What is Thoreau's central idea in Civil Disobedience? A. the ability of government to control others B. the importance of trade in government C. the ability of people to govern themselves D. the importance of armies in government

The sergeant-major seems to state the theme of this selection when he says that the old Fakir who put a spell on the monkey's paw wanted to show that "fate ruled people's lives.

Part A Who is the creator or sponsor of the poster?

1. Which of the following lines most likely indicates a tragic resolution developing in the story? a. Her favorite toy fell into the trash can ... b. The solider embraced his long lost brother ... c. His mother's voice lulled him to sleep ... d.

Match the lines from the metaphysical poems with the literary devices they contain. Tiles hyperbole synecdoche carpe diem paradox cacophony Pairs No flowers, no garlands gay? All blasted? All wasted?

Because we often can't choose who our co-workers will be we should

Which words in the sentence make up the adverb phrase? The mother goose and her goslings crossed the stream at the narrowest part. A. crossed the stream B. at the narrowest part C. and her goslings D. The mother goose

Avoid commercial websites as sources for supporting details, because A. their aim is to sell a particular product or idea. B. these tend to be personal accounts of events. C. anyone can change the content or information. D.

Explain how Janice Mirikitaniuses concrete language to convey the universal theme of the suffering of war in "Attack the Water.

Read the passage. One day, Percy Spencer walked by a magnetron with a candy bar in his pocket, and it melted. It was the late 1940's and soon after, in 1947, a new kitchen appliance was created.

In preparation for the interview with Ultra-Frame, you've researched its production process. Using the drop down menu, label the following pieces of information in the order in which they would take place during the conversion process.