If the Capulets and Montagues disturb the peace again, the Prince will kill them.
The Prince's ultimatum to the sparring families is the following lethal one:
"If ever you disturb our streets again,
Your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace."
According to this stamentent, a death is requered in order to be dramatically satisfying, and it fatalistically suggests one of two paths for the families; peace is reached, or lives are lost.
Which of the following lines from “The Prologue” to The Canterbury Tales is not an example of direct characterization?
a.
“He was an honest worker, good and true . . .”
b.
“. . . His mighty mouth was like a furnace door.”
c.
“Children were afraid when he appeared.”
d.
“He wore a fustian tunic stained and dark . . .”
Answer:
The answer is B.)"...His mighty mouth was like a furnace door."
Explanation:
This is indirect characterization
Which of the following is not a step when reading and analyzing a poem?
A.
Identify the speaker of the poem.
B.
Ignore any punctuation while reading the poem.
C.
Identify literary devices or elements in the poem.
D.
Read the poem aloud.
The correct answer is the following: option B. When reading and analyzing a poem it is not a step to ignore any punctuation while reading it. When a student or any individual desires to read and analyze a poem there are a few steps or tips that can help with the task. Identifying the speaker of the poem, any literary devices or elements in the poem and of course to read the poem aloud. To ignore any punctuation while reading the poem is not a step when trying to analyze one, as punctuation is a key element in any literature piece, as it gives structure and sense to it. If the student would ignore the punctuation of the poem, he/she would probably misunderstand parts of it that are elemental to be able to analyze it.
Which of the following is expressed by both “Birmingham Sunday” by Richard Fariña and “Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall?
the cowardly act of bombing a place of worship
the security of a mother sending her child to Sunday school
the irony of violence in a place of worship
the injustice of being judged by one’s race
the irony of violence in a place of worship
During the time of the Birmingham bombing there were many protests in the streets of Birmingham. In the song, the mother does not want her daughter in the streets near the protests for fear of the harm that may come to her because of the violence. It is expected that the church would be a safe place from harm. Traditionally churches have been seen as places of sanctuary where no one can be harmed. However, the church was bombed.
the irony of violence in a place of worship
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Where are carrier proteins located?
Of the many symbols in the story “The Masque of the Red Death,” which symbol suggests that the party guests’ fate is certain and soon to come?
the black room
the ebony clock
the tripods of fire
In Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn, why does Jim feel guilty?
He feels bad for "robbing" Miss Watson of her
property."
He hit his deaf daughter for not listening to him.
He tried to slip away without Huck
In Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, in the illustration called "Harmless," Jim is made to look
noble
ridiculous
sinister
1. he hit his deaf daughter for not listening to him
2. ridiculous
How many sentences would be included if the following lines from “Mowing” were read aloud? There was never a sound beside the wood but one, And that was my long scythe whispering to the ground.
A. none
B. one
C. two
D. three
Answer: b. one
Explanation:
When Gertrude hears the Player Queen say that she will not remarry if her husband dies, Gertrude says, “The lady protests too much, methinks.” Explain why this is an example of dramatic irony.
describe how the structure of a narrative poem is similar to that of a narrative story, please.
Joey had been winding up to pitch when Gramps called for a time out.
What does the tense of the underlined verb reveal about the subject?
The event took place in the past continuously but concluded prior to another past event.
The event took place in the past continuously.
The event concluded prior to another past event.
The event has been completed.
The event concluded prior to another past event.
What effect does pulling the cord attached to the parachute value have on Rodriguez's balloon
An allusion is a type of
Literal language
Context language
Technical language
Figurative language
An allusion is considered to be figurative language because if you were to write a sentence with an allusion, you are comparing to someone to another person or thing, in which case can sometimes be rude...
In an in-text citation, the source title may be used in the citation if:
the source has an editor
the source has multiple authors
the source has no author
the source is in the public domain
In MLA style, the source title is used in an in-text citation when the source has no identifiable author, and the title is quoted or italicized depending on the length of the work.
Explanation:In MLA style, an in-text citation may need to include the source title if the source does not have an identifiable author. When a source lacks an author, it is often recommended to use the title of the work in a signal phrase, or a shortened title within parentheses, in place of the author's name in the in-text citation. The title should be in quotation marks if it's a shorter work (like an article) or italicized if it is a longer work (like a book or journal).
Here are examples of in-text citations without an author:
For an article: ("Shortened Article Title" page number).For a book: (Italicized Book Title page number).Note that in-text citations are designed to guide the reader to the complete citation on the Works Cited page, where full details of the source are provided.
How does listening to a repeated phrase such as “Let my people go” in “Go Down, Moses” help convey the spiritual’s mood and message?
a. The repetition dulls listeners’ ears to key messages of the spiritual.
b. The phrase reminds listeners that the slaves’ plight is similar to that of the Israelites. c. The phrase is a demand and helps convey a mood of determination.
d. The repetition of such phrases could be decoded to reveal hidden messages.
Answer: c. The phrase is a demand and helps convey a mood of determination.
Explanation:
The creators of the song "Go Down, Moses" might have intended to reinforce their desire of having their people free by the use of repetition of this line. They were addressing the slave owners, so they showed determination in their demand for freedom.
What is an unreliable narrator?
A.A narrator who sees the thoughts and actions of all the characters
B.A narrator who is biased or untrustworthy
C.A narrator who voices the personal opinions of the author
D.A narrator who seems at odds with the setting of a story
Stanton’s use of phrases like “fraudulently deprived of their most sacred rights” is an example of _____.
connotative language
denotative language
figurative language
technical language
DENOTATIVE!!! B!!!!!!!!!
You have been asked to read a children’s story to a group of first graders. Which technique will NOT help keep the children’s attention?
Answer:
Read in a monotone voice.
Explanation:
Read in a monotone voice is correct because speaking in a monotone voice is likely to bore anyone, not just young children.
Read the following sentence from "The Balek Scales." (1 point)
Everything my grandfather took to the Baleks he entered on the back of a torn-off calendar page: every pound of mushrooms, every gram of thyme, and on the right-hand side, in his childish handwriting, he entered the amount he received for each item; he scrawled in every pfennig, from the age of seven to the age of twelve, and by the time he was 12 or year 1900 had arrived, and because the Baleks had been raised to the aristocracy by the Emperor, they gave every family in the village a quarter of a pound of real coffee, the Brazilian kind; there was also free beer and tobacco for the men, and at the chateau there was a great banquet; mini carriages stood in the avenue poplars landing on the entrance gates to the chateau.
In the sentence, the narrator recounts the grandfathers notetaking most likely to
A. Show the meticulous nature of the men in his village.
B. Demonstrate how intelligent his grandfather had been.
C. Provide a contrasting image of rich and poor in his society.
D. Illustrate the importance of accuracy when measuring income.
The third alternative is correct (C).
The narrator tells the story of the grandfather, a member of the base of the social pyramid who provided inputs to a rich aristocratic family. One can perceive the exploitation that existed in that period, forming a caste of the rich and a mass of the poor. This shows the social contrast.
Answer:
In the sentence, the narrator recounts the grandfather's notetaking most likely to Provide a contrasting image of rich and poor in his society.
Explanation:
This paragraph shows in the first lines we have a description of how the things were specifically measured and counted, this was necessary to make sure they will be enough and then in the second part we see words like free and banquet which show a great opulence totally opposite to the first part of the paragraph.
Good will prevail over evil.
Which tone would best advance this theme?
A- sentimental
B- bitter
C- ironic
D- optimistic
watching the fighter planes streak across the horizon the civilians felt moment of__________ terror.
A) ADHERENCE
B) APTITUDE
C) ENHANCE
D)PALPABLE
E) TRANSGRESSION
F) WHEEDLE
What's the definition of an "ode"? As in a poetry ode.
refers to the choice of words with specific meanings, and connotations, that helps the author communicate his or her tone
Refers to the choice of words with specific meanings, and connotations, that helps the author communicate his or her tone
Diction is defined by the author's choice of words which create atmosphere and mood. Choosing the correct words changes the meaning, the context and it conveys different feelings to the reader. The way an author uses diction in a story gives him/her an individual style and voice.
When I consider how my light is spent
Ere half my days, in this dark world and wide,
In these lines of verse from Sonnet XIX by John Milton, how does the speaker’s way of identifying this point in his life emphasize the despair he feels?
He has been blind for half of his life and feels his life is meaningless.
He fears the remaining portion of his life will be useless.
He spends half of his time in the dark and feels useless.
He is upset that he has accomplished so little in his lifetime.
The answer to this question is A He has been blind for half of his life and feels his life is meaningless.
In this poem John Milton uses “the light” as a metaphor for the vision, Milton went completely blind at the age of 42 and he consider that his light was “spent” before the half of his life and what is left, a world without light become it a “dark world and wide”, the answer is “He fears the remaining portion of his life will be useless.”
Read the excerpt from chapter 23 of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
. . . and the next minute the king come a-prancing out on all fours, naked; and he was painted all over, ring-streaked-and-striped, all sorts of colors, as splendid as a rainbow.
What does Twain use to convey how ridiculous the king looked on the second night of the show?
irony
satire
humor
sarcasm
It is Humor. I just took the test and it was right
A cousin has asked you to help determine if he is showing signs of substance abuse. Which of the following are warning signs that you can show him to encourage his effort to become healthy? (3 points)
A. Decline in grooming, sudden mood changes, and extreme changes in sleep or appetite
B. Increased attentiveness, bloodshot eyes, and participation in extracurricular activities
C. Taking on new jobs, secretive behaviors, increased physical activity, and nosebleeds
D. Unusual smells on clothes or breath, consistent moods, and intense effort at school or work
Signs of potential substance abuse include a decline in grooming, sudden mood changes, and extreme changes in sleep or appetite. These symptoms indicate changes in health and could be signs of substance abuse. So the correct option is A.
Explanation:The warning signs of substance abuse can vary from person to person, but generally, they are sudden changes that seem out of character for the individual. Option A, which mentions a decline in grooming, sudden mood changes, and extreme changes in sleep or appetite is most likely correct. These might be symptoms of substance abuse and are definitely red flags. Substance use disorder often affects a person's physical health and personal hygiene, their emotions, and basic habits like eating and sleeping.
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Rewrite the following sentence to use an original absolute phrase. All work must be your own. Use proper spelling and grammar.
The store was freezing
Answer: The store, its air conditioning system working overtime, was as cold as a meat locker.
Which would create a fast pace?
A. Formal diction
B. Lengthy sentence
C. Repeated sentence structure
D. Short sentences
how might the right guaranteed in Amendment 1 stated as a basic constitutional principle
The First Amendment protects fundamental rights such as freedom of speech and religion, which are essential for democracy. Courts interpret these rights, which can adapt over time. The Ninth and Tenth Amendments also ensure a broad spectrum of protected rights and balance of power between federal and state governments.
Explanation:The First Amendment, as a basic constitutional principle, ensures freedom of speech, religion, press, and assembly. It embodies the essential rights that enable a democracy to function by allowing citizens to express their views, practice their faiths, or dissent without fear of government reprisal. Courts play a critical role in interpreting the scope of these rights, which can evolve with changing times and technology. In addition, the Ninth Amendment protects rights not explicitly stated in the Constitution, suggesting a broad spectrum of fundamental rights that underpin American democracy. Similarly, the Tenth Amendment ensures a balance of power by reserving rights to the states that have not been delegated to the federal government or explicitly prohibited by the Constitution. These amendments, together with the other provisions of the Bill of Rights, define and protect the liberties that are critical to the American way of life.
Which of the following descriptions of the Cyclops, as a monster, are archetypal?
A. The Cyclops lives in an enchanted cave.
B. The Cyclops kills without remorse.
C. He converses with the hero of the story.
D. He has contempt for the gods.
Answer:
The description that is archetypal is:
B. The Cyclops kills without remorse.
Explanation:
An archetype is a sort of a model, a prototype that is usually followed by authors throughout history. While we have archetypes for heroes - beautiful, strong, intelligent, courageous -, we also have archetypes for monsters.
Be it in literature, movies, series, or plays, monsters tend to have certain repeated characteristics (archetypal features). They are mostly extremely ugly or scary looking. They are violent for no reason, killing without remorse and purpose. Some of them, especially the ones who are human-like, may be quite intelligent. But the beast-like ones are often incapable of reasoning, doing things out of sheer savageness. Monsters are natural villains in stories, even the few ones who lead a quiet life in their dens and only attack when provoked. The fact that they look so scary and are often incapable of communicating makes humans instantly afraid of them.
The Cyclops in the epic poem "They Odyssey" are archetypal monsters. They have limited intelligence, a horrendous appearance, and are men-eaters. Men are not seen by Cyclops as intelligent creatures whose lives matter. They kill and eat them as if men existed to be a delicious little treat.
Read the passage from "Ode on a Grecian Urn."
Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard
Are sweeter; therefore, ye soft pipes, play on;
Not to the sensual ear, but, more endear'd,
Pipe to the spirit ditties of no tone
Keats uses the phrase "spirit ditties" to describe the
a. music the gods on the urn favor the most.
b. songs the people on the urn appear to be playing.
c. music created by blowing across the top of the urn.
d. songs that were popular at the time the urn was made.
Answer: b. songs the people on the urn appear to be playing.
In these lines, the speaker tells the musicians to play not to the physical ear, but to the spiritual one. This is a metaphorical ear that is meant to be receiving the music of the pipes. He tells us that these songs are "ditties of no tone," which means that the songs do not have tones or notes. They cannot be played, because they are imaginary. Therefore, the author is talking about the songs that the people on the urn are playing, which are similarly imaginary and cannot be heard with the "physical" ear.
In "Ode on a Grecian Urn," Keats's phrase 'spirit ditties' alludes to the eternal music played by the figures on the urn, which exist beyond the realm of the heard melodies, capturing the essence of eternal beauty and truth.
Explanation:In the excerpt from "Ode on a Grecian Urn" by John Keats, the phrase "spirit ditties" refers to a kind of music that transcends the physical realm, hinting at the eternal and ideal rather than the transient nature of experienced reality. The correct answer to the student’s question is:
b. songs the people on the urn appear to be playing.Keats imagines these melodies as sweeter because they are eternal and unchanging, unlike the heard melodies that are subject to the limitations of time and change. The melodies are described as 'spirit ditties of no tone' suggesting they exist on a spiritual level that is felt rather than physically heard, hence revealing the poem's meditation on art's ability to capture and preserve a moment in time forever, offering a glimpse of immortality.