What seems to be the poet's attitude about war? In your opinion, is war usually a worthy
endeavor for humankind? Use examples from the text as well as your own life experiences. Don't
forget to use the S-Summarizing sentence at the end. Please help asap

In the poem 'There Will Come Soft Rains', the poet's attitude about war is that -War is a necessary evil that will eventually bring peace.

The poem  'There Will Come Soft Rains' is stunning and full of vivid imagery. Teasdale discusses the effect or lack there of—that humanity actually has on the natural world in this passage. Despite the fact that we are undoubtedly very destructive, our interactions with other living things are so one-sided that they would not even notice if we suddenly vanished from the planet. Teasdale makes references to war while talking about the natural world. The 1918 German Spring Offensive in the First World War inspired the song "There Will Come Soft Rains." It's likely that Teasdale also drew inspiration from the concurrent 1918 flu pandemic.

The speaker of the poem begins by listing several peaceful scenes. There are frogs croaking in water at night and birds circling, serenading out their "shimmering sounds." The world's creatures, trees, and wind are all in harmony and are satisfied with one another.

The poem's second half explains how nature and "Spring" wouldn't notice if all people were at war. They wouldn't be at all affected by it. Additionally, considering how little humans work perfectly into their world, they would not care if everyone on the planet vanished.

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In lines 1-3 ("I stood ...world"), personification primarily has the effect of
А
revealing a troubling aspect of an everyday concept
B
illustrating a whimsical fantasy through human interactions
С
transforming a natural process into a series of intentional actions
D
representing a real woman as a traditional figure from mythology
E
depicting a scientific event in terms of psychological perceptions

Can a spiritual healer put you in a dark knight of the soul?

Select any children’s story show how this story can be used in a non-language subjects.

Write a detailed paragraph that uses precise diction to explain your sense of humor.
Use what you have learned about humor and at least 2 words from the digital chart you completed in this lesson. Explain what does and does not make you laugh and how you typically respond to humorous texts.
Be sure to:
begin with a clear thesis statement explaining your sense of humor;
include some specific examples of things that make you laugh;
check your pronouns and their antecedents to ensure that they agree in number;
use complete, complex sentences; and
write 1-2 paragraphs.

Which quotation from chapter 2 of Night by Elie Wiesel best demonstrates the author’s viewpoint about the dehumanization of the passengers?

“‘There are eighty of you in the car,’ the German officer added. ‘If anyone goes missing, you will all be shot, like dogs.’”
“On the first day of the journey, she had already begun to moan. She kept asking why she had been separated from her family.”
“When they came back, they told us that they had learned, in exchange for a gold watch, that this was the final destination.”
“But there was nothing outside but darkness. We returned to our places, shame in our souls but fear gnawing at us nevertheless.

Dyslexic is a term often applied to a large subset of poor readers. These readers’ difficulties with accurate, fluent word recognition originate primarily with deficits in which of the following?

Which event from The Odyssey best highlights the idea that the acient greeks greatly disliked greediness?

Read the following passage:

"Football is still the most popular sport in the U.S. Nearly 40% of adults name it as their favorite. In 2018, the Super Bowl audience was five times larger than that for the NBA Finals. But America’s love affair with football is starting to fade away. Public approval of the National Football League is down ten points in the last five years. Recent polls show that for the first time, a majority of parents say they would try and talk their children out of playing the game if they asked about joining a team. Researchers suggest several possible causes for the decline, including disapproval of the on- and off-field behavior of professional players, concern over the physical and mental damage of the game at all levels of play, and a more general drop in sports viewership of all kinds. Whatever the cause, these trends are still new. Only time will tell if America and football are headed for a break-up or a make-up."

The main idea of the reading is that football is losing popularity in the U.S. Which of the sentences below provides supporting details for that idea?


In 2018, the Super Bowl audience was five times larger than that for the NBA Finals.


Recent polls show that for the first time, a majority of parents say they would try and talk their children out of playing the game if they asked about joining a team.


Only time will tell if America and football are headed for a break-up or a make-up.


America’s love affair football is starting to fade away.

Which story premise most clearly contains a supernatural element?
A. A cat and a dog form an unlikely friendship as they try to return
home.
B. King Baldric's knights swear to protect him from his rival, Prince
Aldor.
O C. Each event that a strange old man predicts eventually comes to
pass.
D. Two teens decide to dress up like video game characters for
Halloween.

Explain Miss Crocker's reaction to Mama's plan. Why would she react this way, stating that
Mama was "biting the hand that feeds her." What might account for this difference in
viewpoint? (Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry)

Refer to your Expeditions in Reading book for a complete version of this text.
Read the paragraph from “Solar-Powered Public Buildings? Not So Fast, California!”

And, sure, it sounds like a good idea. After all, who doesn’t want to save money? Who doesn’t want to protect the planet? Who rejects the use of advanced technology? It all seems so simple.

How does the author relate the ideas in the sentences?



A. with facts and data


B. by using time order


C. with parallelism


D. by using cause and effect

"abbie mackenzie slept,-little abbie mackenzie,with the mixture of the two strains of blood... what does each strain of blood give to abbie?

The Alexandrian scholar-poet Callimachus a. rejected poetry as unequal to scholarly work. b. rejected Greek philosophy as unequal to the epics of Homer. c. urged poets to write long epic works to rival Homer. d. urged his fellow poets to write short, finely crafted works rather than epics.

When a reader studies the combined effect of similes, metaphors, and allusions in Hamlet, the reader is analyzing the
choices.
Character
Language
Plot
Setting

Instructions: After reading the literary work "Under my Invisible Umbrella", list down the social issues that you have noticed in the essay and put it in a creative graphic presentation including the solutions that you think will help to solve those problems.​

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A reader can ask, "How would I react if the events in this book happened to me?” to put a text into

content.
context.
word order.
logical order.

PLEASE I NEED A ECR OF THIS PASSAGE. (p.s. whoever answers it write gets a brainlist!)
On a stormy day in April 1856, a ship carrying Egyptian cargo sailed along the Gulf Coast of Texas. The ship pitched sharply in the high seas. Days passed before the captain was able to transfer his freight to a small boat that could take it to shore. After three months at sea, 34 camels were about to set foot on U.S. soil! The camels were bound for the newly formed U.S. Camel Corps that belonged to the U.S. War Department. The head of the corps was Secretary of War Jefferson Davis. Davis hoped that the camels could be used to explore the deserts of west Texas, New Mexico, Arizona,\ and California. He believed the camels could carry supplies to remote army outposts and even carry soldiers to watch over pioneer settlements. But once on land, the camels had to travel to their permanent home at Camp Verde, Texas. Biting, Kicking, Spitting, and Smelling The journey was not easy and many problems occurred. Army men were familiar with horses and mules but not camels. Packing supplies around the hump in the middle of a camel's saddle frustrated the men. Some of them were convinced that the camels held grudges and waited to get even by biting, kicking, or spitting at them. Above all else, the camels smelled. Their odor was so strong that one whiff of the approaching camels sent horses stampeding. The army \ ended up sending a horseback rider ahead of the camels, yelling, "Get out of the road; the camels are coming." Camels on the Go But when the camels were called to carry supplies for a War Department expedition, the animals proved their worth. Edward Fitzgerald Beale, the expedition leader, praised them. "My admiration for the camels increases daily with my experience of them. They pack water for others four days under a hot sun and never get a drop; they pack heavy burdens of corn and oats for months and never get a grain; and on bitter greasewood and other worthless shrubs not only subsist but keep fat." On Active Duty Five years after the camels arrived in the United States, the Civil War divided the country. The Southern states decided to secede-or break away-from the Northern states and form the Confederate States of America. As Texas politicians argued whether their state should also secede, General Twiggs saw a way to finally rid his command of the camels. He suggested that he could save the U.S. government more than $500 each month by ending the Camel Corps. He asked permission to sell the camels or let them loose on the prairie. But before he received an answer, Texas did secede. Camp Verde surrendered to Confederate soldiers, who now found themselves in charge of weapons, supplies, and a total of 80 camels. For the next four years, Confederate soldiers used some of the camels to haul cotton to Mexico and salt throughout Texas. They loaned other camels to the postal service to deliver mail around San Antonio, Texas. But for the most part, the camels had little to do. The soldiers at Camp Verde paid little attention to them. Some camels wandered off; three traveled to the war-torn countryside of Arkansas. One Confederate general used a camel to carry his company's baggage. Soldiers reported seeing this camel "swinging along, under a little mountain of carpet- sacks, cooking utensils, blankets, etc." When the Civil War ended in 1865, the camels at Camp Verde became the property of the U.S. government. A year later, the 66 remaining camels were auctioned off. Edward Beale, who had been so taken with the camels, bought some of them. Beale's camels retired to his California ranch, where they lived in comfort. Others were bought and used to carry supplies over land. When these camels were no longer needed, the owners turned the camels loose. Over the years, settlers and miners claimed to see wild camels roaming the American Southwest.
here is the prompt for the ecr Based on information in the article, write an essay in which you argue that the U.S. Army should or should not have attempted to rebuild the Camel Corps following the Civil War.

Tuesdays With Morrie: What is Morrie "mourning?" Why is the mourning process important to us as humans? How does Morrie deal with his grief?

Eating and Being Human

What is 43285x10482
Mind helping?

Both the muggy weather and the noise from the crew working in the street made my headache worse.

is this a fragment

Unique things would separate you from other applicant’s applying for this money

Reading Walt Whitman's poetry makes the narrator aware of her *
sentimental nature.
love of language
religious beliefs.
feelings of rebellion.

Will mark brainlist

What are the six steps in preforming research?

Looking over this segment of the letter,
what line in this segment do you think is the
most impactful to describing the
African-American experience in segregation
Write down the line and why you selected that
line

Diondra wandered lazily through the meadow, her hand,
skimming over the brightly colored flowers that smiled up
at her. The sun bathed her in warmth as she settled into a
space between the majestic willow trees and the babbling
brook. Lying back, she watched the clouds meander across
the sky, imaging she was weightless and free.
What type of mood is created by the author's use of imagery in the passage?
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A. Calm and peaceful
B. Regretful and sad
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C. Angry and resentful
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D. Exhausted and tired

What does paragraph2 reveal about the narrator's point of view? How does the author develop this point of view? in the story fish cheeks​

In the sentence below, is the word trace being used as a noun, verb, or adjective?
He disappeared without a trace.