“I won’t let you win,” Jason said. Wait! Before, start I need to take you back to the beginning of the story. In world magic, there was a baby boy was born. His mother was the goddess of light. His father was the god of darkness. They had a forbidden love.

To protect their son, they left him in the hand of great wizards. As he grew up his “mother and father” had noticed that he was the prince of darkness and light. When Jason was five, his magic got out of control and he killed both of the great wizards.

He then vowed to never use his magic against unless he has to. 15 years later. “Hey, killer boy.” said the bullied. “I am not a killer!” Jason screamed. “Take this.” The bullied said. As he throws a deadly fireball at him. Jason jump out the way. He caught it and threw it back at the bullied. “Jason, that could have killed him,” said Mr. Jake the head of the school. “I don’t care,” Jason said.

Jason runs into the forbidden forest. “No, Don’t go in there,” Mr.Jake said too late as a monster appear so deadly that it even he couldn’t stop. Jason ran back behind Mr. Jake. Mr.Jake called all the teachers. The monster transforms into a human. He took down all the teachers. Mr. Jake said to Jason before he died “Use your power. Your true family is in the royal castle go to them.”

Jason became angry. He then looked at the monster and Yelled “Fight me! Instead, you dumb monster” The monster turns to him in blast magic at him. Jason put up a wall of light. Jason's magic got stronger every attack. Jason said, “I won’t let you beat me!”

Jason change into a god of both darkness and light. He rose and snap his finger and the monster power drain. Then reverse Mr.Jake death to make him live again. He restores all of the Mr.Jake memories. Jason then fell to the ground asleep. When he woke he was surrounded by a bunch of students. “He waking up,” said the girl. “He is a killer.” said a

boy. “Shut up, Sam If you hadn’t thrown a fireball now of this would happen.” said a different girl. “Ok. Lexi,” said Sam. Jason the rember that he had to get to the castle. He rose up. “Woah, where you think you're going?” said Lexi. “I must get to the castle,” says Jason…. The End For now.

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3 years ago

Which line best paraphrases this excerpt from “When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be”?

Nonamiya [84]

The line that best paraphrases the excerpt is A. And when I think that I’ll never see you again, beautiful creature (...).

To paraphrase is to express the meaning of something by rewording it in a different way. Both the excerpt and option A express the same: that the poet is considering the possibility of never looking at the beautiful "creature" again.

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4 years ago

In the refusal Which of these inferences is best supported by the passage below (paragraph 5)?

lina2011 [118]

The inference that is best supported by the passage is D. The narrator prefers to mind his own business and not pay attention to the ceremony or the refusal.

<h3>How to illustrate the information?</h3>

In the passage, the narrator describes an instance where the citizens are refused their wishes. They come back neither strengthened nor demoralized.

In the concluding part of the text, the narrator says that he feels the condition of things as much as everyone else, but he has no desire to find out the connection between these things.

This shows that the narrator decided not to be too invested in finding out the reason why these things were so. He showed an indifferent emotion.

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Which of these inferences is best supported by the passage below (paragraph 7)?

In all important matters, however, the citizens can always count on a refusal. And now the strange fact is that without this refusal one simply cannot get along, yet at the same time these official occasions designed to receive the refusal are by no means a formality. Time after time one goes there full of expectation and in all seriousness and then one returns, if not exactly strengthened or happy, nevertheless not disappointed or tired. About these things I do not have to ask the opinion of anyone else, I feel them in myself, as everyone does; nor do I have any great desire to find out how these things are connected.

Answer choices for the above question

A. The townspeople don’t mind the refusal because there’s nothing they really want.

B. The people of the town have come to expect—and even rely on—the refusal.

C. The townspeople blindly follow the orders of the government without questioning.

D. The narrator prefers to mind his own business

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Which phrase best describes this type of sentence? Sandy creates her best pieces of art late in the day. prepositional phrase mo

chubhunter [2.5K]

Prepositional phrase modifying an adverb

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