A man down in Texas heard Pat on the radio mention the fact that our two youngsters would like to have a dog. And believe it or not, the day before we left on this campaign trip we got a message from Union Station in Baltimore, saying they had a package for us. We went down to get it. You know what it was? It was a little cocker spaniel dog in a crate that he'd sent all the way from Texas, black and white, spotted.

Which sentence best explains the relevancy of the evidence Nixon provides in the excerpt?
A.
The evidence is not relevant because it does not address the real issue, which is the claim that Nixon misused his annual expense budget.
B.
The evidence is relevant because it addresses the real issue, which is the claim that Nixon misused campaign funds.
C.
The evidence is relevant because it addresses the real issue, which is the claim that Nixon misused his annual expense budget.
D.
The evidence is not relevant because it does not address the real issue, which is the claim that Nixon misused campaign funds.

The  sentence which  best explains the relevancy of the evidence Nixon provides in the excerpt is the evidence is relevant because it addresses the real issue, which is the claim that Nixon misused his annual expense budget.

Evidence for a proposition is what supports the proposition. It is usually understood as an indication that the supported proposition is true. What role evidence plays and how it is conceived varies from field to field.

In epistemology, evidence is what justifies beliefs or what makes it rational to hold a certain doxastic attitude. For example, a perceptual experience of a tree may act as evidence that justifies the belief that there is a tree. In this role, evidence is usually understood as a private mental state. Important topics in this field include the questions of what the nature of these mental states is, for example, whether they have to be propositional, and whether misleading mental states can still qualify as evidence.

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D. The evidence is not relevant because it does not address the real issue, which is the claim that Nixon misused campaign funds.

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___ The teacher showed great "forbearance" with her unruly students; for example, she always calmly enforced her rules without raising her voice when students were disobedient.
A). satisfaction. B). agitation.
C). exhaustion. D). patience.

Gatsby associates Daisy with the green light. Why might this association be problematic?




Because the American Dream cannot be owned or possessed.



Because green is the color of greed and envy.



Because the green light represents the past.



Because Daisy is a person, not an object.

BRAINLIST! I just want to know if I did these definitions of these words.

describe the mood at janie and tea cake's house the night before the storm. what specific details help create that mood?

I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO FIRST ANSWER!
Find the 3 main Dreams of Ezekiel

Find the 2 dreams of Nebuchadnezzar in book of Daniel

and the 4 daniel dreams.

Ezekiel dreams are in chapter 1, 37, & 41

Write down what is the dream about and how does it help Isreal

nebu's dreams are chapter 2 and 4 of daniel -

Write down what is the dream about and what is the result.

Daniels dreams are chapter 7, 8, 9 and 10-12

write down what is the dream about and what is it pointing to.

(02.03 LC)
Revising a paper includes looking at sentence structure and fluency.
True
O False

i cant see the answer what does it say

Media Literacy is a way to:

A) Understand and interact with the world.

B) Describe the consumption of different forms of communication.

C) Learn how to use modern methods of interaction.

D) Criticize violence, degradation, and behavior in magazines, TV shows, and the Internet.

"Working With Money"
(excerpted and adapted)

People need money in nearly all aspects of their 31lives; to buy things, to eliminate debt, and to invest in the future. However, it is equally important to have financial 32smarts to help people manage their money. With a career as a financial specialist, you could help clients achieve their life goals. Financial specialists provide guidance about money in many ways. [A] For example, they may manage investments for clients, extend loans, or check financial statements for accuracy. Some interact directly with clients; others work to ensure that the institutions using money are run properly.

Accountants keep track of the money that an individual or a business 33earn and spend. Using computer software, accountants analyze spending habits and may offer advice on how to budget money more efficiently. 34He or she also prepares and submits financial paperwork to government regulators. Auditors are employed by businesses to evaluate the accuracy of an 35accountants’ work. They also review financial decisions for accuracy and legality and report their findings to investors and legal authorities.

Financial analysts consider an individual’s or corporation’s financial goals and provide investment advice 36similar to those goals. [B] They typically specialize by industry, region, or product. For example, a financial analyst specializing in investment by region may track economic developments in Asia. [C] Using computer software, financial analysts study economic trends, historical data, and financial statements. They write reports for senior managers and clients to support investment recommendations. [D]

There are many other financial specialist careers than these. 37Even if you are uninterested in any one job, it is possible to begin preparing for it as early as high school. Accounting, economics, and other business-related classes are 38important—but so is an aptitude for math, naturally. Bachelor’s degrees in finance, business administration, and accounting are common among financial specialists. A small but growing number of colleges and universities offer specialized degrees in disciplines such as financial planning.

Licensure or certification is recommended or required for workers in some financial specialist occupations. For example, accountants must be licensed to file reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. To become licensed, workers usually must complete a specific course of study and then pass an exam. 39Requirements vary by state. Each state’s licensing boards provide specific information. To maintain their license, 40it is typically necessary to pay a fee and take annual continuing education classes. These courses help workers keep abreast of changes in policies and regulations that 41affect their industry.

The work of financial specialists is crucial to many employers. 42Their labor cannot easily be replaced with automated systems, that is why financial specialists enjoy job security. Moreover, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicts growth in employment opportunities for financial specialists during the 2012-2022 decade. In particular, BLS believes accountants and auditors and financial analysts will experience greater than average job growth during that time.43




number 45
Suppose the writer's primary purpose had been to illustrate how recent technological developments have affected an industry. Would this essay accomplish that purpose?
A.
Yes, because it explains how some financial specialist occupations must complete annual continuing education classes.
B.
Yes, because it states that the labor of financial specialists cannot easily be replaced by automated systems.
C.
No, because it indicates that financial specialists still complete paperwork and write reports.
D.
No, because it does not discuss how the work of financial analysts has changed over time.

if he don't get out more, he will____unsociable.

*grow up
*turn into

Regionalism is a form of Realism that emphasizes realistic settings, using local dialect, customs, and other specific details of a place. In at least 250 words (about 2 paragraphs) analyze the story The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County by Mark Twain and the effect that dialect has on the reader. Identify what part of the country is portrayed, and which details in the story distinguish it from other regions in America? Be sure to use textual examples.

Please help asap !!!!

Read the question carefully and select the best answer.
Which of these inferences about the character of Katniss in The Hunger Games is best supported by the
passage below (paragraph 5)?

I know that I shall meet my fateSomewhere among the clouds above;Those that I fight I do not hateThose that I guard I do not love;My country is Kiltartan Cross,My countrymen Kiltartan's poor,No likely end could bring them lossOr leave them happier than before.The excerpt's rhyme scheme isa. ababcdcd.b. abbacddc.c. abcdabcd.d. aabbccdd.

6.1 – Why We Need Organization in Speeches (Page 96)

Separating the information into _____ to _____ logical categories helps the audience’s reception and retention of the message.

What challenges you face during a searching for a business conference ? Explain

5. How does the narrator use the crossroads between the garden and Abu Khoda as a symbol in the text?

WILL GIVE 100, PLEASE ACTUALLY AWNSER THIS, AND PLEASE AWNSER ALL PARTS

We often assume that art increases people's humanity. Yet examples abound of great appreciators of art who committed human rights abuses. So, it's a good idea to evaluate just how the relationship between art and social institutions operates. Using research as necessary, you’ll form a thesis about how literary or other artistic creations and governmental or other social bodies affect one another.

Your thesis will address the good or bad ways in which these two entities interact or how you think they should interact. You’ll share your thesis, along with support for the thesis, in a peer discussion. The participants will respond to one another’s claims, addressing whether the connections made in the argument are valid, important, or both.

For the discussion process, you’ll need to work with one or more partners who can participate in a peer discussion with you. Your teacher will identify a process for this task that fits your learning situation. For example, if you’re working primarily on your own in this course with no onsite classmates (self-paced course), the process will be a little different than if you are learning with one or more other students in the same building and on the same schedule (group-paced course). These guidelines cover both circumstances.

Part A
To start forming your thesis, find a topic. This process will help you formulate your thoughts when writing your thesis. Use the following ideas to help you search for a thesis topic:

Your thesis can focus on one or several genres. (Note, for example, that drama is much more public than other forms of literature, so you might want to handle it differently.)
You can draw from the literary historical examples you've encountered in this course or elsewhere and from any personal experience in which you’ve seen laws or market forces limit the publication of texts or the presentation of live performances.
You might also incorporate current issues about public displays of visual art or the pros and cons of government-supported art.
You could choose to explore to what extent, if any, cultural history changes the shape of literature or other forms of artistic expression, or you could discuss the role that literature and art in general play in people's lives.
After identifying a topic, you may need to do some research to make sure you thoroughly understand it. Write the topic you chose in the answer space, along with any notes you took while searching for a topic.















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Part B
What is your thesis? What statements and evidence will you use to support your thesis? Remember that a good thesis is clear and thorough and contains a thoughtful perspective. You may need to do some research to determine a position on your thesis topic. In your response, include any data, examples, or explanations you gathered during your research (or from prior knowledge) to support the thesis.

Here are some examples of a thesis statement:

Because school districts regulate the books students read, the most important literature isn’t available to students.
Graffiti is an underappreciated art form that authorities wrongfully discourage and persecute.














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Part C
Write down the names of your discussion peers. If you organized the discussion, indicate how you know each person, summarize how you chose and invited the participants, and state how you organized the time and place for the discussion.















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Part D
During the discussion, what main points did your peers make supporting or opposing your thesis or raising new questions or related observations and thoughts?















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Part E
Summarize the discussion of the theses. How balanced was the participation? What would you change if you could do it again? What insights about your thesis did you gain from discussing it with your peers? What did you learn from discussing your peers’ theses?

“ with no rain , the sun rose angry in the sky each morning and showed no mercy on the seedlings the had survived.By February ,the stalks were wilted and bent toward the ground.By May, half of our crop was scorched.The plants the remained were only as high and my father’s chest. If you took one of the leaves in your hand , it would crumble to dust. Which phrase from the excerpt best helps the reader to understand the meaning of scorched? A “stalks were wilted”. B “ bent toward the ground”. C “ as high and my father’s chest”. D “ crumble to dust”

The speaker says in lines 12–13, "i know it wasn’t just a horse / that went crazy." what does the speaker mean?

Read this sentence: several poets have taken inspiration from walt whitman's style therefore he's known in literary circles across the world. How can this fused sentence be fixed?.

SHORT RESPONSE

Cite Text Evidence What do you think is the author's real point of view on

the economic crisis? What is he really satirizing? Review your reading notes,

and evaluate the author's style. Cite evidence from the text in your response.

Read this excerpt from a poem by langston hughes. hughes suggests that the point of singing the blues is to make the singer feel better by expressing sorrow in music. to make the audience feel sad by expressing sorrow in music. to puzzle the listeners by singing about something they don’t care about.

which aspect of gothic literature do the first four chapters of frankenstien most clearly show

Please help me with English, I will give you 30 points
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Use two to five words including the word in capital letters.

Example: The Science test will certainly go well for Larry tomorrow. DEFINITELY

Larry will definitely do well in the Science test tomorrow.

1.Raising money for AI research will probably be difficult, but not impossible. BOUND

It’s Atbilde
to raise money for AI research, but not impossible.

2.I’m sure John will do well in the chess tournament. CERTAIN

John Atbilde
do well in the chess tournament.

3.I don’t think you’ll have any problems finding a replacement laptop battery. UNLIKELY

You Atbilde
any problems finding a replacement laptop battery.

4.Ask Neil about data processing because he certainly knows a lot about it. SURE

Ask Neil about data processing because he Atbilde
a lot about it.

5.What chance is there that they will judge the competition entries before Friday? LIKELY

How Atbilde
the competition entries before Friday?

BRAINLIST!
Write down the meaning of these two words in your own words.
Gaunt
Grim

Which excerpt from The Land, Part 4 is an example of direct characterization of Paul?

pls someone help me, what are some unique elements of greek tragedy

Which statement best explains how the experience of watching Kennedy speak is different from reading his words?

Which sentence best states how the cultural setting helps to develop theme
in the text?
excerpt fromThe Homecoming
Helena used to spend every summer in Athens with her yiayia, and her entire
extended family would gather at her grandmother's house. With so many
family members gathered under one roof, things were bound to get quite
noisy! Helena remembered playing games with her cousins in the front yard,
while the women chatted away loudly as they prepared elaborate meals for
the family. Every day a feast would be laid out on the table, featuring all of
Helena's favorite dishes-the spanakopita, freshly baked and hot from the
oven, paired with the tzatziki, and the moussaka, oozing with vegetables and
meat. However, Helena's favorite dish was the galaktoboureko, a
custard-based dessert.
Another fond memory was of attending weddings. Weddings were grand
affairs in Greece, and the entire town would gather to celebrate. Helena
remembered dancing the traditional horos to the music of the bouzouki. Her
love for dance had been born in Greece, and had stayed with her even in
America.
OA. The setting provides the background for a story about overcoming
misfortune.
OB. The setting provides the background for a story about the
importance of family.
O C. The setting provides the background for a story about the leaving
the past behind.
O D. The setting provides the background for a story about the
significance of Athens.

When does Janie fear for her safety with Tea Cake, and what does she conclude?