13) How does the setting of the story make it more effective?

A)

It makes it seem lonely and wild.

B)

It makes it seem warm and familial.

9)

It makes it seem dark and mysterious.

D)

It makes it seem carefree and joyous.

Label the part of speech of each word in the sentence. Millions of koalas once lived in Australia.

Claire hurried over to Galen as he was closing his locker. She asked what he could remember about the previous night's game. Galen turned and looked Claire directly in the eye. "Why are you talking to me?" he asked, and started to walk away.

According to the text, what did Mrs. Mallard do shortly after sitting down? She began to zone out. She dozed off/fell asleep. She began rocking violently. She began knitting

Rising Action Think about the protagonist of your novel or short story. List two actions the protagonist takes that increase the conflict. Describe the results of each action.

What is the meaning of emerge as it is used in the passage

Beginning at Line 58, the poet deals with what common fear shared by many facing death?

Who is the speaker in "Siren Song"? A. one of the Sirens B. Odysseus C. Homer D. one of the men whom the Sirens threaten to destroy

The Germanic language was brought to Britain by which of the following groups?

In Romeo's soliloquy, he uses many flattering comparisons for Juliet. What are three of them? Act 2 Scene 2

Many of the events in this section take place outdoors in the wilderness or in rustic settings. What could this kind of setting symbolize? Select one: a. Nothing: things had to happen somewhere. b.