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Redbull
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It is july which best identifies the poetic technique represented by the phrase
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Cordell Wilkerson
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In the context of the time period of 1915 - 1935, what can we infer about the stories "In Another Country" and "The Little Regiment"?

A. Though they were stories of other wars, the themes resonated with a generation affected by World War I.

B. Because the nation enjoyed unprecedented prosperity, adventure stories regaling wartime heroism were extremely popular.

C. As two Civil War stories, they were welcomed by a generation who had lived through that era.

D. As America was gearing up to fight a world war, the stories were used to encourage young men into service.
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Terrence Nunez
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Is the Easter bunny real?
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Guest
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Identify the verb phrase in the sentence below. If only I could remember my notebook!
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Eliza Norton
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Choose the answer.

How does Odysseus escape from Polyphemus once he had blinded the Cyclops?

He tied him up and escaped.

He stabbed him through the heart with the spear.

He tricked the Cyclops into setting him free.

He and his men rode out of the cave on the Cyclops's sheep.
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Deangelo Hurst
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What do drooled

mean
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Demarion
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Identify the noun (s) in this sentence: The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains.
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Shamar Krause
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Kimani stops at a watering hole, where hippos grunt in mud-baths,

Baboons play in a nearby tree, like children out at camp

The underlined portion of the stanza is an example of which sound device?

onomatopoeia

assonance

alliteration

rhyme
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Deandre Vaughan
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In what category of literature is dialect most likely to matter?
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Aleah Haynes
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Which of the following is the last step in the group discussion procedure?

a. reflecting on your participation

b. agreeing on a single idea

c. gathering ideas

d. analyzing ideas
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Demarion
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What is missing from this sentence to make it clearer? Frank and Gina went to the store to buy Christmas gifts and food, but it was sold out of food by the time Frank and Gina got there.
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Mullins
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What is the similarity between the story of Adam and Eve and the story of Prometheus?
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Armani Adkins
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It used to be considered a faux pas for women to wear pants. What is the origin of faux pas, and what is its meaning? A. origin - Dutch Meaning - a social mistake or slip B. origin - German meaning - socially acceptable C. origin - Spanish meaning - socially acceptable D. origin - French meaning - a social mistake or slip
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Jerry Ritter
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Join the sentences in two ways, with and without using who or which / that.

1) I told you about a boy. There's the boy. (There's the boy ...)

2) You wanted to see it. The film starts at eight. (The film ...)

3) You asked me to get you a video. Here's the video. (Here's the ...)

4) You talked to a woman. the waman is my teacher. (The woman ...)

5) My sister entered a photo in a competition. It won a prize. (The photo ...)

6) We've got a new Maths teacher. I really like her. (We've got ...)

7) You lent me a pen. I'm afraid I lost it. (I'm afraid I lost ...)

8) She bought some new trainers. I don't like them. (I don't like ...)
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Sammy Coleman
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AS used in the sentence, "If you had asked Mr. Van Rensselaer in 2004 if he thought he would (trade) in life in Margaritaville for scenes from 'The Wire' - --treating gunshot wounds drug overdoese and unmanaged diabetes in one of the bity's busiest emergency rooms---he might have assumed you had been to one too many of his wine tasting events," the word (trade) means

A-) to exchange

B-) to pursue

C-) to withdraw

D-) to consider
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