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The best way to manage your money is to create a personal budget (B).
Creating a budget can help you manage money by setting limits and goals on how you spend and save, and placing requirements on things you buy.
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Answer:
homeroom
Explanation:
In Avi's novel "Nothing But The Truth" we meet Mr. Lunser in Phillip Mallory's school. Mr. Lunser is Phillip's homeroom teacher for a time. He is a easy-going guy who is not very disciplined with his class. He tries to be humorous (he calls his students Bozos) and he is always cracking jokes with the class. During the opening of the novel morning announcements are being made, and Dr. Doane tells the students that on "this day Julius Caesar was assassinated. Mr. Lunser replies, " And right after that they all sat down and ate a Caesar salad." Phillp ends up having to transfer to Margaret Narwin's homeroom and she is extremely disciplined and very strict. This does not work out well for Phillip.
You did not provide the excerpt but I wound it and the correct answers are the following two sentences:
1.<span>For once, at least, I grasped the mental operations of the Morlocks.
Here we see that they do possess a kind of intelligence, maybe at first strange and unclear but it is there, no matter how strange it might seem.
2.</span><span>I was surprised to find it had been carefully oiled and cleaned.
Here the Time Traveler has found his Time Machine and he finds that the Morlocks had tried to grasp its function and its purpose. They have taken it apart and then cleaned and oiled it, which suggests they know somethings about how the machine work.
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Answer:
10. Rhythm: Made by stress or emphasis on syllables
4. Quick Rhythm: Ta da ta da ta da
5. Slower Rhythms: Ta ta da ta ta da ta ta da
9. Cadence: Rhythm that is not completely regular
7. Reading Aloud: To get the most enjoyment from poetry
2. Symbols: Things or happenings that stand for ideas
1. Ballads: Story poems that are sung
8. Poetic Language: Descriptive words, vivid words, figurative language
3. Popular Story Tellers: Those who could tell stories in rhyme
6. Poetry: A kind of musical game
