In "The Long Journey Through the Wilderness," how is Moses different from Joshua and Caleb?<span><span><span> A.</span>Moses never enters the Promised Land.</span><span><span> B.</span>Joshua and Caleb never see the Promised Land.</span><span><span> C.</span>Moses does not question the Lord.</span><span><span> D.</span><span>Joshua and Caleb were not enslaved in Egypt.</span></span></span>
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<h3><u /></h3><h3>Answer:</h3>
Satire was popular among 18th-century English writers <u>B.</u> <u>Because writers wanted to expose people's flawed thinking about religious traditions. </u>
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Satire is a technique that writers use to expose one's foolishness by the use of dark humour. It's basically like mocking someone. Back then, the writers used this to expose the way people thought about religious traditions, and to address other issues.
When you go into an interview, you should call your employer sir (for a guy), or ma'am (for a girl). This shows respect. It also shows authority. If they ask you to call them something else, call them that name. That's another sign of respect. Don't add things like Mrs, Mr, Miss, if they say "My name is Kim.".
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Answer:
Possibly true
Explanation:
Im not positive but I think its true
The answer is: [C]: "Sentence 3" .
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Note: The following is "Sentence 3" :
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"Come to our recording studio after school in the afternoon and get right on the mic."
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refer to: "after school in the afternoon" ; which is redundant; since: "after school"; is inherently in the afternoon, so the phrase "in the afternoon" is redundant—and unnecessary.
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