybe because Gloria think I only got the one child now so I can concentrate on her."

Asked by leanneg4

Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 17:35

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Question 16

English & Literature

what did “the sniper” do?

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Question 17

The Rock and the River

What happens to sam and maxi at the end of chapter of 9?

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Question 18

The Westing Game

Summarize chapter 8

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Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 17:25

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Question 19

Marigolds (short story)

Why does Lizabeth think Miss Lottie’s marigolds look strange and out-of-place?

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Last updated by Cat on 02 Oct 17:24

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Question 20

Out of the Dust

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Last updated by Jill W on 02 Oct 01:58

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Question 21

Fahrenheit 451

Asked by daniel1977

Last updated by Jill W on 02 Oct 01:57

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Question 22

The Westing Game

What the answer to the puzzle?

Asked by Ali45

Last updated by Jill W on 02 Oct 01:56

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Question 23

The Golden Goblet

Describe the encounter between Ranofer and Gebu, when Ranofer reveals he knows what is in the wineskin? Need answers asap

Asked by kiwilime

Last updated by Jill W on 01 Oct 22:07

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Question 24

Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America

How does Elizabeth Wurtzel use imagery in Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America?

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Last updated by Jill W on 01 Oct 20:17

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Question 25

Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America

How does the author use foreshadowing in Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America?

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Last updated by Jill W on 01 Oct 20:15

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