R& J Act 3

In scene two, Juliet begins a long speech alone on stage, showing her eagerness to see Romeo. This speech shows her innermost thoughts and is an example of:

aside, alliteration, soliloquy, stage direction

Which of the following is true of smooth muscle? A. it can't maintain a steady state of contraction b. smooth muscle can; t maintain an even amount of tension. c. it's under voluntary control. d.

Which words or phrases in the poem support a mood that is positive and hopeful? A. in the Gale, little Bird ... so many warm B. without words, with feathers, never stops at all C. perches, sings a tune, never ... asked a crumb D.

Read the excerpt and then answer the question that follows. "i see thee yet, in form as palpable as this which now i draw." what does palpable mean? a. easily manipulated b. capable of being felt or touched c. imaginary, as if dreamed d.

The currents of the Earth's oceans are caused by

When they first meet Ralph and piggy are delighted to discover that there are no adults

During a group discussion about using e-mails, a member asks about spam and how to deal with it. Which information would be the most appropriate to include in the response? A) "Spam is like junk mail; you just have to learn to live with it.

What is the main contrast between William and his father in the shot heard round the world by Anne Elliot

Semantics of "on" versus "in"

What figurative language is this? 1. When the principal entered the class with a frightening scowl, the room was filled with a deafening silence 2. John was lucky to be alive.

A citation entry should be alphabetized by: A. Title B. Author's first names C. Authors' last names D. Publisher