Read the passage. Then answer the question. " Rescue Mission " How does the literary point of view in "The Rescue Mission" affect the reader's understanding of the story? Use evidence from the text to support your response. Has to be one complete paragraph. ( You'll have to expand the picture to read the passage). Will Mark Brainliest if answered correctly.​

Answer:

From the literary point of view, it is a “first person perspective” in the writing. In this passage, the author wants you to feel how he was feeling during that given situation. Hence, the lines of the texts that says”Every move will be deliberate and meticulous, just like that rescue from sophomore year. I’m close enough to see the relief in the fishermen’s faces. I’ve got this.” Pertaining to himself, and describing his experiences in a detailed manner in order for readers to know what he had experienced in the past.

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Is the sentence below written in the active voice or passive voice?
Pacha was given a cherry tree to plant in his garden.

Identify the thesis statement in the following passage. What is the price to become a hero? For poor Odysseus, it took all of his men, all of his ships, and twenty long-suffering years. The hero’s journey has seven steps. It begins in the ordinary world where the hero receives the call to adventure. At first, he refuses the call before crossing the threshold to adventure. The hero has the assistance of a mentor for guidance as he faces life threatening ordeals. After surviving his ordeals, the hero returns to the ordinary world transformed by his experiences and understands the world more deeply. The story of Odysseus is an example of the hero’s journey. *
10 points
A. The hero's journey has seven steps.
B. The story of Odysseus is an example of the hero's journey.
C. What is the price to become a hero?
D. None of the above.

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In the story "American History", by Judith Ortiz Cofer, what is a person vs person in the story.

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Question 4
The following question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.
Part A:
Which sentence states a central argument of the text?
A
People in Africa are becoming leaders in climate change activism.
B
The world is taking notice of Africa's climate change issues.
с
One person can have a great deal of influence through activism.
D
People should be involved in climate change activism.
Part B:
the cantral arqument?

describe a time in the discussion when you asked a follow up question to get more information I need help! its for my project I haven't finished it yet its 11:26 I started 3 hours ago!!!

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Fill in the blanks with correct articles.
1) I saw____ blue balloon.
2) ___ sun is bright.
3) There is ____ eagle flying in the sky.
4) Sita ate ______ orange.​

As soon as the game was finished I hurried home for my supper Is it a simple or compound or complex sentence​

Does anyone have an idea on a the first sentence should GRAB the reader in an introduction paragraph? My introduction paragraph is below

There are many reasons why people of all ages are happy or unhappy in life. One of the common reason for people’s unhappiness is obesity. Commonly, obese people have a hard time walking or getting around, can be required to use a walker, cane, scooter, or wheelchair. They also need assistance with taking care of their basic needs. Often obese people snore, experience shortness of breath, have serious health problems, are not able to participate in some activities, are bullied, and live with many other issues which includes challenges like social, emotional, and physical problems in life.

Which of the following aspects of theodora’s behaviour before and after the manuscript is mailed best illustrates her overall emotional state?

what is the meaning and importance of pro-natural

This itinerary leaves us plenty of lee-way to make up for the lost sleep.

Rewrite;replacing the phrasal verb lee-way with a word or phrase that means the same​

The book can be found online. Question: By the end of the story, Ben and Rose are now in the same location and the same time. The relationship between the two is revealed and deeply connected to a small collection of items: Ben’s locket (pgs. 505-507), the Wonderstruck book (pgs. 515 – 519), and the seashell turtle (pgs. 548 – 549).

For this analytical paragraph, choose ONE of these items and compose a cohesive and thoughtful analytical paragraph that explores the symbolic nature of the object. What does this object represent to Ben? What does this object represent to Rose? How does this object connect the two characters? How is the author using this object to convey a message or lesson to the reader? (It might be helpful to start with your ideas about that last question as your thesis and then use the other questions to support and explain the thematic connection). Please help within the hour. I will mark brainliest.

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5 Choose the correct answer.
1 Gary hadn't been living there long when he
a) was meeting b) met c)'d met
2 Joseph was anxious because Linda
yet.
a) wasn't arriving b) didn't arrive
c) hadn't arrived
3. It was light when they finally
home.
a) were getting b) got
c) had gotten
4 Everything was spotless. They
the house from top to
bottom.
a) were cleaning b) cleaned c)'d cleaned
5 Sarah was bored. She the movie three times already.
a) was seeing b) saw c)'d seen
6 How long had you
be orking there when they
finally
you
a) promoted b) hau ted c) had been promoting
7 He his bags and left for good.
a) was packing b) packed c) had packed
8 They were miles away from home when they realized
they
their passports.
a) were forgetting b) forgot c) 'd forgotten
9. I'm so sorry. I
a) was forgetting b) forgot c) 'd been forgetting
10 It was such a shame that the play was canceled.
forward to it for months.
*) looked b) 'd looked c)'d been looking
to give you the message. Here it is now.

Read the passage and decide whether each phrase supports the author’s purpose of showing how lovely and full of life the place was.

Along the roads
, laurel, viburnum and alder, great ferns and
wildflowers delighted
the traveler's eye through much of the year. Even
in winter
the roadsides were
places of beauty
, where
countless birds
came to feed on the berries and on the seed heads of the dried weeds rising above
the snow
.

—Silent Spring,
Rachel Carson

Supports Purpose

Is Neutral

When interpreting literature, which is NOT an acceptable form of evidence to support your interpretation?

your own comment on the text
quotes from the text
the biography of the author
cultural context

According to a recent survey, 65% of young people would like to study in a foreign country.

Opinion

Fact

Approximately one in three people who take part in voluntary activities say that it has made them feel better about themselves.

Opinion

Fact

Professor Mark Thompson believes that people from wealthy backgrounds tend to volunteer more than people from poorer ones.

Opinion

Fact

It has been proven that the main reason people volunteer is to help other people, although some people also do it in order to try a new experience.

Opinion

Fact

‘Instead of making people busier and more tired, taking part in voluntary activities may actually help decrease people’s stress levels,’ comments Clara Coleman, a researcher at Princeford University.

Opinion

Fact

‘Employers don’t appreciate people who do volunteer work alongside their normal jobs,’ suggests Joel Gateman.

Opinion

Fact

Add your own version of how Jamal was “scared.”
Write two or three sentences that show the reader exactly what he said, did, or thought.




"Jamal was scared. He pumped on the brakes frantically, but nothing happened. As hard as he tried to keep his shaking hands steady on the wheel, no matter what Jamal did, the car was just sliding over the road. “Man, that linebacker looks big,” Jamal thought. As he watched the guy lumber towards him, Jamal felt himself shrinking back. “Bigger up close than he looked from over on the sidelines.” “Hold on a second,” Jamal said as the boy loomed over him. Jamal tried to keep his voice calm and friendly. “I had no idea that was your little brother’s lunch.”

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Some sections of "Initiation" imply that Millicent will

decline the sorority's invitation.

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Why does Addie compare the settlement home to a lantern in this paragraph?
A) To exaggerate the judgmental attitudes of those who run the house
B) To indicate that the community surrounding the house takes its services for granted C) To help the reader visualize the beautiful architecture of the house
D) To symbolize the house as a comforting place in a poverty-stricken neighborhood

Which line is made up of iambs?
O A. Pardon me for asking.
O B. Listen, your majesty.
O C. Consider what I say.
D. In a minute, go home.

What is Krakauer's most likely purpose in using the following epigraph?
I wished to ... find, amidst the solitude and grandeur of
the western wilds, more correct views of human nature
and of the true interests of man. The season of snows was
preferred, that I might experience the pleasure of suffering,
and the novelty of danger.
-Estwick Evans, A Pedestrious Tour
A. To show that McCandless's risk-taking behavior was not unique
B. To emphasize the importance of reading books about the
wilderness
C. To point out the problems in the thought processes of both Evans
and McCandless
D. To explore the relationship between human nature and winter
weather

Exercise III: Choose the words given in box to complete the sentences below

Badly, hard, heavily, late, later, loudly, quietly, seriously, silently,
slowly, successfully, well,
1. I think I am a good singer and I like to sing. When people say that I sing _____________, it
makes me happy.
2. We asked our teacher to speak more _________because she always spoke too
____________and we couldn't hear her at all.
3. It's very important to work ______________when studying another language. Don't give up!
4. The robber _____________lifted the window so nobody could hear him as he entered the
house.
5. Sara ______________completed her Master's Degree in Business. Isn't that great?
6. A: Did her airplane arrive ________________last night? B: Yes, it did. It arrived much
________than she expected.
7. It was raining so ____________this morning that we cancelled the picnic.
8. A: How do you think you did on the test today?
B: Oh, terrible! I think I did quite ______________. I didn't study and I don't really understand
the grammar.
9. Darren is a slow eater. He eats so ___________that he's always the last one at the dinner
table.
10.The dog was _______________injured in the accident, but it recovered and is healthy now.