What are three most common conflicts in stories

Abolitionist efforts by the Quakers included which of the following? 1 boarding British ships to check for slaves 2 working in Britain and then France 3 teaming up with William Lloyd Garrison 4 working with others to stop the slave trade

In a play, dramatic irony occurs when a struggle is repeated in the course of the plot the audience knows something that a character onstage does not know a suspenseful plot keeps the audience guessing about future events a character grows or

After sneaking in their abode had he met this influential figure he thought to him self, who was he

In English, only pronouns retain any case forms that make nominative and objective different from each other. True. False?

If another stanza were added to "The Caged Bird," which excerpt could best be used to continue the extended metaphor?

In "Casabianca," why doesn't the boy abandon the ship? A. He refuses to leave without his father's permission. B. He is imprisoned on the ship. C. He doesn't realize there is danger. D. He thinks he can steer the ship safely to port.

The students got in trouble for what they did in Ms. Poole's class." What is the noun clause?

Which of these poetic devices does this poem most represent?

Most young people who commit suicide have made a clear decision that death is their best option. True Fals

Question: consider the text from an advertisement for fr d. Jaynes tonic, vermifuge: Everyone's loving it! •which persuasive technique is being used in this text? A. Bandwagon appeal B. circular reasoning C. Overgeneralization D. Loaded language