Which word signals a cause?<br> O so<br> O then<br> O since<br> O therefore

Who believed in the 1950s that “the American people, for all their diversity, were becoming more and more alike”?

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Middle class Americans believed in the idea that "the American people, for all their diversity, were becoming more and more alike".

Explanation:

The 1950's is known to be an era of good times for the Americans, specially middle-class white Americans. They were satisfied with their lives during this era. There was an increase in number of people who could afford 'middle-class' standard of living, as per the government. People owned homes, owned cars and even televisions and washing machines.

Middle class Americans during the 1950's thought that their era was the time of prosperity and there was unity in people.

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What can carry hundreds of people at speeds of up to 300miles per hour, all without ever touching the ground? Hint: It's not an

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Answer is D, it isn’t cheap

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1. Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?

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Answer: He is a breath of fresh air

Explanation:

She is as sweet as a peach.

It feels like day will never end.

These are not because they use the words like and as for the description. These are similes.

Never cry over spilled milk is an idiom.

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A science teacher gives the following speech.

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Its would be A, because the story provides clues that states 'the speech will be presented to a faculty panel selected as judges

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Pick a character that effected Paul in tangerine and write about how that character effected Paul. 3 reasons and evidence for th

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Explanation:

n page 211-212 Luis confronts Erik for what he did to Tino.''He turned to Arthur and said,'We may have a situation here,Bauer,'...Arthur reached Luis turned and whipped the blackjack around with a loud whack against the side of Luis's head..Erik quickly walked passed Luis.He explained for the benefit of his group,''Arthur takes care of all my light work''',Luis,Tino's older brother,went to Erik's school to fight him for what he did to Tino.Instead of fighting Erik "Signaled" Arthur to hit Luis with the blackjack.

Erik Hits Tino

Thesis

Erik Fisher's choices have the greatest

impact on Paul Fisher because they affect his life,self-confidence,and he always gets dragged into Erik's bad problems.

By:Jasmine Hernandez

Erik chooses to spray paint in Paul's eye

In conclusion the choices Erik Fisher made effected Paul the most.

On page 205 of Tangerine,Erik lashes out on Tino.''Immediately,faster than we thought he could,faster than Tino thought he could,Erik lashed out,smashing the back of his hand across Tino's face smashing him so hard that Tino spun halfway around in the air and landed on the grass.'',Erik was so furious so he slapped Tino.This is significant because Erik caused Paul to loose his friends.Notonly that but then Luis,Tino''s older brother wanted to fight Erik,Paul then witnessed Luis being assaulted,and he knows how Luis was killed.

In page 263 and 264 of Tangerine,Paul has a flashback and remembers what has happened to him,this is the passage "Then I felt Erik grab me from behind, easily pinning both of my arms with one of his.I could hear my voice crying 'I didn't do it! I didn't do it!' And I remember Erik's fingers prying my eyelids open while Vincent Castor sprayed white paint into them."Paul is remembering what happened to his eyes,and it was Erik and his friend Vincent Castor who blinded him with spray paint.This is important because this effected Paul's eyesight.He thought his whole life,up until now,that he stared into an eclipse and that's how he got blind,and because of that lie he was told he thought he was stupid.Being legally blind also got him kicked off the Lake Windsor Middle soccer team.

Conclusion

Erik tells Arthur to hit Luis.

How Erik's choices affect Paul

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Which word signals a cause? O so O then O since O therefore