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1. Which statement best describes the shift in public perceptions of women depicted in "The Women Who Went to the Field"? A. Fir

Amanda [17]

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Explanation:

The North American Review came out the other day for woman suffrage. That fact in itself does not

guarantee that women will get the suffrage right away, but it does attest that woman suffrage is an idea

on which some fairly thoughtful minds still dwell. Colonel Roosevelt is credited with having womansuffrage sentiments, and we guess Colonel Bryan also harbors them.

Woman suffrage is particularly good form just now because of the considerable stir about it in England.

Likely enough it will be realized in England before it is here. The population of England is mainly

English, and is not being enriched (or diluted) by an annual immigration of a million and a quarter of

newcomers from the outskirts of continental Europe. Woman suffrage in England would only mean

more of the same, but here it would mean both more of what we have got and of what we are getting.

The primary objection to woman suffrage is that it would add an enormous army of unqualified voters

to the huge mass of them that vote now. The primary argument in extenuation of it is that the standard

of qualification for voting is already so low that no possible influx of women voters could lower it. As it

is, our voters are an instrument to play upon. If the women voted it would be a bigger instrument, but

would it be in any important particular a different one? If the political achievements of the Women's

Christian Temperance Union in suppressing the army canteen are a fair example of what women might

be expected to do in politics, it will not profit the administration of government to have their direct

political power increased. It is likely, however, that the W. C. T. U. no more represents women in

general than the Prohibition party represents men in general. It is likely, too, that if women got the

suffrage, such organizations as the W. C. T. U. would lose in relative influence. Now they stand as lone

representatives of organized political womanhood. Their views are disseminated and their purposes are

pressed, but the views of women who dissent from them are not heard., If all women were politically

organized, the leadership of such special organizations would promptly be disputed and their influence

would probably diminish.

That has happened already in the case of the American suffragists. When it began to be feared that the organized action of

women who wanted to vote would force the suffrage upon the large majority of women who do not want to vote, the

antisuffrage women organized to prevent it. So far their opposition has usually been effective, so that for ten years past in the

older and more conservative States the woman-suffrage movement has retrograded.

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3 years ago

What moral lesson do we take from the author’s grandfather in the story?

Sauron [17]

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I'd go with the first option, because if you are writing a first-person you are using the word I a lot. and that gets kind of boring.

It helps me understand the idea of sharing to them when he says that they had to share in order to survive.

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The family was so fed up with his activities that the grandfather decided to return Toto back to the Tonga driver. Hence, the moral of the story is that one must maintain courtesy

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3. "...Headmasters are giants.. What is the device of this phrase

mojhsa [17]

The device would be a metaphor because the phrase is comparing headmasters to giants without using the words like or as

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3 years ago

What are three writing techniques that lead to errors in parrallel structure

Anni [7]

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Correct parallel structure is important because it makes a sentence easier to read and

understand. Correct parallel structure allows for essays and paragraphs to flow more smoothly

for the reader.

To fix an error in parallel structure, the writer must put all the words or phrases in a series in

the same form. Here are some examples of errors in parallel structure and how these errors can

be fixed.

Incorrect: Marisa stopped at the grocery store, the bank and ran to the library

Correct: Marissa stopped at the grocery store, the bank and the library.

In this sentence, the words in the series are all nouns with the word the before the noun. For

this sentence to be correct, the last part ran to the library should be changed to the library.

Coordinating conjunctions are

words that connect words, phrases or clauses in sentences. The coordinating conjunctions are for, and, or,

but, nor, yet, so. Here are some examples of sentences with coordinating conjunctions where

parallel structure is used correctly.

We need to buy peaches, strawberries, and melons from the farmer’s market

Sally’s cat is fat but he is feisty

I don’t know where he went or when he will be back.

Parallel structure must take place in sentence with correlative conjunctions. Correlative

conjunctions are like coordinating conjunctions because they link words, phrases and clauses in

a series. However, correlative conjunctions consist of two words paired together. Some

common correlative conjunctions are: not only… but also, neither/either… or, whether… or, as

many as. Here are some examples of sentences with correlative conjunctions where parallel

structure is used correctly.

Not only was she tired, but she was also sick to her stomach.

Neither snow nor rain can keep me from you.

I do not know whether the recipe calls for baking soda or baking powder.

When making comparisons, a sentence must be parallel. Here are some examples of

sentences with comparisons that have correct parallel structure.

I would rather take the train than take the bus.

Sam’s car is faster than Alex’s car.

Strawberries are just as tasty as blueberries.

The Harry Potter series is just as good as The Hunger Games series.

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3 years ago

Identify the pronoun in each of the following sentences as intensive or reflexive.

Scorpion4ik [409]

Answer:

(B.) Reflexive should be the correct answer.

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