What does Carlos' language reveal about his character?
* His accent gets stronger when he is angry.
His English vocabulary is somewhat limited
He doesn't understand what his daughter wrote
He has trouble speaking clearly in English,
Read the excerpt from "Daughter of Invention".
"What ees wrrrong with her eh-speech?" Carlos wagged
his head at her. His anger was always more frightening
in his broken English. As if he had mutilated the
language in his fury—and now there was nothing to
stand between them and his raw, dumb anger. "What is
wrong? I will tell you what is wrong. It show no gratitude
It is boastful. I celebrate myself? The best student lears
to destroy the teacher?" He mocked Yoyo's plagiarized
words. "That is insubordinate. It is improper. It is
disrespecting of her teachers—"In his anger he had
forgotten his fear of lurking spies: each wrong he voiced
was a decibel higher than the last outrage. Finally, he
shouted at Yoyo, "As your father, I forbid you to make
that eh-speech!"

Answer:

They don't realize how much a person means to them until there gone

Explanation:

Answer:

The quote means that when someone does something bad to you, if you do something bad back (take revenge) it makes you the same (just as bad) as them.

Explanation:

i read this book and it is sad as bad

Answer:

i dont want to be rude or anything, but this is something you should do yourself, considering its suposed to be YOUR favorite team, but here is a example:

the cardinals! the most grand, wonderful team in all of missouri!!

*insert ball game music*

basically something like that, i dont know how long u want it

Explanation:

Answer:

Team USA: figure skating

Explanation:

One of the most underrated and hardest sport is figure skating, and not a lot of people realize how hard making team USA is. It takes years of training and years of mastering this hard sport. You have to have 5 jumps (one has to be a triple axel, which takes years of mastering alone) and 3 spins. Another thing about this difficult sport would be that everybody wants to be on top. for example, the best figure skater could make last place if they did not try. "When it comes down to competition, it's not always about the best skater, it's about who skates the best in that competition."- Gracie gold, national figure skater.

Hello. You forgot to mention that this question is about the article "New York City, 1869" written by Marcia Lusted.

Answer:

D. People crossed the East River by ferry-boat, night and day.

Explanation:

The first paragraph shows how the crossing between New York and Brooklyn was not as easy as it is today. In the paragraph we can see that before the construction of the point, the passage between these two regions was not done in an innovative and technological way, but through ferries. People crossed the East River by ferry, night and day, until the bridge was built and revolutionized the movement between people.

Answer:

surely you will be in the morning and I will be in the morning and I will be in the morning and I will be in the morning and I will be in the morning and I will be in the morning and I will be in the morning and I will be on the way home from work and I will be in the morning and

Answer:

If it's possible, it will take a long time. Short answer: No. Long Answer: Maybe

Explanation:

I believe it necessarily wouldn't eliminate it all the way. This is due to the fact that we as a society have set certain stereotypes for races, sexes, etc. that would be hard to overcome due to certain peoples mindsets and the way people have been taught. There will always be advantages, differences, and other things that will eventually lead to some sort of prejudice among society.

Such as the biggest thing that will take much effort to eliminate is simply the wealthy people in society. Due to wealthy people in society, “During the last few decades, the economic rules of the game were changed, by wealthy individu­als and corporations... There have also been cycles of great inequality in our country's past. In the 1880s, as the United States went through the industrial revolution, there was grotesque inequality as the richest 1 percent owned an estimated 50 per­cent of all private wealth...Yet today, about one out of five households in the United States has zero or negative wealth. This means they literally have no financial reserves to fall back on in times of trouble or, in fact, they owe more than they own. The percentage of households with zero or negative net worth doubled in the last thirty years, increasing from 9.2% in 1962 to 18.5% in 1995” (pg.171-179). Just with the wealthy people, applying that to your question of course, would be hard. Though looking at it, someone has to own a company, someone has to be at the top, therefore wealthy people will never go away in a sense and that advantage and difference can't be overcome.

Now if you simply want to look at advantages and differences between sexism, that's a whole different story. Us as a society, as I said, have set these certain stereotypes throughout the years that would be hard to overcome, such as Patriarchy and Toxic Masculinity.  “Patriarchy...Is the biggest hinderance to our success. We all had these great dreams and stuff when we were little kids, but at some point it was more important for us to be tough. It was more important to us to not back down...To buy into toxic masculinity...Put the patriarchal expectations that the world had on us before our own goals” (30:56-31:22). This can apply to racism as well. People have been taught to handle their own and if it's a male, handle stuff for women too. It is continuing to be taught and kids learn it and grow up with these ideas.

If we want to eliminate certain advantages, differences, and such, it has to start from the base. That being the children. We have to teach kids the "right" morals and values so that they can apply that to their future and to the next generations.

In theory it would seem that eliminating advantages and differences between such would eliminate prejudice but I simply don't see that happening. If it does, it will take a while

(Sorry for this really long answer, I wanted to put it more but I didn't know if I should...Even more I don't even know if this will help you. Atleast I tried lol)

Answer:

Mr Cavor

At the end of the story it has a part where his messages reach a dutch technician, from Mr. Cavor, who now lives with the Selenites in the moon.

Answer:

Mr. Cavor

Explanation:

The Shiny Galarian Legendary Birds in Pokemon are the same color as the non-shiny Kantonian Legendary Birds. True.

They also look very different. As a tribute to these legendary Legendary Pokémon, Nintendo designed Shiny Galarian Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres to resemble the original Cantonian designs, meaning that Shiny Galarian Articuno is a regular version of his Cantonian Articuno. has exactly the same color his palette.

The Shiny version of Galar Zapdos is now available as a reward for players who have registered for the March 2022 International Challenge and participated in 3 or more battles. and Galarian Moltres does not light up. Niantic generally saves these shiny variants for future events and makes the most of new releases, so this information is known to active players.

Unfortunately, the Legendary Pokemon is Arceus Shiny, which is locked in Pokemon Legends. No matter how many times the player tries to restart the game, they will never encounter Shiny Legendary Pokémon.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Books are better than movies

Because if we watch movies our eyes will get hurt and we will be not able to see anythingand if we reading books our eyes will not get hurt

we can also improve our reading knowledge

Answer:

He needs to improve his body language when listening.

Explanation:

Jin does make connections to prior knowledge, as mentioned in the scenario. It is shown in the portion: "Jin contributes meaningful ideas, support them with data, and makes connections to other ideas." Therefore, he does not need to attempt to make any more connections, since he is already doing so.

Jin also asks for clarification. Although it is not directly stated in the scenario, by engaging in the formal discussion, he seems to understand the concept of it, therefore leading him to give out meaningful ideas. And, even though he doesn't, he would probably ask others for clarification to brainstorm more ideas.

Jin uses language that is appropriate to the topic. This is also indirectly stated, but by actively contributing to the conversation, he would probably use language that is appropriate and grammatical in order for others to acknowledge his idea.

However, the scenario mentions that when it is not his turn to speak, he would slump down in his chair and rests his hand on his hand. Although the body posture is appropriate when he is speaking, however, when engaging in a discussion, they should maintain the posture throughout the discussion, which shows the other peers that they are not only actively speaking, but actively listening as well.

Therefore, Jin needs to improve his body language when listening.

Hope this helped!  

~Jinachi~

The sentence: When Tonia said, "I think "the lottery" is the most disturbing story i’ve ever read!" we all agreed!" uses quotation marks and other punctuation correctly.

This sentence's quotation marks and other punctuation are correct because its structure is a reported one, and a reported speech should come with a (" ") quotation mark.

Also, "The lottery" seems to highlight the message the reporter is trying to pass across to their hearer. So, having it in "quotations" is correct.

The exclamation punctuation marks give meaning to the mood of both the originator of the speech and the reporter. The reporter seems grateful that Tonia said that because they, with other fellows, truly find the story most disturbing. So, making the other punctuation correct.

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Eleanor's mom and stepfather, Richie, are upset when Park tries to visit her at home to give her a comic book. As a result, Eleanor is barred from seeing Park.

Rainbow Rowell's debut young adult book is titled Eleanor & Park. The story is told in parallel narratives by Eleanor and Park, two outcasts who lived in Omaha, Nebraska, during 1986 and 1987, and was published in 2012.

When Park tries to visit Eleanor at home to give her a comic book, Eleanor's mother and stepfather, Richie, become unhappy. Eleanor is consequently forbidden from seeing Park.

Although Eleanor accepts his present in front of him, she rejects it and returns it to her mother.

Thus, this happened when Park visits Eleanor, and the way both Eleanor and Richie respond to the visit.

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Answer:

charlie at the end of the story is mostly the same but at the end he was a little bit smarter, and aware that he was once smart. now he feels humiliated b/c he isn't as smart as he once was.

Answer:

Inverted Syntax is a literary device that refers to a change in a pattern of words in a sentence. It's used as a literary device to create rhyming patterns, specific tempos, certain mood, or dramatic effect.

Example:

Janet fell from the sky,

From the sky, Janet fell.

-According to Penlighten .com

Explanation:

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The quote which Romeo's desire for a physical relationship,  "Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight! For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night." (1.5.51-52)

In Shakespeare's play "Romeo and Juliet," Romeo's first words upon seeing Juliet express his immediate attraction and desire for a physical relationship in Act 1, Scene 5.

The mention of his heart and the emphasis on seeing her beauty suggest his immediate attraction and desire for a deeper connection with Juliet, including a physical relationship.

Thus, in these lines, Romeo declares that he has never experienced true love or witnessed such beauty until he lays eyes on Juliet.

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At the start of the play, Macbeth is described as a loyal and brave soldier who is highly respected by his peers. He is also seen as a man of integrity who is honest and noble. However, by the end of Act II, one of these descriptions no longer fits Macbeth. He is no longer seen as a man of integrity and honesty.  

Macbeth's ambition and desire for power have taken over, and he is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals, including murdering the king. Macbeth has become consumed by his own ambition, and his actions reflect this change in his character. He is no longer the loyal and brave soldier he once was, but rather a man who has succumbed to his own desires and is willing to betray those closest to him to achieve his own ends.

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Explanation:

Hamlet asks Horatio, "Has this fellow no feeling of his business, that he sings at grave-making? Horatio sensibly replies that the gravedigger has gotten used to it. Up to this point in the play, Hamlet has been unable to get used to the idea of his father's death, but in the following moments of the scene, Hamlet seems to adopt the gravedigger's viewpoint. Hamlet is therefore suggesting that the gravedigger does not really feel for any family that has experienced loss as he is singing whilst digging a grave.

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Answer:

the danger that are in alcohol

Answer:

Personal pronouns are used to refer to different individuals or groups in a conversation. Here are the personal pronouns referring to the first person, second person, and third person:

First person:

Singular: I, me, my, mine

Plural: we, us, our, ours

Second person:

Singular: you, your, yours

Plural: you, your, yours

Third person:

Singular: he, him, his (referring to a male), she, her, hers (referring to a female), it, its (referring to a neutral object or animal)

Plural: they, them, their, theirs

These pronouns are used to indicate who is speaking (first person), who is being spoken to (second person), and who or what is being talked about (third person).

To prove that the quotient of a PID (Principal Ideal Domain) by a prime ideal is again a PID, it is necessary to apply the following three steps:

Step 1: Show that the quotient ring R / P is an integral domain. For this, consider that P is a prime ideal of the principal ideal domain R. By definition, a PID is an integral domain, and every ideal in it is principal. Hence, let R be a principal ideal domain and P be a nonzero prime ideal in R. Then, R / P is an integral domain.

Step 2: Demonstrate that R / P is a Noetherian ring. For this, suppose that I is an ideal in R / P. Using the correspondence theorem, the ideal I of R / P corresponds to an ideal I' in R containing P. Since R is a PID, I' is generated by some element a of R. Thus, I = (a + P), showing that R / P is a principal ideal ring. Therefore, R / P is Noetherian.

Step 3: Prove that R / P is a PID. In light of the previous step, every ideal of R / P is of the form I = (a + P). Moreover, if J = (b + P) is another ideal in R / P, then I is contained in J if and only if a + P is contained in b + P. Hence, J is a multiple of I. Therefore, R / P is a PID. In summary, it has been proven that the quotient of a PID by a prime ideal is again a PID.

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Phoenician traders did not visit Ireland. This statement is correct based on historical facts. The Phoenician traders were a maritime trading culture from the eastern Mediterranean who traded and explored extensively from around 1550 BCE to 300 BCE.

They explored the western Mediterranean, the Atlantic coast of Africa, and the northern coast of the Indian Ocean. Babylon and Senegal were visited by Phoenician traders in ancient times and Sicily was one of their prime colonization sites.The Phoenician script differs from other ancient scripts like Linear-A, Cuneiform and Hieroglyphs in that it is alphabetic, meaning that each character represents a letter rather than a syllable or word. This statement is correct based on historical facts. The Phoenician alphabet is an abjad, or consonantal alphabet, consisting of 22 letters. Unlike other ancient scripts, each character represents a sound rather than a concept, syllable, or word. It was widely adopted and modified by many cultures and became the ancestor of modern scripts like the Greek and Latin alphabets.

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Answer:

To whom it may concern,

                                         I would like to address a rather pressing issue within academic settings in all parts of the world. Students that have access to utilize their cellular devices in an academic setting for non-academic purposes are becoming a major distraction not only to themselves, but to those around them. The use of cellular devices during a time reserved for lectures can inhibit students' abilities to focus and absorb information. There is no reason for students' to have access to their cellphones during the school day unless there is an emergency. It would be greatly appreciated if certain steps were taken to bring this issue to school administrators attention.

Explanation:

Answer:

— The solution must be in the rational middle ground between mass deportation and amnesty. Report by Laura Collins January 19, 2021.

The phrase best completes the writer's explanation is "Evolved beyond the needs to communicate using words."

Fiction is any creative work, primarily any narrative work, that depicts imagined people, events, or locations in imaginative ways. Thus, fictional representations are at odds with reality, history, or plausibility.

Traditionally, the term "fiction" has been used to refer narrowly to written tales in prose, frequently referring only to novels, novellas, and short stories.

However, fiction is more widely defined as imagined stories that are presented in any form, including writing, live theater, movies, television shows, radio dramas, comic books, role-playing games, and video games.

Since the fictionality of a work is typically advertised to the public, the audience anticipates some deviations from reality rather than, say, providing only factually accurate portrayals or characters who are real persons.

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Answer:b

Explanation:

Answer:

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"The Dance of Connection" is a visual representation of two central ideas or themes: the interdependence of all living beings and the transformative power of empathy.

"The Dance of Connection" is the title.

The visual illustration of two important ideas or themes in "The Dance of Connection" is the interconnectedness of all living creatures and the transformational power of empathy. The artwork highlights the complicated web of interactions that exist between humans, animals, and environment through a sequence of interwoven pictures.

The centre graphic displays a lively, whirling dance floor, representing life's interconnectivity. Diverse people representing many species, genders, ages, and civilizations beautifully entwine in a rhythmic dance on the dance floor.

The figures grasp hands to represent the connections of empathy and understanding that bind them together. A natural tapestry emerges around the dancing floor. Trees, flowers, and animals appear and mix with the human forms, demonstrating humanity's connection.

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Step 1:

The stoichiometric air-fuel ratio for the combustion of the gaseous fuel is 14.4 on a molar basis.

Step 2:

When determining the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio, we need to consider the balanced chemical equation for the combustion of the gaseous fuel. In this case, the volumetric analysis tells us that the fuel consists of 60% C2H6 (ethane) and 40% H2 (hydrogen gas). To calculate the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio, we need to find the molar ratio of the fuel components in the balanced equation.

For ethane (C2H6):

C2H6 + 7.5(O2 + 3.76N2) → 2CO2 + 3H2O + 7.5(3.76N2)

For hydrogen (H2):

2H2 + 7.5(O2 + 3.76N2) → 2H2O + 7.5(3.76N2)

From the equations, we can see that for every 1 mol of C2H6 or 1 mol of H2, we need 7.5 mol of O2 and 28.2 mol of N2 (since air contains approximately 79% nitrogen, 21% oxygen). Therefore, the stoichiometric air-fuel ratio is given by:

Stoichiometric air-fuel ratio = (7.5 mol O2 + 28.2 mol N2) / (1 mol C2H6 + 1 mol H2) = 14.4

Step 3:

To ensure complete combustion of the gaseous fuel, a stoichiometric air-fuel ratio of 14.4 is required. This means that for every mole of ethane or hydrogen in the fuel mixture, we need 14.4 moles of air containing the necessary oxygen and nitrogen. This ratio ensures that all the carbon and hydrogen in the fuel react fully with the available oxygen, resulting in the complete conversion of the fuel to carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O).

Using 120% of the theoretical air (which means 20% excess air), we can perform a wet analysis of the products. Excess air helps ensure complete combustion by providing additional oxygen. The wet analysis involves determining the composition of the exhaust gases, particularly the levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), water vapor (H2O), and any remaining unreacted oxygen (O2). These measurements are important in assessing the efficiency and environmental impact of the combustion process.

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The author builds a connection with her largely unreceptive, if not outright hostile, audience by fulfilling her obligation and enduring the challenges. To build a connection with an unreceptive audience, the author can employ several strategies:

1. Acknowledge the audience's perspective: The author can demonstrate an understanding of the audience's concerns and viewpoints. This helps to establish empathy and shows that the author is aware of their skepticism or hostility.

2. Provide evidence and examples: The author can support their arguments with facts, statistics, or real-life examples. This helps to build credibility and convince the audience of the validity of the author's position.

3. Use persuasive language and rhetoric: The author can employ persuasive techniques, such as using strong and compelling language, appealing to emotions, or employing logical reasoning. These techniques can help capture the audience's attention and sway their opinions.

4. Address counterarguments: The author can proactively address potential counterarguments or criticisms that the audience may have. By doing so, the author shows that they have considered different perspectives and can provide a well-rounded response.

5. Maintain a respectful and professional tone: Regardless of the audience's hostility, the author should remain calm, respectful, and professional throughout their communication. This helps to establish credibility and encourages the audience to engage in a more constructive dialogue.

In summary, the author builds a connection with her largely unreceptive, if not outright hostile, audience by fulfilling her obligation and enduring the challenges. This can be done through acknowledging the audience's perspective, providing evidence and examples, using persuasive language and rhetoric, addressing counterarguments, and maintaining a respectful tone.

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