Ask a New Question
Search
Questions and answers by
Reina B.
Questions (37)
0.050 kg of 4.0% (m/m) MgCl2
the answer is 2.0g MgCl2 how do you show the work
1 answer
1,267 views
Text 3: Excerpt from “All in the Day’s Work: An Autobiography” by
Ida M. Tarbell I had been disturbed for some time by what
7 answers
806 views
theater in london that stands near where globe theatre once stood
9 answers
527 views
places in his life
conflicts in his life men in his life can it be his father? people he worked with etc mistakes he made
3 answers
597 views
was hitler a political or military leader
14 answers
686 views
places in his life
can it be where he was born what else conflicts in his life idk women in his life anne hathaway his wife men
3 answers
637 views
a name i can use for the elizabethan time period
first and last name
1 answer
367 views
(n+9)^2
n^2+81 (r-11)^2 r^2-22 (z+13)(z-13) Z^2
2 answers
429 views
is this a good intro paragraph
use what you learned from reading "The Cask of Amontillado" to write an essay that provides an
12 answers
973 views
1. list three example of verbal irony and explain how each contribute to the suspense and sinister tone of the narrative
*Verbal
1 answer
687 views
He had a weak point --this Fortunato --although in other regards he was a man to be respected and even feared. He prided himself
15 answers
1,809 views
"THE thousand injuries of Fortunato I had borne as I best could, but when he ventured upon insult I vowed revenge. You, who so
6 answers
1,282 views
ok can you check what i have on my essay
3 answers
347 views
ok so im lost in my essay i don't know what to do
i can't find one that i like i cahnged my subtopic to how the maycomb disease
2 answers
526 views
Atticus influencing Scout
can my subtopic be strict, respect for all people, and actions
4 answers
459 views
A modern person is defined as a someone who advocates or practices a departure from traditional styles or values. Theodore
6 answers
718 views
A modern person is defined as a someone who advocates or practices a departure from traditional styles or values. Theodore
4 answers
588 views
i have to write an essay on theodore roosevelt
the question is theodore roosevelt the first modern president. outline: i think it
17 answers
987 views
theodore roosevelt modern president?
modern like what did he do differently than other presidents
1 answer
600 views
theodore roosevelt modern president?
1 answer
425 views
marigold question
1 answer
501 views
i did all the question except for these 3
characterization chart w/ 5 textually supported inferences specific to protagonist and
0 answers
452 views
In this assignment, you will select one of the options that you can compare a cell to and design an analogous development
2 answers
753 views
Pretend you are taking a tour of a factory that creates macromolecules
Describe your journey through the 4 rooms in the
0 answers
467 views
polar molecule are soluble in water. how does this activity demonstrate polarity of molecule that contain the -OH group.
our
2 answers
679 views
describe a modern-day invention that has replaced and/or advanced the 1800s invention and explain how it is more productive in
24 answers
704 views
nelson mandela speech glory and hope
what are some similes, personification allusion, anaphora, pathos,ethos,logical appeals,
31 answers
4,463 views
John D. Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie were all big business leaders in the 1800s. Some Americans viewed
19 answers
1,828 views
on bill clinton's speech.
i have In William Clinton's speech, "remarks to the Convocation of God in Christ," Bill Clinton argues
2 answers
912 views
I have to have an introductory paragraph with thesis statement and a good tone is this good?
John D. Rockefeller, Andrew
18 answers
728 views
ms. sue can you answer my question
25 answers
561 views
"two other projects that are either similar to your intervention or address a similar issue. remember to relate these projects
10 answers
937 views
so my intervention is how i'm going to reduce air pollution like convincing people to walk and ride bikes etc. and then how
6 answers
936 views
i replied to my previous question
4 answers
349 views
identify a human impact and create a proposal to present to a target audience?
so what are some human impacts
41 answers
717 views
I need help on my intro paragraph, i need a good thesis statement but i don't know if mine is correct.
my essay involves three
22 answers
3,406 views
for my reading class i need to "Write a short poem or commercial spot that includes one or more allusions and purposeful
9 answers
789 views
Answers (177)
thank you so much
and the authors raliability also the influence of the contents and the quality of the authors facts and examples support the argument that men think their superior
whats the main idea?
i just want to know what the text says explicitly and the main idea i read ti but i stil don't undertsad is it that Men think their superior and women instead decide they want to show their power
poetry popularized by shakespeare
city where Shakespeare wrote his plays and spent most of his professional life is it london
oday, you have a lot of entertainment to choose from, not including the ones you provide yourselves, such as sports or putting on your own shows. Today's audiences can choose television, movies, or stage shows, and there is a different kind of behavior
Shakespeare's audience was perhaps not as well behaved as you are. Since the play was so long, people would leave their seats and go looking for food to eat and ale to drink during the performance, or perhaps go visit with their friends. Some playgoers,
Shakespeare's globe theater what about the activities the audience could anticipate when they visited an elizabethan theater. and how elizabethan audience are different form todays audience
The new theatre on Bankside is approximately 225 yards (205m) from the original site, centre to centre, and was the first thatched roof building permitted in London since the Great Fire of London in 1666. is it that one
oh sorry its about william shakespeare
name of the queen who patronized tha arts and recognized him as a genius queen elizabeth right?
Winston Churchill he was military and axis right
For what country was Roosevelt president? Was this country an Ally or an Axis power? yes ally or axis? President Eisenhower was a general and the commander of all of the US troops in Europe during WWII. so he wasn't any political or military? he was allies
Dwight D. Eisenhower, political also right?
franklin dalano roosevelt political or military political too right?
was he alliance or axis?
what about franklin dalano roosevelt political or military
joseph stalin political or military leader political right
two important events he was part of and dates
queen who patronized and recognized Shakespeare genius?
but overall its ok. anything else i should add?
Edgar Allen Poe uses first person point-of-view to help contribute the chilling and suspenseful tone of the selection. By using first person of view the reader is able to understand what Montresor is planning. “At length I would be avenged; this was a
ok how does first point of view in the cask of amontillado build suspense? i have this Edgar Allen Poe uses first person point-of-view to help contribute the chilling and suspenseful tone of the selection. By using first person of view the reader is able
i will keep you posted on my body pragraphs
thank you
ms.sue please help
.what techniques does the narrator use to confuse and delay fortunato The narrator keeps offering to bring Fortunato back home,, Montresor shows him his trowel, the implication being that Montresor is an actual stonemason. is it that?
list three example of verbal irony and explain how each contribute to the suspense and sinister tone of the narrative *Verbal Irony - Fortanato toasts "to the buried that repose around us" *, “My dear Fortunato, you are luckily met.” However, he
what techniques does the narrator use to confuse and delay fortunato
since they are like "clowns" you know, so they probably thought they were clowning around or something so ester is the one who always tells jokes makes people laugh, etc well in the end the only who would laugh would be the narrator since he got rid of him
its ok, no one would question where he would go.
no Fortunado is wearing the jesters costume but the one who wants to kill him is the narrator so how is "but this guy in the jester costume is going to kill someone" have to do with it? since its not him
is it becuase the jester is the one who always tells jokes makes people laugh, etc well in the end the only who would laugh would be the narrator since he got rid of him
yes i understand but i don't know why he chose a jester as the costume. and in order to answer the irony part i need to know why?
i don't know the answer for number 12
#3 but when he ventured upon insult I vowed revenge. and #4 must not only punish but punish with impunity"
ok what about 1. which words in this paragraph of the story best support the idea that the narrator feels justified in seeking revenge against Fortunato? 2. which words in this paragraph best support the idea that the narrator's plan for vengeance is
#1 this was a point definitely, settled --but the very definitiveness with which it was resolved precluded the idea of risk
how does Atticus influece scout through a sense through basic justice
will you check it please
how does atticus influence scout?
what could be a closing sentence?
ok i'll be informing you as i go along then
i read it i finished it two days ago but i don't know what could be the subtopics like should i just narrow it down to atticus influencing just scout or will it be easier if i did the town and the children
he influences the kids to have respect for all people, he influenced not to be prejudice. and idk what else
thats my thesis
In Harper Lee’s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, Atticus plays a big role on influence, both to the towns people and especially his children.
A modern person is defined as a someone who advocates or practices a departure from traditional styles or values. Theodore Roosevelt was a modern president by starting political policies that are reflective of our society. His policies included regulating
what do you mean foreign affairs? and third party ticket- you mean how they elected TR as vice president and he became president when McKinley died?
