I have been planning a surprise party for my sister for months. Now that the day is finally here, I have so many things left to do, I don't know where to begin. Before the guests arrive for the party I have to prepare snacks, clean the house, get dressed, etcetera. Not to mention that I have to do all those things without Mimi noticing anything out of the ordinary!

Answer:

party at another location

Explanation:

this way it's not right under her nose ready to be noticed

Read the excerpt below and answer the question.

TWO or three days and nights went by; I reckon I might say they swum by, they slid along so quiet and smooth and lovely. Here is the way we put in the time. It was a monstrous big river down there--sometimes a mile and a half wide; we run nights, and laid up and hid daytimes; soon as night was most gone we stopped navigating and tied up--nearly always in the dead water under a towhead; and then cut young cottonwoods and willows, and hid the raft with them. Then we set out the lines. Next we slid into the river and had a swim, so as to freshen up and cool off; then we set down on the sandy bottom where the water was about knee deep, and watched the daylight come. Not a sound anywheres--perfectly still --just like the whole world was asleep, only sometimes the bullfrogs a-cluttering, maybe. (p. 114)

In at least 150 words, discuss how Twain uses the Mississippi River as a symbol for freedom in this passage, and explain how the river functions in the novel. Cite examples from the novel to support your response.

Which detail from the scene best supports the answer in Part A?


"HIGGINS. Come back to business. How much do you propose to pay me for the lessons?"

"LIZA. Well, why won't he speak sensible to me?"

"THE FLOWER GIRL. Oh, we are proud! He ain't above giving lessons, not him: I heard him say so."

"HIGGINS. Pickering: shall we ask this baggage to sit down or shall we throw her out of the window?"


PLEASE HURRY 100POINTS I NEED THE ANSWER RIGHT AWAY UNIT TEST K12 TWELTH NIGHT PART 1

Match the individual to their accomplishment.
Rachel Carson
Neil Armstrong
Steve Jobs
stepped off the Apollo Lunar Module Eagle onto the
moon and planted an American flag on the surface
together with Steve Wozniak, introduced the
first Apple computer in 1976
published Silent Spring to show the dangers of
pesticides and connections of natural systems

Which details from the previous passages best support the theme, "Heroes put the lives of others before their own

How can students help serve and support the commonwealth community?

Place a check mark next to the TWO words that BEST describe Robert.
*
10 points
helpful
cheerful
rude
timid
unkind

This is a required question

If time didn't stop, and life kept on, would the future hold no more than a thousand years?

Which propaganda technique is a statement that uses the popularity of a product or idea to
appeal to an audience?
A. Generality
B. Assertion
C. Stereotyping
D. Bandwagon

"l will help you?" He said that,she________help him.

a.would
b.will
c.has
d.had​

1 Use these subordinating clauses in sentences of your own. who had blue spiky hair that had a curly tail which showered down from above which who smelt like bubblegum that ate my homework roared past at the speed of light Sample answer: Tommy, who had blue spiky hair, is my best friend since kindergarten.​

What do the bold words in this sentence show about the writer's opinion?

Learning to cook is not difficult; in fact, it is fairly simple if you know how to read a recipe.

The writer thinks that people should learn to cook because it's easy.

The writer believes that everyone knows how to cook.

The writer wants to learn to cook.

The writer does not think that knowing how to cook is very important.

Which of these lines from "A Piece of String" illustrates Matre Hauchecome's conflict?
A. The heavy roll of the drum and the crier's voice were again heard at a distance.
B. Matre Hauchecome...surprised and disturbed, swallowed at a draught his tiny glass of brandy...
C. He concealed his "find" quickly under his blouse, then in his trousers' pocket​

How do the references to the CDC and AAP contribute to the author's central claim? [RI.5]

READ THE PASSAGE THEN ANSWER THE QUESTIONS!

pls help 50 points and brainliest for the best answer

We will wait until you have finished.
a.noun clause
b.adverb clause
c.Adjective clause

What does impeccable mean?

In "The House On Mango Street, "Cisneros makes sure to include the characters' books and paper in the list of belongings that she packs on her way to college.

How does this affect the story?

pls help me with this​

What is the effect of Hamlet’s use of metaphors in this excerpt?



The metaphors prove that Hamlet is angry with his mother.


The metaphors show that Hamlet is still feeling hopeful.


The metaphors reveal Hamlet’s plan to murder Claudius.


The metaphors emphasize Hamlet’s state of depression

Can someone write me a Speech the speech Prom is : complain speech tell a store or restaurant manager why you deserve a refund whit out being rude. (WORTH 100 POINTS)

What is the correct meaning of the word latitude?
Mr. Freedmont, our social studies teacher, asked the class to find the latitude of seven
cities from around the world.
time zone of a geographical area
mileage between two or more locations
distance north or south of the equator
climate region for average temperature

What is tone in writing? The protagonist’s point of view The author’s attitude toward the topic The setting of a work The rising action of a work

When a poet uses a metaphor in a poem, what is he or she saying?
A. That two things are really different and have little in common.
B. That something is so different from anything else that it's unique.
C. That one thing is so much like another that it IS that other thing.
D. That something is a little bit like something else.

List the insight that completing this tourism skill assessment task brought to you

Why does the author most likely include the underlined sentence in the text? A. He includes it as reasoning to connect a piece of evidence to his thesis statement. B. He includes it as the thesis statement for this passage, since the argument centers around this point. C. He includes it as the conclusion for the passage that ties the various ideas together and explains their importance. D. He includes it as evidence that older English clothes were s

As a coach, what do you try to do to help the kids? Encourage them; make it not seem like it’s the end of the world. I tell them everybody strikes out. I tell them that they pay major league baseball players millions of dollars to strike out. It’s just part of the game. You have to encourage them to swing, too. It’s a lot easier just to watch the ball go by. Which statement would Coach Thompson most likely agree with? It’s better to try and fail than not to have tried at all. Winning is the most important thing. Nice guys finish last. There is no “I” in team.

As you might imagine, catching flying insects requires a great deal of agility and speed.

What does agility mean in this sentence?

Flexibility
Fragility
Disability
Strength

where did odyseus and his men visit in book 11

HELP ASAP 100 POINTS! adapted from What Is That Bird?
by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

The first step in bird identification is learning to observe. Watch, listen, and record your observations in a journal using descriptive words and sketches, or photograph birds to capture a permanent, detailed image that you can study later.
If you are just starting to watch birds, consider familiarizing yourself with the ones that you see daily. What are their general characteristics? Are they big or small, colorful or drab? Do they sit still or flit from branch to branch? Then, try comparing new birds that you see with the common birds that you already know. Is your new discovery the size of a sparrow, a robin, or a crow? Is its bill short or long, hooked or straight?
Learning the basic form and structure, or morphology, of a bird will help you to make comparisons of birds. Concentrate on the shape and size of the beak, including the relative size of the upper and lower beak; length of the outer tail feathers, upper tail coverts, and throat; and the coloration of the crown and breast. It will also help you to think about the types of habitat in which you are most likely to find specific birds, since the birds that you see may be migratory and will only be in your area at a specific time of the year.

Some people can identify a bird just by its song or call. Once you start to listen to the calls around you, you will start to learn them, too. Do you know any memory devices that could help you recall a song or call and identify the bird associated with it? Can you distinguish differences in rhythm, pitch, tone, and repetition?
Studying the behavior of a bird is also often helpful in identifying it. Knowing characteristic bird behavior can be an important aspect of bird conservation and management, since erratic behavior can signal a stressed or unhealthy bird. Because birds move around a lot, they can be vulnerable to a variety of different threats.
There are many resources to help new bird watchers, or "birders," learn to identify different birds. If you are already a seasoned birder, try to find ways to encourage other people, of all ages, to get hooked on birding, and whatever resources you use to identify birds around you, just remember that the most important thing is to have fun!

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Select the correct answer.
Which best states how the passage reflects the characteristics of a multimodal text?

A.
It contains a main idea and supporting details.
B.
It provides instructions for bird watching.
C.
It includes a diagram with the text.
D.
It uses a problem and solution text structure.

“THE ROAD NOT TAKEN” CommonLit answers by Robert frost.