Answer:
I could see determination and pride within the faces of all the cast. They were my friends and at this point my family. The stage drapes parted and the lights shone down in front of us was an empty auditorium. Seat after seat, empty and listless. But we still performed our hearts out and even though there was nobody to watch we still did it. Our once-in-a-lifetime show it wasn't all that great but I had fun. When the drapes finally closed the cheers of thousands rang in my ears. I looked back at my friends and fellow cast and shared the same smile that we had when we first started it was how it was meant to be.
Explanation:
Put this last then put the comments as added in chronological order then add this
Can anyone give me a story example on 'Failure is the pillar of succes'
(Please don't give me the Robert Bruce one)
Answer:
Failure shows us what we should not do. By critically analysing all the decisions taken before the failure, we can avoid it in the future.With an unbiased mind, we must survey our situation and find out what led to the failure. It is in this analysis that we can strengthen ourselves and our belief in the idea.
There are millions of ways to fail at something and only a few ways to succeed. Once we have tried and failed millions of times, we are bound to be successful. It is only a matter of patience and perseverance.
Failure does not mean that our ideas are not good. Sometimes, when the idea is novel, society may have a difficult time accepting it. Sometimes, we just need one more chance to prove that our idea will work. We don’t always have to modify our ideas. Sometimes, they are already perfect.
Find a book with a lullaby in it and fill in the blanks:
Book title:
Author:
Publisher:
Title of lullaby:
The text (words) of the song:
Answer:
Answer: Twinkle little star
Explanation:
Explanation:Twinkle, twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are
Up above the world so high
Like a diamond in the sky
Twinkle, twinkle little star
How I wonder what you are
When the blazing sun is gone
When he nothing shines upon
Then you show your little light
Twinkle, twinkle, all the night
Twinkle, twinkle, little star
How I wonder what you are
Name of lullaby .. Twinkle Twinkle little star
This lullaby was composed by Jane Taylor
It was published in 1806
It can be found in Rhymes for the Nursery, a collection of poems by Jane Taylor and her sister Ann Taylor
Put words in order : time/from/is/King Charles II's/The/ghost
Answer:
The ghost is from King Charles II's time
What is the part/whole in this synecdoche? " The world has not been kind to me."
Answer: i think part is world and whole is me
Explanation:
State 5 synonyms of logical
Answer:
synonyms of logical are :-
1. rational
2. sound
3. cogent
4. well thought out
5. valid
if u need other synonyms :-
lucid, coherent, clear, well organized, systematic, orderly, methodical, articulate, consistent, relevant. syllogistic, deductive, inductive, inferential. informal joined-up. irrational, illogical
This is is for fun, but will give branliest:
Harry, Ron, and Hermione help save the Sorcerer's Stone from being stolen. How old was its co-creator, Nicholas Flamel, when he decided to destroy it?
Answer:
665
Explanation:
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone we hear from Hermione "Mr Flamel, who celebrated his six hundred and sixty-fifth birthday last year, enjoys a quiet life in Devon with his wife, Perenelle (six hundred and fifty-eight)."
Answer:
you did not say it
Explanation:
no age been say
I want to write an omoxryon for "Wow what a perfect day for the beach!" But I want to replace the "perfect" with the opposite, can you help me?
WORTH 100 POINTS
Answer:
"Wow what an awfully good day for the beach!"
Explanation:
The opposite of Perfect could be Awful ; when putting this into a omoxryn we may say Awfully Good. This makes the contradictory terms appear in conjunction and sentence.
What is the part/whole in the sycendonce in this sentence?
"He threw his glasses across the room. "
Answer:
part /whole: glasses
he threw his eyeglasses across the room
Janelle read a book about a character who was an activist. He made a difference in his community by illuminating a problem and doing something about it. Janelle was inspired to get more involved in her community. She held a canned food drive to help the local food bank. She also shared facts with her friends so that they could join her cause and help feed the hungry in her town.
What is the meaning of the word activist?
Answer:
An Activist is someone who creates (or joins) a campaign.
Explanation:
For more detail: An Activist is someone who creates (or joins) a campaign for social/political change.
What does the hyperbole ¨That science lesson was never-ending. " actually mean?
Answer:
That sentence actually means that the science lesson was so long.
Explanation:
They used a hyperbole in this sentence to sow the reader that the science lesson felt like it dragged on forever. But did it really? Probably not.
Answer:
Explanation:
Answer
It means that whoever said it was bored out of their minds and wanted to be anywhere but in a science class.
Probably the teacher felt the same way.
Imagine you are in the arctic. Describe how cold it is using at least three similes. Give a proper answer because it is worth 100 points
Answer:
I shivered like the motor of a breaking-down car.
It is as cold as the temperature on Neptune.
The cold made me freeze instantly like a jelly being frozen by liquid nitrogen.
Bonus (not a simile):
It smacked me from every direction and it felt like sharp swords being thrown at me.
Hope it helped and was a proper answer! :)
Imagine you are shopping for a car. Use 3 synecdoches to describe the experience.
PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY AS THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUED IN 30 MINS! WORTH 90 POINTS!
Answer:
BELOW
Explanation:
Okok I hope I'm not too late here!
I'm looking around for a car, and I think I found one I like! This set of wheels has 7seats! It'll be great considering that I've got 4 mouths to feed at home, and the extra two seats will leave just enough room for grocery runs, since the trunk is a bit small. Seems like the world is treating me well today, since I got a new 7-seater car, and it was below my budget!
I really hope this is what you meant.
<3 Nat
Write a paragraph describing an alien using assonance as your main device. Please have a proper answer.
Is 'That dolphin-torn, that gong-tormented sea." a alliteration or assonance?
You are on a huge Roller-Coaster and are starting to feel very sick. Describe the experience using at least 3 similes. Give a proper answer since this is worth 100 points.
Describing the experience using 3 similes :
The ride was like a path to sickness.Roller coasters are like portable torture chambers.We were going as fast as a rocket ship.Similes are figures of speech used to compare two objects using the words like or as.
Answer:
My stomach growled like a stray dog.My belly swirled like the rides I went on.I felt as dizzy as a bicycle wheel."These days people use plastic to pay for everything. " What does the synecdoche mean in this question?
Answer:
plastic means credit card instead of printed money. So really, the sentence is saying "These days people use credit cards to pay for everything."
What does "Tom’s cooking skills leave room for improvement," mean?
Answer:
Explanation:
It means that Tom might be ok at cooking but could always use some work. Tom might be a good cook but can always be a better cook than what he is.