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jeka94

The point of the cartoon is to show how ignorant people can be about world problems. Many people decide to stick to their own mindset and are not open to other people’s advice and solutions.

I would say that I agree with the cartoon because many people find a way to ignore the problem. They decide to only focus on their own situations and forget about the most important ones that deal with the world.

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3 years ago

What is the predominant focus of the short story, "The Garden Party"? How do you know? Will mark brainliest!!!

pishuonlain [190]

They could not have had a more perfect day for a garden party if they had ordered it “ (38). Warm, windless, without a cloud in the sky, the Sheridan’s garden party was expected to be a great success.

Still at breakfast, Laura, Meg, Jose Sheridan and their mother sat discussing arrangements for the party. Mrs. Sheridan declared she was not going to make a single decision, an unfortunate announcement as the workmen had just arrived at the front gate to put up the marquee. Meg could not go outside to speak to them because her hair was wet. Jose was not dressed. Laura was nominated and she practically flew out of the house in anticipation. She loved to arrange things and felt she was better at it than everyone else.

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3 years ago

Which verb agrees in number with its subject? Each of the houses __________ three bedrooms. A. are B. has C. were D. ha

Annette [7]

D is the correct verb

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4 years ago

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Marsha stood in front of a painting, it’s colors a whirlwind of smears and dots. She peered down at the ink drawing clenched tig

erica [24]

B. because they used personification

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[4] it seems wonderful that so frail and lovely a plant has such power over human hearts. this calypso meeting happened some for

ddd [48]

The only statement that has anything to do with nature is the first one, which is as follows:

It seems wonderful that so frail and lovely a plant has such power over human hearts

First of all, John Muir recognizes and values the fragility of nature ("frail") and is appreciating it ("it is lovely").

In addition, John Muir is fascinated by the power of nature and also how, despite its fragility, it has a significant impact on humans. Having made a little money working on his brother-in-law's farm in the vicinity of Portage (Wisconsin).

John Muir set out on the first of his many lonesome journeys, botanizing in glorious freedom near the Great Lakes, wandering through countless Tamarac and arborvitae swamps, climbing trees, and savoring their blossoms and fruit like bees in beds of goldenrod.

He also praised the bog's and meadow's fresh, cool beauty and allure, rejoicing in the grasses, caries, and liverworts displayed in.

Learn more about John Muir

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