How can humans learn from studying nature?

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We learn by observing others, receiving formal instruction, and reading and exploring on our own. The mere act of living and interacting with others provides experiences that challenge us and encourage us to think, grow, and ask questions.

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Alternate ending...Write your own alternate ending of the story you read using your knowledge of the text. Include dialogue between the characters. Imagine and explore other ways in which the story could have ended. If your story has a "cliffhanger",you can continue where the story left off and predict what you think happens next.

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for the following sentences, put letters (S) if the sentence has/is a simile (M) for a metaphor, (P) for personification and (H) for hyperbole.
2. Time limped along
3. Her mood was a storm about to break
4. Gary's face quivered like a bowl of Jello
5. The fog tipped into the city
6. Her heart was an icicle
7. She's the most beautiful baby in the world!
8. Her hopes were washed away like sand castles.
9. It was the pearl of the world!
10. We are pawns in the great Chess game of life

Q.40 How did Anne feel when she was ptinished the third time by Mr Kees
A) was happy as she had to write three essays on the same topic
B) enjoyed making fun of Mr. Keesing
C)was worried as she did not have any more ideas for her essay
D) felt ashamed in front of her classmates

Which of these sentences is the least wordy, using the strongest verbs to elminate wordy phrases?
The customers engaged in enrolling in the company's rewards program.
The accountant had to make a conclusion that the company was in bad financial shape.
Soon, I will begin in the process of contacting leads for sales.
On Tuesday, I will decide to walk to the park and I will meet friends whom I have not seen for 18 months.

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In the context of this story can people control their own fate or is it entirely up to chance? What would you have done if you were in this young man’s position

Give a background for Bruce Jenner. What sport did he compete in? What events were his best? What years did he compete?

Read the story .
There was a girl named. Cheryl blossom. She was the most beautiful girl in town. There was a boy who first loved her friend (maid) , but after some months, when Cheryl came back , she found out that her friend and the had broke up . After some months when her friend went the boy told Cheryl that he loves her . So if you are Cheryl what can you do , can you accept or refuse. ​

What is the tone of the following excerpt from Edgar Allan Poe’s "The Masque of the Red Death"? A. eager and enthusiastic B. mournful and timid C. macabre and suspenseful D. hopeful and reassuring

1. Type of text depends on its purpose.
2. A descriptive text paints a picture in the mind of the reader using five senses.
3. An expository text informs the reader based on facts and statistics.
4.. A narrative text encourages readers to do a certain action.
5. A persuasive text delivers two sides of an issue - the affirmative and negative side.

True paraphrasing requires:

Select the best answer choice.
A. Changing two words in the sentences being used
B. Using different sentence structure and vocabulary
C. Using the exact way it is written from the source it is being taken from
D. Citing the source where the information came from

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A word can be different parts of speech when used in different contexts. True False

What is the origin word nonce?

fill in the blank with the correct vocabulary word. a(n) is a presupposition from which a conclusion is drawn.

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Write an original ambiguous sonnet about a common, everyday object. Use a thesaurus or rhyming dictionary to help. Be sure to review your knowledge of the figurative language and literary devices to help keep the poem mysterious.

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What’s the comparative adjective for that was just the start of the

Fear

Meryl Turner, an eighth grader at Ashmore Middle School, was furious when her mother, Sandra, enrolled her for swimming classes without her permission.
She shrieked, "Mom, why would you do something like this? You know how uncomfortable I am in water!"
Sandra calmly replied, "Darling, don't you think it's time you tried to let go of this fear? I used to be afraid of trying out new things, but once I let go of my doubts, I saw how silly my fears were. Please do this for me, Meryl!"
Meryl respected her mother, so she took a few moments to ponder over Sandra's words. Then she said, "OK, Mom. I'm ready to take swimming lessons."
At first, it was difficult for Meryl to get the hang of swimming. While she did OK in the shallow end of the pool, she could not find the courage to go into the deep end. Luckily for Meryl, her instructor Harry was kind and patient, and gave her sufficient time to get accustomed to every area of the pool.
Once she was comfortable in deep water, Harry coached Meryl for two hours every day until she had perfected the basic strokes. After about four months of regular practice, swimming had become Meryl's favorite hobby, and Harry was delighted that their hard work had paid off. That fall, Meryl even made it onto her school's swim team!
One evening, Meryl said, "Mom, you were right to push me to meet new challenges. If I had not listened to you, I would never have made the swim team. From now on, I'm going to use the valuable advice you gave me whenever I'm up against something that scares me."
"I'm so proud of you, Meryl!" Sandra exclaimed as she hugged her daughter.
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How does Sandra contribute to the theme of the story?
A.
Sandra tricks Meryl into learning how to swim.
B.
Sandra encourages Meryl to face her fears.
C.
Sandra chooses the best instructor for Meryl.
D.
Sandra helps calm Meryl when she is angry.
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George Bernard Shaw


"You see things; and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were; and I say, 'Why not?'" This inspiring statement was made by the dramatic genius George Bernard Shaw.

If English drama today is both worth seeing on the stage and reading as literature, it is mainly due to the work of George Bernard Shaw in drama and dramatic criticism. Shaw was a drama critic for The Saturday Review from 1859–98. He gained considerable prominence by writing witty critical reviews while working there. He believed the plays that English audiences appreciated at the time were pretentious farces and highly melodramatic. He once said, "Progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything." This clearly reveals his attitude toward the English audiences who he believed were stuck in primitive English customs. His freethinking spirit and views on equality for men and women were greatly appreciated in society.

A number of Shaw's early plays described the problems of capitalism. A brilliant example of this genre is his Widower's Houses. The Apple Cart is another of his plays that examines the theme of corruption in democracy with splendid wit and humor. His most famous play is Pygmalion, which wonderfully portrays the theme of equality for women. His quote "We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing" is one which we all understand and appreciate even today. However, during his time, despite his earnest purpose to be taken seriously by society, Shaw remained essentially an entertainer and a master of all the tricks of the entertainment trade.

Shaw's style of writing became so popular that his plays actually came to be termed as "Shavian comedies." Shaw was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925. Per Hallström, Chairman of the Nobel Committee of the Swedish Academy, states that, "His ideas were those of a somewhat abstract logical radicalism; hence they were far from new, but they received from him a new definiteness and brilliance. In him these ideas combined with a ready wit, a complete absence of respect for any kind of convention, and the merriest humor—all gathered together in an extravagance which has scarcely ever before appeared in literature."


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Select ALL the correct answers.

Which two statements would the author of the passage most likely agree with?

Shaw tempered his early extreme criticism of English society later in his life.

Shaw sought to convey progressive political and social ideas through comedic drama.

Shaw had a major formative influence on generations of playwrights.

Shaw played a major role in the political revolutions of his time.

Shaw was underappreciated in his lifetime because his ideas were highly controversial.

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It was said that my New York license plates would arouse interest and perhaps questions, since they were the only outward identifying marks I had. And so they did – perhaps twenty or thirty times in the whole trip. But such contacts followed an invariable pattern, somewhat as follows: Local man: "New York, huh?" Me: "Yep." Local man: "I was there in nineteen thirty-eight – or was it thirty-nine? Alice, was it thirty-eight or thirty-nine we went to New York?" Alice: "It was thirty-six. I remember because it was the year Alfred died." Local man: "Anyway, I hated it. Wouldn't live there if you paid me." What is the purpose of this conversation in Travels with Charley? to show that most people in the United States hate New York to show that most people in the United States visit New York to show that most people do not treat the author differently because he is from New York to show that being from New York disrupts the author's relationships with the people he meets

Nick says, “There must have been moments even that afternoon when Daisy tumbled short of his dreams—not through her own fault, but because of the colossal vitality of his illusion. It had gone beyond her, beyond everything. He had thrown himself into it with a creative passion, adding to it all the time, decking it out with every bright feather that drifted his way.” Nick’s insight suggests

A
Gatsby regrets his decision to arrange this meeting with Daisy because she is not as beautiful as he remembers her being.

B
Gatsby wants to buy Daisy all the clothing, make-up, jewelry, and feathers money can buy.

C
Gatsby built Daisy up in his mind so much that Daisy herself could not live up to those expectations.

What did Stacy take away from TJ on the morning walk to school in the book roll of thunder hear my cry

Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement below. Click "Submit Answer" if there
are none.
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This is an excerpt from- Sexual selection and special design authored by Steven W Gangestad, in the Annals New York academy of Science. Answer the questions based on the excerpt provided below. "…..Women claim men’s scent importantly affects their attraction to them. Moreover, evidence suggests that women’s olfaction changes across menstrual cycle. For instance, women tend to rate androstenone, a steroid found in men’s sweat, more positively near ovulation than during non-fertile phases.
In an initial study, we asked 41 men to wear T-shirt for two consecutive nights. During the two-day period, they were to wash only with unscented soap, not to wear any fragrances or colognes, not eat certain strong foods, and not to sleep with another person. They dropped shirts off at our lab on a designated morning. Later that same morning and throughout the next day, women came in, smelled each T-shirt and rated its attractiveness (a composite of two ratings: pleasantness and sexiness). For each woman, we regressed her rating on men’s symmetry to yield "a preference for symmetry" score (the regression slope, a measure of the change in rating as a function of a change in symmetry). We then examined the correlation of these preference scores with women’s estimated fertility based on their self-reported day of the cycle and actuarial data on probability of conception for each day. Across 28 normally ovulating women the correlation was 0.54, p<0.001. Examination of the bivariate plot revealed that when women’s fertility was near zero (very early and late in the cycle), they had no systematic preference for the scent of either symmetrical or asymmetrical men. As their fertility increased, however, they increasingly preferred the scent of symmetrical men.
A subsequent study replicated and extended that result in a larger sample of about 50 normally ovulating women and 80 men. Women’s preference for symmetry correlated 0.42 with their fertility based on the day of their cycle, p<0.001. We asked men how many times they showered and whether they wore any fragrances. The number of times men showered predicted the attractiveness of their scent. When this variable was partialled out and all men who wore fragrances were eliminated from the analysis, the correlation between women’s symmetry and their fertility actually increased, r=0.48, p<0.001. In a third study in our lab, this result was once again replicated, r=0.26, p<0.05. When data from all three studies were pooled, the correlation between women’s preference for symmetry and the fertile phase of their cycle was r=0.40, p<0.0001." [Note: p values reported here means that correlation r is statistically significant]
From this scenario, the immune systems of humans should be exceptionally high. Yet, there is a rising incidence of autoimmune diseases and lack thereof immunity. What form of selection do you think is at play here? Explain.

Describe the studies conducted by psychologist Paul Ekman on facial expression and the conclusions he reached. How did his studies affect the
fields of psychology and anthropology? Cite evidence from the text in your answer.

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In a literary analysis of “Don’t Look Down,” a student has made the following claim: The author uses imagery to reveal important changes in the narrator’s character.
Which statement clearly and correctly supports the student’s claim?
A
Phrases, such as “bright hair filled with sunlight” and “soundlessly as a cat,” express the narrator’s admiration for her ballet teacher.
B
Phrases, such as “peeled lightly” and “stayed for a breath,” suggest that the narrator sees ballet as effortless and easily accomplished.
C
Word choices, such as bend, push, and propel, reveal the difficulty of executing a jump, which suggests that the narrator feels uncertain that she can do it.
D
Word choices, such as lightly, melting, and “soundlessly as a cat,” express the narrator's impression of the jump, which shows her growing appreciation for ballet.