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<span>When the speaker sees bent birch trees, he likes to think that they are bent because boys have been “swinging” them. He knows that they are, in fact, bent by ice storms. Yet he prefers his vision of a boy climbing a tree carefully and then swinging at the tree’s crest to the ground. He used to do this himself and dreams of going back to those days. He likens birch swinging to getting “away from the earth awhile” and then coming back. hope this helps you
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Explanation:
Since I don't have the text, can't use details, but basically, the quote means that she was kept away from racism. Her family, or situation, has kept her away from adn out of sight of racism. She is not exposed to it, so she doesn't know what it is.
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The best way for the author to combine sentences 7 and 8 is
B: Insulated boxes can help keep warm food warm and cold food cold; although some foods need to be refrigerated or heated to kill germs that cause food poisoning.
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Punctuation is very important in writing. It is very important for better understanding of the writing and it makes writing more appealing to the reader.
Whenever there is a contrast being shown between two clauses in a sentence, we use although. As a rule, there must be a comma before although. If there is another independent clause being introduced as second part of the sentence, we use a semicolon before that. The second part of the sentence “some foods need to be refrigerated or heated to kill germs that cause food poisoning” is an independent clause which can act as standalone sentence. So, option B is the correct option to choose.
A bounce room. it's Willie Wonka and he has money and all these other rooms why not have a bounce house room? it would be fun if children and adults can go to the factory and bounce around.
