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3 years ago

TKAM please answer soon!!!!!!

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She learns about the poor. The poor, then, are not always ignorant about absolutely everything. In fact, the poor can be incredibly adept at learning a very important trade, . . . it's just that the trade may not pay much money. A good beginning lesson for Scout to learn about the poor!

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Answer:

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Explanation:

1. I felt/had felt nervous because I never was/had never

been on a plane before.

Answer: I felt nervous because I had never been on a plane before.

2. We read/had read a few travel books before we

decided/had decided to visit Patagonia.

Answer: We read a few travel books before we decided to visit Patagonia

3. She reserved/had reserved a place for her tent a few

weeks before, but when she arrived/had arrived, the

campsite was full.

Answer: She had reserved a place for her tent a few weeks before, but when she arrived, the campsite was full.

4 The area was/had been quite clean, as some

responsible residents cleaned/had cleaned all the

rubbish away.

Answer: The area was quite clean, as some responsible residents had cleaned all the rubbish away.

5 Did you ever find/Had you ever found the luggage

you lost/had lost in the airport?

Answer: Did you ever find the luggage you lost in the airport

6 I never thought/had never thought that travelling

could harm the environment so dramatically before I

read/had read that story in the paper.

Answer: I had never thought that travelling could harm the environment so dramatically before I read that story in the paper.

7 We planned/had planned a very detailed itinerary,

but then we didn’t have/hadn’t had the time to visit

all the places on our list.

Answer: We had planned a very detailed itinerary, but then we didn't have the time to visit all the places on our list.

8. I managed/had managed to communicate with the

local people because I learnt/had learnt a few words

before the trip.

Answer: I managed to communicate with the local people because I had learnt a few words before the trip.

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3 years ago

What does this excerpt from act 1 of Romeo and Juliet reveal about the Montague-Capulet feud? ABRAHAM: Do you bite your thumb at

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The servants are more serious about the feud than their masters.

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4 years ago

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Give me 2 sentences for curiosity

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I wonder what's on the other side.

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3 years ago

A conundrum is a patriotic poem. True False

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Answer:

I think that a patriotic poem can be a riddle so it depends on the poem, but in vast majority my answer is True

Explanation:

A conundrum means a puzzling question or problem. The word conundrum can be used in a sentence as the word situation like "James was trying to answer a puzzling riddle and found himself in quite a deep conundrum."

Example here for a patriotic conudrum poem by Richard Ben:

The Conundrum

It is the noblest honour to serve,

But the most natural thing to love,

I present to you this conundrum,

Which is better to love or to serve?

To love is natural, to serve is noble,

Yet there exists no greater foe than these,

Man must choose,

If love triumph nobility is sacrificed,

If service triumph passion is sacrificed,

To ask man not to serve is blasphemy,

To ask man not to love is inhumane,

Shall we become stone’s to serve or

Become traitors to love.

True service enlists love, and there can

Be no love without service.

For which is better the love of a women

Or the admiration of men.

My weeping is two-fold,

One for never dreaming and

The other for never loving.

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3 years ago

What is the function of the underlined word in the following sentence?

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Answer: D. To suggest an alternative.

Explanation:

Conjunctions are the words that are used in linking other words, clauses or sentences together. Examples of conjunction include or, while, and, since, but, because, nor, yet, although, unless, etc.

"Or"used is used to to link alternatives. It is used for connecting choices or possibilities or choices. In this case, or is used in suggesting an alternative. Therefore, the correct option is D.

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