how did rick change in response to this?

Answer:he became angry and did something he would not do in order to escape

Explanation:

I did it and got it right

Which statement best summarizes Mollie's external
conflict?
She does not want to share her sugar and ribbons
with Clover
"Mollie! Look me in the face. Do you give me your word
of honour that that man was not stroking your nose?"
"It isn't true!" repeated Mollie, but she could not look
Clover in the face, and the next moment she took to her
heels and galloped away into the field.
A thought struck Clover. Without saying anything to the
others, she went to Mollie's stall and turned over the
straw with her hoof. Hidden under the straw was a little
pile of lump sugar and several bunches of ribbon of
different colours.
--Animal Farm,
George Orwell
O She is frustrated that Clover refuses to see that she
is telling the truth.
She wants to enjoy certain luxuries that animalism
does not allow.
She prefers to spend time with humans instead of
the other animals.

What enabled the Pilgrims to survive “the Starving Time”?

Read the selection below from Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift and answer the question that follows.

My father had a small estate in Nottinghamshire, I was the third of five sons. He sent me to Emanuel College in
Cambridge, at fourteen years old, where I resided three years, and applied myself close to my studies, but the charge
of maintaining me, although I had a very scanty allowance, being too great for a narrow fortune, I was bound to
apprentice to Mr. James Bates, an eminent surgeon in London, with whom I continued four years; and my father now
and then sending me small sums of money, I laid them out in learning navigation, and other parts of the mathematics,
useful to those who intend to travel, as I always believed it would be, some time or other, my fortune to do.

What would be the best suggestion to give Jonathan Swift to improve the narrator's reliability in the above passage?

O Remove all references to Gulliver's home, family, and youth.

O Remove the reference to "learning navigation, and other parts of the mathematics."

O Explain the background of the statement, "as I always believed it would be, some time or other, my fortune to do."

O Provide more description of Mr. James Bates, both his appearance and personality.

Which sentence is correct im i correct??

Please Help. A comic or graphic story is partly a work of visual art and partly a piece of creative writing. To complete this lesson’s assignment, you’ll need to bring both kinds of skills to the act of storytelling. You don’t have to be a great artist, though, or spend hours drawing and coloring small details. Instead, you can use simple, basic images to suggest what would happen in your story without providing a detailed illustration. (Remember that some of the slides in Holden’s story included single objects or faces.)

The most important requirement for this assignment is that your storyboard include all of the elements of the hero’s journey. Take some time to review those elements if you don’t remember them. Then, click each tab below and follow the directions to write some notes that you can use later to imagine your story and complete your storyboard.

A Hero
A Conflict
A Helper
A Change
A Homecoming
Young traveler journeying through magical desert lands.
Your hero can be young or old, male or female, human or some other species. In your notes, describe your hero, including your hero’s strengths and weaknesses. Also write down where your hero lives and what he or she does there.

Once you have written notes about each of the topics below, use them to complete the storyboard you printed out or downloaded on the previous page. (Remember, a storyboard is a plan for your comic or graphic story―not the story itself.)

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The first line of the poem contains the phrase "green is gold," which has the structure of a metaphor. This metaphor links two different colors. What is the symbolic meaning of the colors green and gold? What does this metaphor say?

What were the terms of the Coercive Acts passed by Britain in response to the Boston Tea Party? All components must be included

write/reflect on a time in which you had a meaningful experience with nature in which you were able to disconnect from the stresses of the outside world, reconnect with others (or yourself and live in the moment. Who was there? What did it feel like? How were you connected to nature? Use descriptive language to make the reader feel like they are there with you.
400 word MINIMUM

2 My sister is foolish. When she has money she spends it... a free b extensive c extensively d freely 3 Abdisa plays... a the guitar beautiful d beautiful the guitar Helen sang... in front of the whole school b the guitar beautifully c beautifully the guitar 4 a confide b confidently c confident d confidence 5 The concert had to be cancelled ... the fact that the star guest was a In spite of b due to C SO 6 I am a bit lazy and... I don't do any sport. a because b due to c consequently 7 Please remember... the stove. a turning off b to turn off c turn off 8 I don't remember... your brother before. a to meet b meeting c meet 9 The speaker went on ... about his school days for half an hour! a talking b to talk c talk 10 The bus avoided... the child who ran into the road. a hitting b to hit c hit 111 wish we... in the same town. a ved b would live 121 wish I ... more time to write this essay! a have b have had c had 13 Look, if you pay for my drink, ... you one tomorrow. a I buy blam buying c I'll buy 14... anything this evening. What about you? a I won't do b I don't doc I'm not doing 151 promise... you as soon as I get home. a I'm telephoning b'l telephone c I'm going to telephone 16 Can we borrow your ladder please? ... the ceiling. a We're going to paint b We will paint c We will be painting 171 feel awful! I think... sick! ful! I think blam being c I'm going to be a I'll be 181... now play three musical instruments: guitar, piano and drums. a could b able to can 19 finish yesterday's test on time? 16.01 a Were you able to b Could you c Can you 201... go to Amina's party as I was ill. a couldn't b can't c will be able to 21 You... go home now, class is over. a couldn't b are able to c may 22 My uncle is... on my brother to manage one of his shops. is...on a getting blooking c taking D Ethiopia e republish 23 What time are you ... out for the airport tomorrow? a getting b setting c taking 24 Everyone... on our school principal as a great man who works hard for our community. a takes b sets c looks​

Last month, you won a competition to meet a famous person. Yesterday, you finally met them.

Write an email to a friend telling them about this.

In your email, you should:

• explain what you had to do to win the competition

• describe your meeting with the famous person

• say how you felt after meeting this person.

The pictures above may give you some ideas, and you can also use some ideas of your own.

Your email should be between 150 and 200 words long.​

Which is an example of a strong hook for a text trailer

What do you learn from friends or family with medical conditions?

?Choose the correct expression with its meaning: Organizing your time effectively-
?Choose the correct expression with its meaning: How much time you spend at work and home-
?Choose the correct option.
_________________ women have always been desirable in the world of fashion.
?Choose the correct option.
The park is so _________. It is impossible to see it all in a weekend.
?Choose the correct option.
I'm not ___________________ or arrogant, but I do believe in my own ability.
?Choose the correct option.
A _______________ system is a new model in the urban rail transit system in China.
?Choose the correct option.
She's very good at coping with ……. situations.
?Choose the correct option.
His speeches are very ……, and I just want to fall asleep.
?Choose the correct option.
It's …… to sit on the plane with nothing to read.
?Choose the correct option.
We have a …… year ahead of us in this economic climate.
?Choose the correct option.
You're going to Africa? How ……!
?Choose the correct option.
My schedule is quite …... - I could arrange to meet with you any day next week.
?Choose the correct option.
Textbook writing can be an intellectually and financially …… activity.
?Choose the correct option.
It is very ….. to know that the project was a success.
?Choose the correct option.
Whether or not we go to Spain for our holiday …… on the cost.
?Choose the correct option.
Have you had previous …… of this type of work.
?Choose the correct option.
One of the requirements of this position is …… in two or more European languages.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.
None of them is five-star _________ but two are fairly comfortable.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.
It is a lonely lake, situated in extremely wild ____________ at a height of 1153 ft.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.
If your Dad is feeling so bad, he needs to see a doctor, not just a ___________.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.
One of the requirements of the job is …… in two or more African languages.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.
Staff members were given a _______ for finishing the project on schedule.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.
If you want to ……… for the job you should write to the company.
?Read the question and choose the most appropriate answer.

What does “audience impact” means?

QUestion 1 (1) If mere parsimony would have made a man rich, Sir Pitt Crawley might have become very wealthy—if he had been an attorney in a country town, with no capital but his brains, it is very possible that he would have turned them to good account, and might have achieved for himself a very considerable influence and competency. (2) But he was unluckily endowed with a good name and a large though encumbered estate, both of which went rather to injure than to advance him. (3) He had a taste for law, which cost him many thousands yearly; and being a great deal too clever to be robbed, as he said, by any single agent, allowed his affairs to be mismanaged by a dozen, whom he all equally mistrusted. (4) He was such a sharp landlord, that he could hardly find any but bankrupt tenants; and such a close farmer, as to grudge almost the seed to the ground, whereupon revengeful Nature grudged him the crops which she granted to more liberal husbandmen. (5) He speculated in every possible way; he worked mines; bought canal-shares; horsed coaches; took government contracts, and was the busiest man and magistrate of his county. (6) As he would not pay honest agents at his granite-quarry, he had the satisfaction of finding that four overseers ran away, and took fortunes with them to America. (7) For want of proper precautions, his coal-mines filled with water: the government flung his contract of damaged beef upon his hands: and for his coach-horses, every mail proprietor in the kingdom knew that he lost more horses than any man in the country, from under-feeding and buying cheap. (8) In disposition he was sociable, and far from being proud; nay, he rather preferred the society of a farmer or a horse-dealer to that of a gentlemen, like my Lord, his son: he was fond of drink, of swearing, of joking with the farmers' daughters: he was never known to give away a shilling or to do a good action, but was of a pleasant, sly, laughing mood, and would cut his joke, and drink his glass with a tenant and sell him up the next day; or have his laugh with the poacher he was transporting with equal good humour. (9) His politeness for the fair sex has already been hinted at by Miss Rebecca Sharp—in a word, the whole baronetage, peerage, commonage of England, did not contain a more cunning, mean, selfish, foolish, disreputable old man. (10) That blood-red hand of Sir Pitt would be in anybody's pocket except his own; and it is with grief and pain that, as admirers of the British aristocracy, we find ourselves obliged to admit the existence of so many ill qualities in a person whose name is in Debrett.1

(11) One great cause why Mr. Crawley had such a hold over the affections of his father, resulted from money arrangements. (12) The Baronet owed his son a sum of money out of the jointure of his mother, which he did not find it convenient to pay; indeed he had an almost invincible repugnance to paying anybody, and could only be brought by force to discharge his debts. (13) Miss Sharp calculated (for she became, as we shall hear speedily, inducted into most of the secrets of the family), that the mere payment of his creditors cost the honourable Baronet several hundreds yearly; but this was a delight he could not forego; he had a savage pleasure in making the poor wretches wait, and in shifting from court to court and from term to term the period of satisfaction. (14) What's the good of being in Parliament, he said, if you must pay your debts? (15) Hence, indeed, his position as a senator was not a little useful to him.

1 A directory of the British aristocracy

The narrator suggests that Pitt's position in parliament has

Group of answer choices

helped him to maintain some level of wealth

caused him to be judged harshly by others

been acquired through unethical means

resulted in damage to his business relationships

spearheaded many new laws for business owners
2The narrator's attitude toward Sir Pitt can be best described as one of

Group of answer choices

compassionate pity

cynical loathing

sardonic condemnation

strict objectivity

zealous judgment
3Which of the following best describes the function of the irony in sentence 7 ("For want ... buying cheap")?

Group of answer choices

It details the various business endeavors in which he was interested and invested.

It paints a picture of Crawley that elicits sympathy and compassion from readers.

It provides information about his investments and passions.

It suggests a reason for his unfortunate luck when it came to business endeavors.

It underscores that his cheapness also made him an ineffective businessman

in vietnamese culture, education is highly valued and respected How does this view point affect ha when she attends school in alabama

1. Lorraine Hansberry was a notable African-American. She was also a woman. People tend to consider both perspectives as somehow more specialized than a white, male's perspective. Do you agree? Write an written response addressing the question of whether this play is primarily an "African-American" play or a "Woman's" play.

grammar portion
use this and that who those
_is he standing at the bus stop​

Which of the following is a consequence of plagiarism

According to the article, in which way are North Korea and Eritrea similar ?
A The leaders of both nations have the same political philosophies B Both countries conduct surveillance on civilians to prevent them from spreading information to people in other countries. C Both countries have made large improvements to press freedom in recent years D Most citizens in both countries have restricted internet access.

write a paragraph on one of the following topics the 50 words. my friend

help me please

I need an essay on task 8

The sentence or passage below contains a blank. Select the word or phrase that will best complete the meaning of the sentence.
At the end of World War II, American scholars lobbied colleges and universities to adopt general education courses in order to carry
forth the elements of liberal education in order to continually develop understanding of the human condition. They also knew that
general education helped shape a more.
workforce.
A) hesitant
B) trickier
thoughtful
D) shirked

Which of the following is a good example of narrowing a topic by asking more targeted questions?A) When researching the average household income in the US, you decide to look up the world average household income.B) When researching the average amount of television watched among 55- to 60-year-olds, you search for the highest-rated shows on cable television.C) When researching the health effects of drinking soda, you decide to research the effects of drinking only diet soda.D) When researching the population decline of polar bears, you decide to research the size differences of the various species of bears.

What a piece of literature has a clear beginning middle and end you can be sure that it is:

The animal kingdom is made up of invertebrates (animals
without bones) and vertebrates (animals with bones),
Vertebrates are divided into five classes, or subphyla.
These five classes are mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, aná
amphibians, Humans are classified as mammals, or warm-
blooded vertebrates that nourish their young with milk.
Which of the following descriptions explains what mammals are?
A. The five classes of vertebrates
B. Warm-blooded vertebrates that nourish their young with milk
C. Animals without bones
D. Invertebrates and vertebrates

1. Do you listen more to your Judge or to your Explorer?

HELP!!!!!!!!!

1. She's been very depressed ever since she became ……………………………………… EMPLOY
2. We made an ………………………... about whose job it is to take out the rubbish. AGREE
3. You should……………………………….. your exercise routine so that you don't get bored. VARIETY
4. ……………………….. the bus wasn't full and we found seats upstairs at the front. LUCK
5. The doctor wrote me a ……………………….......... for some antibiotics. PRESCRIBE
6. She must be very rich - she's always so ……………………………. dressed. EXPENSI
7. I can't put a price on your help. It's completely ………………………………………… VALUE

8. She looks after her own ………………………….. business now. FINANCE
9. If nobody has any ……………………………., we'll finish the meeting tomorrow. OBJECT
10. I'm sorry but there's no …………………. for your illness. It will get better by itself in time. TREAT

Select the four adjectives. Don't select any articles (a, an, or the).

Computers can have a detrimental effect on health: staring at a screen for
extended periods of time can cause symptoms such as headaches, dry
eyes, blurred vision and pain in the shoulders and neck.
What are the four adjectives?

How running in the family novel differ from other aspects of novels?