Which is an example of a literary theme

Answer:

here r some examples

Explanation:

"love," "war," "revenge," "betrayal," "patriotism," "grace," "isolation," "motherhood," "forgiveness," "wartime loss," "treachery," "rich versus poor," "appearance versus reality," and "help from other-worldly powers."

Answer:

Nothing is as important as famliy

Explanation:

A literary theme is the main idea or underlying meaning a writer explores in a novel, short story, or other literary work. The theme of a story can be conveyed using characters, setting, dialogue, plot, or a combination of all of these elements.

In simpler stories, the theme may be a moral or message: “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” In more complex stories, the central theme is typically a more open-ended exploration of some fundamental aspect of society or humanity.

                                                                                            - Master Class

Which revision best maintains an academic style throughout?

Check the collect sentences/ answer

B. The closing lines of the book state: “All of them, all except Phineas, constructed at infinite
cost to themselves these Maginot Lines' against this enemy they thought they saw across the
frontier, this enemy who never attacked that way—if he ever attacked at all; if he was indeed the
enemy.”
1. Why do you think we "construct" enemies in our life? From a psychoanalyst's
perspective, why is it easier to make someone an enemy than a friend?

English 2 What is symbolism??

What could the poem be expressing?
“A Bird, came down the Walk”
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in paragraph 7,the writer mentions social trust but does not clearly define it.infer or guess what social trust is form the passage​

Both works describe a father who wakes up early in the dark. What do these two fathers have in common? (Papa who wakes the tired in the dark) (Those winter sundays)

A Both are ambitious.
B Both are restless and aimless.
C Neither father wants to spend time with his family.
D Both work hard and love their families.

Tracking was Paul's favorite sport and no trail was too old or too dim for him to follow. He once came across the skeleton of a moose that had died of old age and, just for curiosity, picked up the tracks of the animal and spent the whole afternoon following its trail back to the place where it was born.
—The Marvelous Exploits of Paul Bunyan,
W.B. Laughead
Based on the folktale, the people who told this story probably thought that was very important.
a.understanding animals
b.being a good hunter
c.finding animal Skeltons
d. locating a birthplace

On vacation, we went swimming, diving, and for a canoe ride.
Which revision corrects the faculty parallelism in the sentence?
A. On vacation, we went swimming, for a dive, and for a canoe ride.
B. On vacation, we went swimming ,diving, and canoeing
C. On vacation, we went swimming,diving, and we took a canoe ride.
D. On vacation, we went for a swim, for a dive, and canoeing.

This scene is an example of dramatic irony used to create suspense since the audience knows that

the musicians will not arrive on time.
Capulet approves of the match to Paris.
Romeo is already married to Juliet.
the nurse will be unable to rouse Juliet.

Read the excerpt from The Building Manhattan

Today, the steel beams and girders of the city's skyscrapers are bolted together with special steel bolts and welded together. Compared with riveting, these connections are stronger, more quickly made, and require fewer men to accomplish

Which choice is the best paraphrase of the text?

A. Steel beams and girders in modern-day city skyscrapers have stronger connections and are put together more quickly and with fewer workers than connections formed by riveting
B. Steel beams and girders in today's skyscrapers are constructed with specially made steel bolts. Then, they are welded together. These modern-day connections are put together more quickly and by fewer workers than the ones made in the past by riveting. They are also stronger
C. Today, the steel beams and girders of the city's skyscrapers are bolted together with special steel bolts and welded together. Compared with riveting, these connections are stronger, more quickly made, and require fewer men to accomplish
D. Today's skyscrapers are built using steel bolts that are specially made for skyscraper construction. These bolts are welded together and create stronger connections than those made by riveting ​

Identify the subject and verb of the sentence.

With a smile on his face, Dad invited me to eat with him.

why should people be environmentally responsible​

Read this sentence from paragraph 2 of the passage.

For example, corn is vulnerable to certain kinds of worms that eat and destroy the corn stalks.

Which type of definition does the author create by including this sentence about "genetically modified organisms"?

Select one:
O a. a formal definition
O b. an informal definition
O c. an extended definition
d. a dictionary definition

Which is the best sentence?
A Our company invested over 6,300 hours on the project.
B Our company logged more than 6,300 hours on the project.
C During the course of the project, our company logged over 6,300 hours.
D Our company documented over six thousand, three hundred hours spent on the project.
D From start to finish, our company recorded more than 6,300 hours spent on the project.​

Writing prompt for a story set in the 1920s? I don't know much about that time period.

Learning Task 3 : Direction : Write a cause-and-effect paragraph using one effect --->multiple causes pattern on any of these topics.

NONSENSE = REPORT ​

Which statement represents an internal conflict?

what is a perfect world how would you create a perfect world

Describe the evolution of musical texture during the Medieval and Renaissance periods. Successful responses must define each texture, and accurately associate textures, style names and historical timelines.

Ophelia is granted a semi-Christian burial because:
A. she's a noble woman
B. Laertes bribed the priest
C. the king has interceded on her behalf
D. Hamlet talked with the gravediggers

Excerpt from big data and math careers
31) Which statement best summarizes the central idea of the passage?
A)
Mathematical science occupations are in demand.
B)
Mathematical science occupations are fun and
rewarding.
C) Mathematical science occupations require people
with great skills.
D
Mathematical science occupations require a
moderate amount of schooling.

Which sentence best develops the author’s claim about the materials used to make shoes?
excerpt from “Shoes: Feet First!” from A History of Travel in 50 Vehicles by Paula Grey & Phillip Hoose

Despite the relatively recent age of the early shoes found to date, scientists believe that humans were wearing shoes as much as 40,000 years ago. Shoes made of reeds, papyrus, or even leather decompose easily, leaving few or no traces. But people who don’t wear shoes have wider feet and bigger gaps between their big toe and the other four. In studying bones of the smaller toes of fossilized skeletons, scientists observed that the thickness of these bones decreased somewhere between 40,000 and 26,000 years ago. They believe the change was the result of wearing shoes. The materials used to make shoes varied with the climate and region. Ancient Egyptians made sandals from papyrus and palm leaves. The Masai of Africa used rawhide; the people of India used wood; and the Chinese and Japanese used rice straw. South Americans wove sandals from the leaves the sisal plant, and the Anasazi people of Mexico and Arizona used the yucca plant. The Dutch developed wooden clogs. People living in arctic climates created snowshoes—a hardwood frame with rawhide lacings—which distribute a person’s weight over a larger area so that the foot doesn’t sink into the snow. Today, shoe manufacturers use rubber, plastic, cloth, and other materials in addition to leather. Most soles are made from synthetic materials such as ethylene, vinyl, acetate, rubber, and polyurethane, which provide better traction, durability, and water resistance than leather soles. Special shoes are available for running, bowling, and other sports. And shoes are often considered an important fashion accessory.

When writing in free verse, the poet is
much more dependent on which of the
following?
A. Repetition, sound devices, and imagery
B. Fixed meter and rhythm
C. Fixed, clear rhyme schemes

What is wrong with child labour?‍♀️​

How do you feel when you are taking an achievement test? Do you worry that you won't do well? Do you worry that the test is not accurate ?

Please help me 3-5 sentences

Our school district should switch to single-gender classrooms.
Which of the following supporting details provides the most relevant and
credible evidence for the claim?
A. Results from a nationwide survey show that by a wide margin both
male and female students who have experienced both mixed and
single-gender classrooms prefer single-gender.
B. The most recent vote on the single- versus mixed-gender
classroom issue saw our school board deadlocked at 3-3, and,
with the seventh member on vacation, no majority could be
achieved.
C. Studies from the National Education Board show that students
from single-gender classrooms score roughly the same on
standardized tests as students in mixed-gender classrooms.
D. My cousin Jacqueline's high school will switch to single-gender
classrooms in the fall, and she says she wouldn't be surprised if it
helped her concentration in the classroom.

write one sentence about education using one subject and one verb

4) How does the young man feel about his financial state now?
A)
He is obsessed with it.
B)
He is indifferent to it.
He is hopeful that it will improve.
Dj He is certain that he can remedy it.

Identify the term defined by when a character is faced with two equally attractive choices, both of which have
negative consequences if not selected.

moral dilemma
point of view
characterization irony