- 20. Which piece of evidence from the text supports the answer to the previous question? (11.V.1.3) a. "It was not a fashionable locality-Anson's father wanted to delay as long as possible his children's knowledge of that side of life." (paragraph 3) b. "The parents of the boys he played with always inquired after his father and mother, and were vaguely excited when their own children were asked to the Hunters house." (paragraph 4) c. "He disdained to struggle with the other boys for precedence-he expected it to be given him freely, and when it wasn't he withdrew into his family." (paragraph 4) d. "His family was sufficient for in the East money is still a somewhat feudal thing, a clan-forming thing " (paragraph 4)
- What recurring symbol does Skloot use to remind readers of Henrietta's humanity beyond her cells? Henrietta's love for her children Henrietta's vibrant red nail polish Henrietta's resilience in the face of adversity Henrietta's visits to Elsie at the Crownsville State Hospital 2 points
- English 3 District Common Summative Q3, 24-25 9. How do the lines "I look at my own body/ With eyes no longer blind.-" (lines 11- 12) help develop the tone of the poem? (11.R.3.1) a. They create a tone of oppression because the speaker is blind and unable to see or look at his own b. They create a tone of understanding by using personification to humanize the speaker and allow the reader to relate to him. c. They create a tone of empowerment by using figurative language to suggest that the speaker will no longer be blinded by hatred and oppression and is ready to take a stand. d. They create a tone of enlightenment by using hyperbole to exaggerate the eyesight of the speaker and to show that he can now see what has always been right in front of him.
- 9 Mark for Review While researching a topic.a student has taken the following notes: - Atkinson Hyperlegible is a freely available typeface. - A typeface is a set of designed letters and characters. Atkinson Hyperlegible is intended to be optimally legible for readers who are partially visually impaired. It was designed by Applied Design Works under the direction of the Braille Institute. - Most students at the Braille Institute are not fully blind. - Atkinson Hyperlegible includes many circles as a reference to braille and the Braille Institute The student wants to introduce Atkinson Hyperlegible to an audience unfamiliar with the term "typeface." Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal? A Most students at the Braille Institute are not fully blind; therefore, the Braille Institute directed Applied Design Works in designing Atkinson Typeface. B Atkinson Hyperlegible, a freely available typeface, includes many circles as a reference to braille and the Braille Institute. C Atkinson Hyperlegible is a freely available typeface (a set of designed letters and characters) intended to be optimally legible for readers who are partially visually impaired D Atkinson Hyperlegible includes many circles as a reference to braille and the Braille Hind Institute, where most students are not fully
- Which of the following is NOT a commonly used technique which Chaucer uses to de "The Prologue" to The Canterbury Tales? the narrator's direct comments about a character descriptions of characters' appearance revelations of characters speech, thoughts, and actions descriptions of other characters' reactions and responses to the character(s)
