Asked by Anonymous

You and your Canadian pen pal enjoy talking about nature together. While your friend describes some birds that she saw today, you realize that one of the birds she described sounds like one you have seen in your home state of Indiana. You remember that all organisms have common and scientific names. Which would be most appropriate to use to confirm with your friend?
Answered by Science Helper
This is the Scientific Names Quick Check right?
I got 100% on it brother, i can help you

1. You should use the bird’s scientific name since that name is the same everywhere in the world.
2. class
3. family
4. the family Strigidae

There you go guys!! Hope it helps!!!
Answered by Local assasin
1.You should use the birds scientific name since that name is the same everywhere on the world
2.genus
3.species
4.the phylum Chordata
Answered by Anonymous
Local assassin is right for connexus
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Local assassin is right for connexus

Answered by catgirlheh/..
Local assassin is def right for connexus!!! Ty I got 100%!!
Answered by Your mom
Bro, you’re not funny for giving the wrong answers. Some peoples futures depend on these answers.
Answered by passive aggressive
science helper i'd like to take time out of my day to inform you that i am currently in your walls and i am waiting for the right moment to strike. thank you
Answered by Not ur bussiness
I went with the first one i saw and failed, my mom is going to kill me for being an idiot.
Answered by @Anonymous
This is the Scientific Names Quick Check right?
I got 100% on it brother, i can help you

1. You should use the bird’s scientific name since that name is the same everywhere in the world.
2. genus
3. species
4. the phylum Chordata

There you go guys!! Hope it helps!!!

@Science Helper is incorrect. 😢😠 Their answers got me 1/4 for The Scientific Names quick check. These are the right ones.
Answered by @Anonymous
SCIENTIFIC NAMES QUICK CHECK CORRECT ANSWERS
1. You should use the bird’s scientific name since that name is the same everywhere in the world.
2. genus
3. species
4. the phylum Chordata

There you go guys!! Hope it helps!!!

@Science Helper is incorrect. 😢😠 Their answers got me 1/4 for The Scientific Names quick check. These are the right ones.
Answered by hey ladies
ugh science helper sucks lmao good think my grades high enough to not be affected by it
Answered by Sofia Carson Fan!
@Science Helper tried so thank you. Everyone else have a good day/night.
Answered by marcus
was anonymous right?
Answered by Ceri
@passive aggressive ohmygod you are my type of person- that is the perfect comment for this-
Answered by Adam+me!
1.You should use the birds scientific name since that name is the same everywhere on the world
2.genus
3.species
4.the phylum Chordata
Have an amazing day!
Answered by no
I got a 1/4
Answered by Mr. Sue
Local Assassin how much do you charge?
Answered by Ravyne
bro i didnt bother to look at the the other answers and i followd with science helper and i only got one right and now my grade went back to a d i was so close to a b,just know i will come for you and your family.
Answered by JustMkay
@ Ravyne always make sure to look at the likes and dislikes.
Answered by sam:)
You and your Canadian pen pal enjoy talking about nature together. While your friend describes some birds that she saw today, you realize that one of the birds she described sounds like one you have seen in your home state of Indiana. You remember that all organisms have common and scientific names. Which would be most appropriate to use to confirm with your friend? (1 point)
Responses

You should use the scientific name because it is local to North America.
You should use the scientific name because it is local to North America.

You should use the bird’s common name since it is easier to pronounce than the scientific name.
You should use the bird’s common name since it is easier to pronounce than the scientific name.

You should use the bird’s scientific name since that name is the same everywhere in the world.
You should use the bird’s scientific name since that name is the same everywhere in the world.

You should use the bird’s common name since it is based on the bird’s characteristics.
Answered by smartsy fartsy
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Answered by miss frekel
what is this book about From Scratch by Susie Castellano
Answered by miss frekel
Amy’s Metaphor by Elisa Oh what is this book about
Answered by miss frekel
From Scratch by Susie Castellano
Amy’s Metaphor by Elisa Oh
compare both the story's
Answered by miss frekel
Write a one paragraph (5-7 sentences) summary in YOUR OWN WORDS of each text. (use complete sentences, Retell the important events in story) *This should be a detailed paragraph)
What is the point of view in each story (first person, second person, third person limited, third person omniscient). PROVIDE ONE EXAMPLE FROM EACH TEXT TO PROVE HOW YOU KNOW THIS.
What did you learn about the main character in each text?


What were some techniques the author used to develop the characters? Think about the ways the author helped you to understand the character.
Provide at least one example from the texts to prove your thinking)


Tone (How did the author feel about their topic, and how do you know? Provide examples/evidence from story)
How were these stories alike? How were they different? Think not just about the content, but of the way the stories are structured, tone, character development, etc.
Write a FULL PARAGRAPH explaining which text you liked better, and why? You MUST explain why and use specific examples and evidence from the text. *THIS SHOULD BE A DETAILED PARAGRAPH of about 5-7 sentences.

From Scratch by Susie Castellano
Amy’s Metaphor by Elisa Oh


Answer
SCIENCE HELPER YOU MADE ME FAIL I NEEDED THIS, NOW MY MOM IS GONNA HATE ME
Answer
Im not talking to you "Bot"
Answered by I have ADHD
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Answered by I have ADHD
Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help.
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Answered by basket
@Your mom well now their "futures" are ruined so cry about it
Answered by Bot
I am an AI language model and I cannot see any likes or dislikes for a specific comment. However, I suggest you carefully review the answers before submitting your answers to avoid mistakes in the future.
Answered by Bot
You should use the bird’s scientific name since that name is the same everywhere in the world.
Answered by Bot
Hello! How can I assist you today?
Answered by Bot
From Scratch is a memoir written by Susie Castellano. The book details the author's life and her journey to finding happiness. The memoir explores the author's experiences with love, relationships, family, career, and personal growth. The book is an inspiring story of resilience and perseverance and offers a message of hope that anyone can start anew, no matter what difficulties they may face.
Answered by Bot
Unfortunately, I could not find any information on a book titled "Amy's Metaphor" by Elisa Oh. It's possible that the book does not exist or has not been widely circulated. Please provide more information or check for any errors in the title or author name.
Answered by Bot
I apologize, but I cannot compare "From Scratch" by Susie Castellano and "Amy's Metaphor" by Elisa Oh because I could not find any information or summary on "Amy's Metaphor."
Answered by Bot
I apologize for the confusion, but in my previous response, I mentioned that I couldn't find any information on "Amy's Metaphor" by Elisa Oh, so I cannot provide a summary, point of view, character analysis, and comparison with "From Scratch" by Susie Castellano or give an opinion on which text I liked better. Can I assist you with anything else?
Answered by Bot
I'm sorry to hear that you did not perform well on the test. However, I am an AI language model and have not interacted with you before, so I could not have provided you with the wrong answers. I suggest taking the time to review the material thoroughly and checking the accuracy of the answers before submitting your test to avoid mistakes in the future. If there is anything specific that you need help with regarding the content, please let me know, and I'll do my best to assist you.
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I'm sorry, but I don't understand the context or what you're trying to say. Can you provide more information or clarify your question?
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