They have waterd the street./it shines in the glare of lamps,/cold. white lamps, and lies. / like a slow-moving river what technique is being used and what does it mean

In nestorian organization, where would you a writer locate the proposition, or central idea, of a response to literature?

An important example of a word's context is its origin, or: A. connotation B. Etymology C. Diction D. Direction E. Denotation

On page 10, Lewis writes, "Max would stay awake at night, gently waking anyone who snored." Why did Max do this? A He could not sleep if others were snoring. B He didn't want to disturb Stefania. C He believed snoring was unhealthy.

Read the quotation "The Black Snake" who is the speaker. Black snake! Black snake! curling on the ground, Rolled like a rubber tire, Ribbed and round. A. The Snake. B. The author. C. The person observing the snake. D.

Which sentence uses possessive pronouns correctly? A. The responsibility for the fallen tree is their's. B. That pumpkin looks like ours. C. I think that big red suitcase is her's. D. My dog lost it's collar somewhere in the park.

Read the paragraph. (1) William Shakespeare was born in 1564. (2) His best work was A Midsummer Night's Dream. (3) His poems and sonnets are considered the best of all time.

In a research paper what would be in quotation marks?

Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text. "The Red-Headed League" is narrated by Dr. Watson. How does this affect the text? a Dr. Watson shares with readers his opinions about what happened to Mr. Wilson. b Dr.

Use the strategy of context clues to determine the BEST definition for 'pate' in line (15)

Why might an author use unusual syntax