Imagine that you have to face your worst fears by yourself. What scares you the most? Why does it scare you? Would you be able to confront your fear? Write a story for your classmates about what happens when you face what you fear the most.

In "The Lady of Shalott" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, what causes the curse to take effect?

Is the following quotation set up properly? Why or why not? As Juliet reflected on the evening, she looked out on her balcony and sighed, "O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?" (Shakespeare 2.2.35). No, there is no citation.

Is the sentence: 'The children's clothes were hanging up' correct?

What is a literary device that continues a thought or sentence to the next line without pause.

Which is not a reason Mrs. Frankweiler wants the children to spend the night? A. to allow them to tape record the details of their adventure B. to let the children ride home in her Rolls Royce C. to be able to play war with Jamie D.

Taking the general concept of the selection, how could you relate this idea to today? What sort of proposals could you create that would be equally as satirical? (in the book "A Modest Proposal"

You can never use too many adjectives in your speech. True or false

Write each fraction or mixed number as a decimal. 32. = 6. 20 =

Can someone give me examples of rhetorical questions and symbolism in the letter from Birmingham. Or at-least what paragraph (s) there in the letter.

What is the central idea of the fourth paragraph of Of Plymouth Plantation? The passengers were extremely joyful to spot land after being at sea for such a long journey. When the sailors and passengers sighted land, they recognized it to be Cape Cod.