I do not know that I commonly dwelt much upon my personal appearance, save as it thrust itself as an incongruity into my father’s life, and in spite of unending evidence to the contrary, there were even black moments when I allowed myself to speculate as to whether he might not share the feeling. Happily, however, this specter was laid before it had time to grow into a morbid familiar by a very trifling incident.


What mood is created by the language in the second sentence of the excerpt?


trustful

sentimental

cheerful

relief

Answer:

I would believe it's sentimental

Explanation:

The narrator seems to be talking about a past experience of theirs. (I apologize if my answer is incorrect)

(1) Starting a new school is hard for many students. (2) You have to get over the first day jitters. (3) The nervous feeling you get doesn't go away all at once. (4) It may be well into the school year before you get comfortable. (5) You have to make new friends. (6) Making new friends can be just as difficult. (7) Many people going to a new school are reserved and too shy to make new friends. (8) Making new friends is the most important part of fitting into a new school. (9) It's easier to face a new challenge if you have people there to support you.
5
Which is the best way to rewrite sentence 5?
A.
For example, you have to make new friends.
B.
Then, you have to make new friends.
C.
In the same way, you have to make new friends.
D.
In contrast, you have to make new friends.

Who is the narrator in Shawshank? What 'job' does he have there? What are the only things he
refuses to deal with?

Select the quote that is punctuated correctly.

According to Norman Douglas "You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements."

According to Norman Douglas, "You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements."

According to Norman Douglas "You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements".

"According to Norman Douglas You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements."

Read the text and write seven the questions.
My family is very fond of fi shing. It’s a tradition in our family to go fishing once a month. We really like spending our free time outdoors. My friends think that this is an
unusual tradition. They think they are not patient enough to do it. Some even say that fi shing is boring. I think they are wrong.
We get to the lake early in the morning. First we go to our spot and get ready. Then we take our fi shing rods and cast them. We love coming early in the morning so that
we can admire the sunrise. The silence around us brings so much peace. When one of us catches the first fish, we wink at one another. We call it the good luck wink. After that each of us always catches fish.
Sometimes we organize fishing competitions. Last time I was the winner. I caught the
biggest fish. My father said he had never caught such a big fish. My mother said that I was a great fi sherman. I think my brother was a little bit upset. He was a little jealous at first. Then he told me I had done a great job. I know that I was just lucky that time. What I love most about our family is that we always stick together and support one another. Fishing is a possibility to be together and admire the beauty of nature.
There is something that bothers us. All the time we get there we fi nd a lot of litter. We really cannot understand why people are so irresponsible. It is our duty to preserve nature, not to destroy it. We always clean the place. But every time we get back there we fi nd it dirty. This makes me very sad.

TREBUIE SA ALCATUIESC 7 INTREBARI

Which underlined phrase relates to time?
O in his bed
Read the excerpt from "Home on the Range".
Richard Carter stretched in his bed after waking up from
an afternoon nap. He lay there looking around at the
colorful posters and pictures of his friends on the walls.
He climbed out of bed, feeling the cold wood floor under
his feet.
O afternoon nap
O out of bed
O cold wood floor

why does tim burton use high key lighting

Facts:if the crush you have on someone lasts for up to 4 months,it is to be called love. I hope this helps​

do you usually travel alone or in a group ?

some people say failure can lead to sucess do you agree or disagree and why​

describe a typical market day in your town or village

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What statement best explains the impact of the dogs growling in this passage

Readers in a Reader's Theater do actions as well as dialogue. TRUE OR FALSE

Select the correct sentence.
A.I really don't like blancmange so, I never eat the stuff.
B.I really don't like blancmange, so I never eat the stuff.
C.I really don't like blancmange so I never eat the stuff.

2. Complete the sentences and questions with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets. Use the affirmative, negative or interrogative forms.
1 _______ (you / write) an email to James last night?
2 I _______ (buy) the English-English dictionary because it was very expensive.
3 _______ (Stuart / see) Karen yesterday evening? She wanted to speak to him.
4 We _______ (go) to the cinema last Friday, but the film was terrible!
5 Mum _______ (cook) dinner last night. We went to a restaurant instead.
6 I don’t want lunch today because I _______ (have) a big breakfast this morning.
7 _______ (you / go) to the film club last Wednesday?


3. Complete the dialogue using the words in brackets.
Mel Ali? Are you there?
Ali Just a minute! 1________________ (I / listen) to some loud music – I'll turn it down.
That's better. How are you?
Mel Fine thanks! What's new?
Ali Nothing much. 2________________ (I / wait) for Hannah to come round at the moment.
Mel 3__________________ (I / not understand)! You 4________________ (not / like) Hannah!
Ali Yes, I know! But 5________________ (she / help) me with maths and physics this weekend, because 6________________ (I / need) to pass these exams on Monday.
Mel So 7________________ (you / study) all weekend?
Ali Yes – there's a lot to remember!

write a paragraph on what steps you need to take to graduate?You have a hour to respond​

How do Maria Elisa's and Mami's views on money compare?

Pronoun of Edison... I saw Edison break the window

Motikatika can best be described as

Tides on earth are caused by the difference in?

Is this an INDEPENDENT CLAUSE or a DEPENDENT CLAUSE? Go home. A. Independent clause B. Dependent clause

5. Craft and Structure: How does the tone shift in paragraph 13? How does the
author achieve this shift? In terms of argumentative structure, what is the
author trying to achieve?

critically discuss the assertion that litirature makes us more human​

some people say failure can lead to sucess give a reason to disagree​

write the meaning of each word

2. Which is the best thesis sentence for an essay comparing writing emails and talking on the phone?
A. Everybody loves talking on the phone, but writing emails is hard work.
B. Emails have become a useful and necessary part of our lives, but they will never completely replace
the connection of a telephone conversation.
C. My brother has told me that his work could not run without email, but he hardly ever uses the
telephone.

I need help!!

Thunderstorm by Stephanie Mulrooney

Which detail best highlights how Elliott created a divide between “superior” and “inferior” students?

write a debate on private is better than public school​

How does the narrator's family come to know Mr. Pirzada? *

high is to height as strong is to
a) stronger
b) strongly
c) strength
d) strongest​