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Which of these titles should Carlos

Which of these titles should Carlos's underline when he is writing out the names of his sources by hand? Responses: Of the Meaning of Progress, an essay by W.E.B. Du Bois of the Meaning of Progress, an essay by W.E.B. Du Bois Justice and Her Brothers, a book by Virginia Hamilton Justice and Her Brothers, a book by Virginia Hamilton Let America Be America Again, a poem by Langston Hughes Let America Be America Again, a poem by Langston Hughes You Showed Me the Way, a song by Ella Fitzgerald. pl help now.

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the ather half of Making Inferences about a Time Period in "A Century Ride"6.questionRead the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”“Great Scott!” he stammered, “what’s the matter? Surely ’tisn’t Mrs. Dunlop?” and he gaped at the dusty little lady, who sat on the door-step, and the wheel which lay on the roadway.“I’m choking with thirst,” said Maude. “Get me a drink of water, and I’ll tell you,” and the Doctor bounced in for a dipper, and out to the pump for the required beverage.“Don’t take much,” he stammered incoherently. “I’ve put a drop of whiskey in it. Now tell me, in the name of Heaven, what sent you riding across the country in this fashion?”Which best explains the context clues for and the correct meaning of “incoherently”?❌ Based on the context clues “great Scott,” “bounced,” and “stammered,” the word “incoherently” means “in an eager manner.”❌ Based on the context clues “what’s the matter,” “gaped,” and “bounced,” the word “incoherently” means “in an angry manner.”❌ Based on the context clues “gaped,” “choking,” and “now tell me,” the word “incoherently” means “in a nervous manner.”✔️ Based on the context clues “stammered,” “gaped,” and “in the name of Heaven,” the word “incoherently” means “in a confused manner.”7.question Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”“I’m choking with thirst,” said Maude. “Get me a drink of water, and I’ll tell you,” and the Doctor bounced in for a dipper, and out to the pump for the required beverage.To update this excerpt to a more modern style, what slang would most likely replace “choking with thirst”?✔️ dying of thirst❌ getting up a thirst❌ athirst somethin’ fierce❌ cottonmouthed with thirst8.question Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.”When she came forward at Commencement, in a delightful little Greenaway gown of white muslin, peppered over with tiny dots, with the very smile of childhood in her wide blue eyes, and her curly hair clustering round her brows—the learned doctors, imported to adorn the Commencement exercises, blinked their eyes and looked twice, and hesitated, even then, to accept her as an established fact.Which detail most helps the reader infer that women were not commonly expected to become doctors at this time?❌ she came forward at Commencement❌ smile of childhood in her wide blue eyes❌ imported to adorn the Commencement✔️ blinked their eyes and looked twice9.question Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”So he foraged, and brought triumphantly forth half a chicken, a couple of slices of melon and some light biscuits, with a generous noggin of milk to wash it all down.What word most indicates that the excerpt was written in the 1800s rather than in modern times?❌ foraged❌ triumphantly❌ forth✔️ noggin10.questionRead the excerpt from "A Century Ride.”Lizzie Dunlop patted the small lady’s shoulder soothingly. "There, there, little iceberg,” she said, "let it all be buried! It’s forgotten. You shall never be worried about it again. You are here to enjoy every moment of your holiday, and to tell me the news of civilization, and to take rides across the prairie. What a blessing we have a decent road for the velocipede—I beg pardon—bicycle! You must have lots of grit to mount that scary machine; and—oh! Maude! How can you want to be a surgeon? I should die if I saw a man cut up and mangled; but you are a marvel!”Which phrase from the excerpt is most like the modern language used in writing?❌ There, there little iceberg✔️ You are here to enjoy every moment❌ You must have lots of grit❌ I should die if I saw a man cut upand now you get 100%

the ather half of Making Inferences about a Time Period in "A Century Ride"6.questionRead the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”“Great Scott!” he stammered, “what’s the matter? Surely ’tisn’t Mrs. Dunlop?” and he gaped at the dusty little lady, who sat on the door-step, and the wheel which lay on the roadway.“I’m choking with thirst,” said Maude. “Get me a drink of water, and I’ll tell you,” and the Doctor bounced in for a dipper, and out to the pump for the required beverage.“Don’t take much,” he stammered incoherently. “I’ve put a drop of whiskey in it. Now tell me, in the name of Heaven, what sent you riding across the country in this fashion?”Which best explains the context clues for and the correct meaning of “incoherently”?❌ Based on the context clues “great Scott,” “bounced,” and “stammered,” the word “incoherently” means “in an eager manner.”❌ Based on the context clues “what’s the matter,” “gaped,” and “bounced,” the word “incoherently” means “in an angry manner.”❌ Based on the context clues “gaped,” “choking,” and “now tell me,” the word “incoherently” means “in a nervous manner.”✔️ Based on the context clues “stammered,” “gaped,” and “in the name of Heaven,” the word “incoherently” means “in a confused manner.”7.question Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”“I’m choking with thirst,” said Maude. “Get me a drink of water, and I’ll tell you,” and the Doctor bounced in for a dipper, and out to the pump for the required beverage.To update this excerpt to a more modern style, what slang would most likely replace “choking with thirst”?✔️ dying of thirst❌ getting up a thirst❌ athirst somethin’ fierce❌ cottonmouthed with thirst8.question Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.”When she came forward at Commencement, in a delightful little Greenaway gown of white muslin, peppered over with tiny dots, with the very smile of childhood in her wide blue eyes, and her curly hair clustering round her brows—the learned doctors, imported to adorn the Commencement exercises, blinked their eyes and looked twice, and hesitated, even then, to accept her as an established fact.Which detail most helps the reader infer that women were not commonly expected to become doctors at this time?❌ she came forward at Commencement❌ smile of childhood in her wide blue eyes❌ imported to adorn the Commencement✔️ blinked their eyes and looked twice9.question Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”So he foraged, and brought triumphantly forth half a chicken, a couple of slices of melon and some light biscuits, with a generous noggin of milk to wash it all down.What word most indicates that the excerpt was written in the 1800s rather than in modern times?❌ foraged❌ triumphantly❌ forth✔️ noggin10.questionRead the excerpt from "A Century Ride.”Lizzie Dunlop patted the small lady’s shoulder soothingly. "There, there, little iceberg,” she said, "let it all be buried! It’s forgotten. You shall never be worried about it again. You are here to enjoy every moment of your holiday, and to tell me the news of civilization, and to take rides across the prairie. What a blessing we have a decent road for the velocipede—I beg pardon—bicycle! You must have lots of grit to mount that scary machine; and—oh! Maude! How can you want to be a surgeon? I should die if I saw a man cut up and mangled; but you are a marvel!”Which phrase from the excerpt is most like the modern language used in writing?❌ There, there little iceberg✔️ You are here to enjoy every moment❌ You must have lots of grit❌ I should die if I saw a man cut upand now you get 100%

Making Inferences about a Time Period in "A Century Ride" 1.question Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.” "And Carr?” Oh, his leg knitted finely, and the Doctor said that Maude was a born surgeon, and only her entreaties compelled him to meddle with her bandaging. The excerpt suggests that the Doctor [✔ approves of] the changing roles of women in the 1800s. 2.question Based on their actions in “A Century Ride,” which inference about Lizzie and Maude as women of the late 1800s is most valid? ❌ Maude represents the way women had behaved in the past, while Lizzie represents the way that women’s roles were changing. ✔️ Lizzie represents the way women had behaved in the past, while Maude represents the way that women’s roles were changing. ❌ Maude represents the way that women’s views on marriage stayed the same, while Lizzie represents the way that women’s views on marriage were changing. ❌ Lizzie represents the way that women’s views on marriage stayed the same, while Maude represents the way that women’s views on marriage were changing. 3.question Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.” But now, Carr was behaving atrociously. When Lizzie and her husband were present, he was geniality personified, his brown eyes twinkled, and his laugh rang clear; when Lizzie, with transparent diplomacy, pleaded delicate health, and retired early, or with pretty wifely demands drew her husband aside, and left the young people en tête-à-tête, Carr knitted his brows in an ugly frown, and sat, stood, or strolled in gloomy silence. Which phrase in the excerpt clarifies the meaning of “atrociously” by providing its opposite? ✔️ geniality personified ❌ transparent diplomacy ❌ delicate health ❌ gloomy silence 4.question Based on “A Century Ride,” which 1800s activities would Maude most likely engage in? Check all that apply. ✔️ campaigning for the right to vote ❌ working in the home ❌ observing sports from the side ✔️ supporting education reform ✔️ favoring more female workers 5.question Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.” "Shall I go?” were the words which would have issued from her pretty lips, one day, a week later (had she been in the habit of talking to herself), as she finished reading a long and chatty letter inviting her to "come away North, and spend the holidays,” and concluding with these words: "We are fifty miles from everywhere, and our roads are splendid, so you had better bring your bicycle, or velocipede, or whatever it is you ride to the horror and confusion of Auntie.” What inference about women in this culture can be made from the excerpt? ❌ Historically, women in this culture were expected to be athletic. ❌ Historically, women in this culture had difficulty making decisions. ✔️Historically, women in this culture did not participate in sports. ❌ Historically, women in this culture did not spend holidays in the South. and then you get 100%

Making Inferences about a Time Period in "A Century Ride" 1.question Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.” "And Carr?” Oh, his leg knitted finely, and the Doctor said that Maude was a born surgeon, and only her entreaties compelled him to meddle with her bandaging. The excerpt suggests that the Doctor [✔ approves of] the changing roles of women in the 1800s. 2.question Based on their actions in “A Century Ride,” which inference about Lizzie and Maude as women of the late 1800s is most valid? ❌ Maude represents the way women had behaved in the past, while Lizzie represents the way that women’s roles were changing. ✔️ Lizzie represents the way women had behaved in the past, while Maude represents the way that women’s roles were changing. ❌ Maude represents the way that women’s views on marriage stayed the same, while Lizzie represents the way that women’s views on marriage were changing. ❌ Lizzie represents the way that women’s views on marriage stayed the same, while Maude represents the way that women’s views on marriage were changing. 3.question Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.” But now, Carr was behaving atrociously. When Lizzie and her husband were present, he was geniality personified, his brown eyes twinkled, and his laugh rang clear; when Lizzie, with transparent diplomacy, pleaded delicate health, and retired early, or with pretty wifely demands drew her husband aside, and left the young people en tête-à-tête, Carr knitted his brows in an ugly frown, and sat, stood, or strolled in gloomy silence. Which phrase in the excerpt clarifies the meaning of “atrociously” by providing its opposite? ✔️ geniality personified ❌ transparent diplomacy ❌ delicate health ❌ gloomy silence 4.question Based on “A Century Ride,” which 1800s activities would Maude most likely engage in? Check all that apply. ✔️ campaigning for the right to vote ❌ working in the home ❌ observing sports from the side ✔️ supporting education reform ✔️ favoring more female workers 5.question Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.” "Shall I go?” were the words which would have issued from her pretty lips, one day, a week later (had she been in the habit of talking to herself), as she finished reading a long and chatty letter inviting her to "come away North, and spend the holidays,” and concluding with these words: "We are fifty miles from everywhere, and our roads are splendid, so you had better bring your bicycle, or velocipede, or whatever it is you ride to the horror and confusion of Auntie.” What inference about women in this culture can be made from the excerpt? ❌ Historically, women in this culture were expected to be athletic. ❌ Historically, women in this culture had difficulty making decisions. ✔️Historically, women in this culture did not participate in sports. ❌ Historically, women in this culture did not spend holidays in the South. and then you get 100%

Consider: What is one theme present in Wilde

Consider: What is one theme present in Wilde's play, The Importance of Being Earnest, and how is it developed throughout the drama? Using one of the four thematic concepts below, compose your own thematic statement and identify at least one piece of textual evidence from Act I and/or Act II of The Importance of Being Earnest to support your theme. Then, explain how your evidence supports the theme and compose a concluding sentence to sum up your claim. Thematic Concepts: Social Conventions Love Language Reversal Use the RACES Method to compose your constructed response. Your response must be at least 5 sentences in length.

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