Does the setting of It’s Carnival have the same impact on the story as the original? Explain why or why not.

1. In the Outsiders, Contrast the behavior of Dally, Johnny, and Ponyboy at the drive-in.

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Answer:

At the drive-in, Dally harassed Cherry and Marcia and was quite rude. On the other hand, Ponyboy was nice to the girls, and they had a friendly conversation about Soda. Although Johnny was shy and didn't talk, he was the only one who stood up to Dally for the girls when he continued to harass them.

Explanation:

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Which of the following is true about the Inca civilization?

Gelneren [198K]

A. they knew how to mummify their dead :)

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What do the details in this excerpt help readers to infer about the barbarians? They are just as mean and monstrous as the fishe

taurus [48]

This question is incomplete. Here is the complete question:

Read the excerpt from Heart of a Samurai and then answer the question. The strangers leaped out of their boats and pulled them up on the small beach. By signs, they made it clear the castaways should climb aboard. The fishermen exchanged frightened glances and whispered to one another, "What about Denzo and Jusuke?" Gesturing, Manjiro communicated to the strangers about the two men in the cave. Denzo and Jusuke were retrieved, both of them so weak they had to be carried to the boats. Everyone found a place and the sailors shoved off. The two boats rowed away from the island toward an unknown future. The sun flickered on the restless waves just as it always did. The wind blew just as steadily as it always had. Yet everything had changed. They had been rescued from the island, only to be taken captive by barbarians. Manjiro stared at the strangers when he thought they weren’t looking. Sometimes he caught them staring at him when they thought he wasn’t looking.

What do the details in this excerpt help readers to infer about the barbarians?

A)They are just as mean and monstrous as the fishermen expect them to be.

b) They are suspicious creatures who seem to be from a place other than Earth.

c) They have a plan to humiliate the fishermen and are waiting for the right time.

d) They are just as curious about the fishermen as the fishermen are about them.

Answer:

The correct answer is option d) They are just as curious about the fishermen as the fishermen are about them.

Explanation:

By reading this extract we can see how the fishermen were caught by the barbarians. We cannot say for sure that they were evil creatures who wanted to harm fishermen as there is no evidence of this in this text.

But what we can say is that both the fishermen and the barbarians were curious about each other. We can deduce this by the following line:

<em>"Manjiro stared at the strangers when I thought they weren't looking. Sometimes I caught them staring at him when they thought I wasn't looking." </em>

This exchange of glances shows us that they were both curious.

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3 years ago

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Which type of poetry has a plot?

julsineya [31]

C. Narrative has a plot, character and setting.

Think of a movie with Morgan Freeman, in the beginning when he Narrates he is describing the setting, plot, and sometimes characters.

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"The exhibit models, their accompanying text, and the overall layout of the Rose Center organized the principal contents of the

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Read this paragraph: The exhibit models, their accompanying text, and the overall layout of the Rose Center organized the principal contents of the solar system by objects of like properties, rather than as enumerations of planets and their moons. This decision landed Pluto among the growing number of icy objects found beyond Neptune, and left it unmentioned and out of view among our models for the rocky, terrestrial objects (Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) and the gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune). By this organization, we practically abandoned the concept of planet altogether. Neil deGrasse Tyson, The Pluto Files What is the main idea of this paragraph?

A.The exhibit at the Hayden Planetarium didn't classify Pluto the same way it classified other planets.

B. Pluto was considered just another icy object that was found in abundance in the solar system.

C. Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars are considered rocky, terrestrial objects instead of planets.

D. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are filled with gas and are therefore considered gas giants.

Answer:

A.The exhibit at the Hayden Planetarium didn't classify Pluto the same way it classified other planets.

Explanation:

The main idea of a paragraph is the theme or the main idea that is passed across in a literary work or writing.

The main idea of the paragraph is the option A because the central theme or message it is passing across in the entire paragraph is that the exhibition at Hayden Planetarium classified Pluto differently from other planets.

It was mentioned that the exhibit models were arranged a properties instead of enumerations of planets and this decision made Pluto different from others.

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