Answer:
to convince the audience to vote for John Milton
Explanation:
On the 13th, John Milton has had a prank performed over him in his own yard. The prank included lot of oranges that actually blocked his car and he was not able to leave his home and do his job. As a politician would do, Milton used this situation to blame his opponent and his staff for this prank to make bad reputation on them. Not having any proof about who actually did it, Milton used symbolism to explain the connection with Spenser and his collaborates, thus portraying him in the public as someone that is irresponsible and childish. The goal of that is of course to make the people vote for him and move them away from Spenser.
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Which of the following audiences would probably be uninterested in a magazine that includes Science Fiction stories and review Science Fiction novels?
people who do not know how to read
parents whose children enjoy Science Fiction
people who only enjoy reading classic literature
Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
people who are interested in writing Science Fiction
Answer:
People who do not know how to read
people who enjoy reading classic literature
scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
Explanation:
Which of the following describes the purpose of this article?
Early in the morning on July 13th, forty-three pounds of oranges were dumped in the drive-way of John Milton's home. The oranges blocked Milton's car in and prevented him from leaving his home. Milton, a candidate for mayor, believes that his opponent's staff is responsible for the prank. Spenser, Milton's opponent, often urges his supporters to wear the color orange to his rallies. "It's just the sort of thing Spenser would do," said Milton, "it's just like him to use symbolism in an attack." The police have yet to name a suspect. "We do not have evidence indicating that Mr. Spenser was part of the prank against Milton," said a spokesperson for the department.
to describe events that occurred on July 13th
to convince the audience to vote for Edmund Spenser
to convince the audience to vote for John Milton
to entertain the audience with a humorous story about a prank
Answer:
to convince the audience to vote for John Milton
Explanation:
John Milton has had troubles on the 13th because someone has decided to perform a prank over him, a prank that actually blocked him from leaving his home. Even though Milton didn't had any real proof who did it, he played it tactically and instantly blamed Spenser for the prank. In order to connect the prank to Spenser, Milton used some details from the prank so that he can connect it symbolically with Spenser. The main goal behind it is to convince the people to vote for him, not for Spenser, as he represented him in the public eye as someone who is acting like a child and has no responsibility whatsoever.
Which of the following describes the purpose of this article?
Early in the morning on July 13th, forty-three pounds of oranges were dumped in the drive-way of John Milton's home. The oranges blocked Milton's car in and prevented him from leaving his home. Milton, a candidate for mayor, believes that his opponent's staff is responsible for the prank. Spenser, Milton's opponent, often urges his supporters to wear the color orange to his rallies. "It's just the sort of thing Spenser would do," said Milton, "it's just like him to use symbolism in an attack." The police have yet to name a suspect. "We do not have evidence indicating that Mr. Spenser was part of the prank against Milton," said a spokesperson for the department.
to describe events that occurred on July 13th
to convince the audience to vote for Edmund Spenser
to convince the audience to vote for John Milton
to entertain the audience with a humorous story about a prank
Answer:
To convince the audience to vote for John Milton
Explanation:
In this article, we can see that John Milton has had some prank done on him, specifically with the oranges. Despite not knowing who did it, Milton was quick to accuse hi political opponent. In order to make it more realistic, Milton has used some details in order to connect Spenser with the prank over him. With this move, Milton has been trying to portray his political opponent as irresponsible and childish, thus making him a bad reputation and trying to convince the people to vote for him instead.
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Had Lydia Greg been used an eyewitness who answered when/where/how/why/who/what about the bus crash, the article would be considered _____.
headline news
human interest
story behind the story
breaking news
Answer:
hey nate
Explanation:
the answer is BREAKING NEWS
Which of the following describes the purpose of this article?
Early in the morning on July 13th, forty-three pounds of oranges were dumped in the drive-way of John Milton's home. The oranges blocked Milton's car in and prevented him from leaving his home. Milton, a candidate for mayor, believes that his opponent's staff is responsible for the prank. Spenser, Milton's opponent, often urges his supporters to wear the color orange to his rallies. "It's just the sort of thing Spenser would do," said Milton, "it's just like him to use symbolism in an attack." The police have yet to name a suspect. "We do not have evidence indicating that Mr. Spenser was part of the prank against Milton," said a spokesperson for the department.
to describe events that occurred on July 13th
to convince the audience to vote for Edmund Spenser
to convince the audience to vote for John Milton
to entertain the audience with a humorous story about a prank
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Answer: to inform the audience about what happened on the morning of December 17th
Explanation:
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Which of the following audiences would probably be uninterested in a magazine that includes Science Fiction stories and review Science Fiction novels?
people who do not know how to read
parents whose children enjoy Science Fiction
people who only enjoy reading classic literature
Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
people who are interested in writing Science Fiction
Answer:
- people who do not know how to read
- people who only enjoy reading classic literature
- Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
Explanation:
The Science Fiction stories are favored by people that are into that genre. It is a thing of personal taste, or even abilities to understand it. While some people enjoy it and are very passionate about it, even dedicate their lives to it, some just simply don't care about it. The people that have preferences in the other genres do not find it interesting, so they are not its audience, nor are the people that maybe have jobs connected with it, but still have their interests in other things. People that do not know how to read will automatically avoid a the magazine as they will not be able to figure out what is it about.
Select all that apply.
Which of the following is a condemnation?
Sick of lackluster, dull floors from using Cleanies? Try Robo-Clean instead! It does the work for you.
Speeding increases the likelihood of an accident! Don't do it. It's just not worth getting there faster!
Try Pain Be Gone, the latest after sport medicated joint cream; you won't regret it!
Smoking increases your risk for lung cancer, heart disease, and premature aging! There are no benefits!
Don't forget to pick up some Banana Bots at the store! They're the perfect portable breakfast food.
Answer:
The answer C/3 (Smoking)
Explanation:
It's telling you to not do it, therefor condemming the idea of smoking.
Answer:
The answer is C and E
Explanation:
Both are saying don't do it and showing disapproval... the definition of condemnation: the expression of very strong disapproval, censure
Match the definition to the word.
1.
having three feet per line of poetry
anapestic
2.
reading or marking the poem to show its structure. Also scansion
tetrameter
3.
having five feet in each line of poetry
dactylic
4.
likeness or resemblance
trimeter
5.
a foot of verse having one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables
image
6.
a foot of verse having two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable
scanning
7.
having four feet per line of poetry
pentameter
1. having three feet per line of poetry : trimeter
2. reading or marking the poem to show its structure. scanning
3. having five feet in each line of poetry : pentameter
4. likeness or resemblance : image
5. a foot of verse having one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables : dactylic
6. a foot of verse having two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable : anapestic
7. having four feet per line of poetry : tetrameter
1. trimeter
2. scanning
3. pentameter
4. image
5. dactylic
6. anapestic
7. tetrameter
Match the definition to the word.
Up-Hill
by Christina Rossetti
Does the road wind up-hill all the way?
Yes, to the very end.
Will the day's journey take the whole long day?
From morn to night, my friend.
But is there for the night a resting-place?
A roof for when the slow dark hours begin.
May not the darkness hide it from my face?
You cannot miss that inn.
Shall I meet other wayfarers at night?
Those who have gone before.
Then must I knock, or call when just in sight?
They will not keep you standing at that door.
Shall I find comfort, travel-sore and weak?
Of labour you shall find the sum.
Will there be beds for me and all who seek?
Yea, beds for all who come.
How many stanzas are in this poem?
2
4
16
18
1.
to move together or do at the same time
synchronize
2.
the arrangements of beats or accents in a line of poetry
stanza
3.
a composition in verse
meter
4.
to have similar ending sounds
rhyme
5.
movement with a regular beat
rhythm
6.
a division of usually four or more lines of poetry
poem
Here are the matches between the definitions and the words:
1. rhythm - movement with a regular beat
2. stanza - a division of usually four or more lines of poetry
3. meter - the arrangements of beats or accents in a line of poetry
4. rhyme - to have similar ending sounds
5. synchronize - to move together or do at the same time
6. poem - a composition in verse
1. rhythm - In poetry, rhythm refers to the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that creates a sense of movement or beat within a poem. In "Up-Hill," the rhythm helps establish the pacing and flow of the poem as the speaker asks questions and receives answers about the journey ahead.
2. stanza - A stanza is a group of lines in a poem, typically separated by a space. Each stanza in "Up-Hill" contains four lines, and they serve as distinct units within the poem, addressing different aspects of the journey.
3. meter- Meter refers to the rhythmic structure of a poem, determined by the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in each line. While "Up-Hill" does have a consistent rhythm, the specific meter (such as iambic pentameter or trochaic tetrameter) is not specified in the excerpt provided.
4. rhyme - Rhyme occurs when words have similar ending sounds. While "Up-Hill" does not contain end rhyme (where the final words of lines rhyme with each other), it does feature internal rhyme (rhyme that occurs within a line), such as "day" and "way" in the second stanza.
5. synchronize - To synchronize means to move together or do something at the same time. In the context of poetry, this term could refer to the alignment of various poetic elements, such as rhythm, meter, and rhyme, to create a harmonious and cohesive composition.
6. poem - A poem is a composition in verse, typically characterized by literary devices such as imagery, metaphor, and symbolism. "Up-Hill" is indeed a poem, as it is written in verse form and conveys its message through poetic language and structure.
Which of the following describes the purpose of this article?
Early in the morning on July 13th, forty-three pounds of oranges were dumped in the drive-way of John Milton's home. The oranges blocked Milton's car in and prevented him from leaving his home. Milton, a candidate for mayor, believes that his opponent's staff is responsible for the prank. Spenser, Milton's opponent, often urges his supporters to wear the color orange to his rallies. "It's just the sort of thing Spenser would do," said Milton, "it's just like him to use symbolism in an attack." The police have yet to name a suspect. "We do not have evidence indicating that Mr. Spenser was part of the prank against Milton," said a spokesperson for the department.
to describe events that occurred on July 13th
to convince the audience to vote for Edmund Spenser
to convince the audience to vote for John Milton
to entertain the audience with a humorous story about a prank
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Answer:
to convince the audience to vote fro John Milton
Explanation:
As John Milton wanted to get his car and go to work as pretty much every day, he saw that actually someone performed a prank over him, blocking his drive-way with over forty pounds of oranges. Milton, not really aware who did it as he lacked proof, used the situation to make a bad name for his main political opponent. By using symbolism, and connecting the dots between some details of the prank and some of the things used by Spenser, he made a story in order to make Spenser look like a big irresponsible child, thus a bad candidate for mayor. The reason for that was of course to make the people move away from Spenser and vote for him so that he can become a mayor.
This statement is an opinion: There are eleven months in a year.
True
False
Answer:
It's true..
"Though the opinion is wrong, being directly opposed by the fact that each year has 12 months on the western calendar."
Hello there! This is False.
An opinion is somebody's viewpoint on a topic, like that they prefer vanilla ice cream over chocolate. The statement given is false, since it is a fact that there are 12 months, and not 11. Somebody can't really have an opinion on how many months there are, but they could have an opinion on their favorite month, for example!
In the following system, what is the clockwise torque?
150 Nm
1,200 Nm
2,400 Nm
4,800 Nm
Answer:
your answer is B 1200
Explanation:
Fallacies rely upon incorrect inferences.
True
False
Answer:
It's False..
I know these types of stuff and etc, I hope for the best for you and good luck..
The answer is false...
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Which of the following audiences would probably be uninterested in a magazine that includes Science Fiction stories and review Science Fiction novels?
people who do not know how to read
parents whose children enjoy Science Fiction
people who only enjoy reading classic literature
Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
people who are interested in writing Science Fiction
Answer:
people who do not know how to read
people who only enjoy reading classic literature
Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
Explanation:
Answer:
I believe the answers are:
People who do not know how to read.
People who only enjoy reading classic literature.
Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction.
Explanation:
Hope my answer has helped you!
Select all that apply.
Which of the following audiences would probably be uninterested in a magazine that includes Science Fiction stories and review Science Fiction novels?
people who do not know how to read
parents whose children enjoy Science Fiction
people who only enjoy reading classic literature
Scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
people who are interested in writing Science Fiction
Answer:
- people who do not know how to read
- people who only enjoy reading classic literature
- scientists and engineers who do not enjoy fiction
Explanation:
The Science Fiction is a very specific type of literature, and not everyone can connect with it, enjoy it, and be passionate about it. While some people see it as the best genre, and even dedicate their lives to it, some just see it something else that is not in their interest range, or maybe even their cognitive abilities. The people that are interested in classic literature would hardly be an audience of the Science Fiction as it is totally different from what they prefer. People who maybe have connections with it, and seem that would be interested, actually may have totally different interests personally. And unfortunately there are still people that do not know how to read. Those people are not interested in any type of literature, including the Science Fiction with the simple reason that they can no read it and understand it.
Which of these best describes why a person might prefer independent news reporting over mainstream news reporting?
bias and agenda are typically easier to detect
the diversity of viewpoints represented and the lack of corporate bias present
clear-cut journalism practices and consequences for violating rules
none of the above
Answer:
the diversity of viewpoints represented and the lack of corporate bias present
Explanation:
In resent times, the mainstream news have been becoming more and more biased, often leaning to some political ideology and party, or working in the interest of some corporations. This has led to very low level reporting, often misrepresented on purpose, and false news in order to achieve some agenda. The viewers have gradually noticed what is going on so the mainstream news have been losing on popularity dramatically. That led to much bigger popularity of independent news reporting, as there isn't political agenda behind it, nor some corporation's interests, so the reporting in much more realistic to what is actually going on.