Which theme best describes the two passages

In Rain Myths, "The Chinese Rain-Master" and "The Madagascan Myth" both feature rewards for good behavior. penalties for bad behavior. family values. origin stories.

In Chapter 8, why does Don Quixote free the prisoners he meets? A. Sancho Panza tricks him into setting them free. B. They have all promised to never again break the law. C. His lady orders him to free the prisoners so that they can serve her. D.

Brent used to think that Trina's hobby of pottery was endearing, as it showed her crafty side. Now he thinks it is stupid and takes up too much of her time.

How has Odysseus changed, based on his behavior during the supreme ordeal? He has learned to be clever when facing foes. He has become more confident in himself and his abilities. He has come to have faith in the gods to always do what is best.

Taylor McKessie is reading the book charlotte's web to children at the local library.

Read this scenario: A high school soccer team wants to win the state championship. Together the players create a training plan and write a contract for each player to sign to express his or her commitment to the team goal.

If a word has more than one definition, a reader can figure it out by using context clues. Context clues are the surrounding words and phrases. the functions of the word in the sentence. reference tools that give the meanings of words.

What is the literal meaning of the following quote? "The land thou knowst not, / place of fear, where thou findest out / that sin-flecked being. Seek if thou dare!" options: Go into new territories and do not fear those around you.

Question 12 of 20 : Select the best answer for the question. 12. Which of the following is true about office friendships? A. It's impossible to develop vertical friendships. B. Office friendships should only be based on ethnic similarities. C.

Identify the incorrectly punctuated sentence in the group. A. Ice hockey is played on a rink; but field hockey is played outdoors. B. Many sports involve hitting, throwing, or kicking an object into a goal or basket. C.