What is the root prefix or suffix of two

Answer:

the prefixes bi-, di-, and duo- all mean “two.”

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a blank is the originator of the messages expressed

Paul has found the following quote that supports his research claim:
"As far as sweeteners go, aspartame has had far more
reported health complaints, but saccharine has a more
negative perception based on one small study" (306).
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Nutritionist Caroline Oscar
Which sentence best avoids plagiarism by paraphrasing?

Which transitions can compare and contrast the appearance of two characters in a fictional narrative?
(Select two that apply)

- finally
- in the meantime
- in the same way
- however

Read the excerpt from President Eisenhower’s State of the Union address on February 2, 1953.

A cardinal ideal in this heritage we cherish is the equality of rights of all citizens of every race and color and creed.

We know that discrimination against minorities persists despite our allegiance to this ideal. Such discrimination—confined to no one section of the Nation—is but the outward testimony to the persistence of distrust and of fear in the hearts of men.

This fact makes all the more vital the fighting of these wrongs by each individual, in every station of life, in his every deed . . .

I propose to use whatever authority exists in the office of the President to end segregation in the District of Columbia, including the Federal Government, and any segregation in the Armed Forces.

What is the president’s purpose for including these details?

to inform his listeners about laws in the District of Columbia
to inform his listeners about the work of the US military
to persuade his listeners of the importance of equal rights
to persuade his listeners to vote for him for president

Identify the sentence with the correct capitalization.


A) Sauerkraut and brats are german foods.

B) John loves to put Swiss cheese on his dried beef sandwich.

C) Bella comes from a prominent italian family.​

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Read the following transcript of the end of Orson Welles's radio broadcast of the War of the Worlds, in which a narrator remembers a time when aliens invaded Earth. During the radio broadcast, many audience members became convinced that the story of an alien invasion was truly happening.

We annihilated the world before your very ears tonight, and utterly destroyed the C.B.S. You will be relieved, I hope, to learn that we didn't mean it, and that both institutions are still open for business. So goodbye everybody, and remember the terrible lesson you learned tonight. That grinning, glowing, globular invader of your living room is an inhabitant of the pumpkin patch, and if your doorbell rings and nobody's there, that was no Martian . . . it's Hallowe'en.
Based on the transcript, what did broadcasting the story through the medium of radio allow Welles to do?

A. Apologize for working in radio because it influences people too much

B. Encourage the audience to read the original story

C. Comment on the way that people trusted the media too much

D. Announce the closing of the radio station

how are the ideas presented in the text "The Ramayana" ​

examples:
Please park the new car in the municipal garage.
I would like a Bartlett pear or a Granny Smith apple.
We'll complete the screening process soon.
Even with the extra words in between, car, garage, apple, pear, and process are still the nour
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TIME ZONE
In the new action-thriller, Time Zone, art thieves raid a New York museum and take the stolen goods to South America. The story sounds a bit far-fetched, but the superb acting and strong plot make Time Zone the must-see movie of the summer.

Miller on the big screen
Ray Miller adds depth to his character, Todd Cross, the government agent hot on the thieves' trail. He shows us a man who is committed to the case, yet curious about the motivation behind the theft. At times you wonder if Cross is going to crack down on the thieves or join them.

Miller, a regular on television, had to work his way on to the big screen. "l was taking steps to get into film — reading screenplays, talking to my agent — but when I read this plot I knew that I had to play Agent Cross," Miller said. "Agent Cross is trained as a government agent, but he has to work at resisting the temptation to join the other side."

Sizzling special effects
Instead of focusing on special effects, Director Bill Jones takes time to develop the story. It's a risky move for an action film, but it provides the audience with a convincing story.

The effects we do see are amazing.From the car chase in New York City to the avalanche in the Andes, Jones keeps the audience on the edge of their seats. If you are in the mood for a globe-trotting adventure, Time Zone is a great action film to see.



Which statement is an important point in the passage?
A.
Agent Cross is trained as a government agent.
B.
The movie has superb acting and a strong plot.
C.
Miller used to act for television.

The Case for Mars

By Alexander Fisher

A mission to Mars should be the next step for NASA. There are many reasons why going to Mars is important. First, Mars is the most likely planet for us to colonize. No matter how expensive, we need to work on getting there as soon as possible. Furthermore, the technology that we would need to develop to send humans to Mars would directly benefit our economy here on Earth. Just look at the money-making products that have already resulted from NASA’s space efforts: invisible braces, water filters, cordless vacuums, to name just a few.

Although we have already sent robots to Mars, robots can’t take the place of humans when it comes to studying the planet. A robot may break down. Also, it takes robots much longer to cover the same amount of ground than it would a human. Think how much faster we could learn about the planet if we sent humans to work alongside the robots!

Finally, claims that there will be significant health problems for people who travel to Mars are wrong. Studies have shown that radiation levels on Mars are not lethal to humans. Sure, we would have to live in a dome at first, but over time, we could use science to change the atmosphere and make it possible to go outside, just like on Earth! The choice is clear. We need to go to Mars now!

Article 2

Mars—A Waste of Time and Money

By Juniper Springs

While it might be fun to imagine traveling to Mars one day, now is not the time to go. For one thing, it is too dangerous. The atmosphere of the planet is more carbon dioxide than oxygen, and it’s very cold. While there are claims that the radiation levels on the planet are not lethal to humans, that does not mean they aren’t dangerous. We don’t yet know what the long-term health effects will be. As of now, we do not have a solution for this problem. It is foolish to think a dome would be able to protect us from all of the radiation.

It would also be impossible to build one large enough to house as many people as would want to go. Also, going to Mars will be expensive. Why spend money traveling to a planet that is so dangerous and far away? That money could be better spent addressing problems here on Earth.

Furthermore, it is unwise to think any inventions that come about as a result of our race to Mars would make up for the cost of getting there. We are already able to send robots to Mars. It won’t be long until our technology is so advanced that a robot will be able to do the same tasks as a human. It is not necessary to go to Mars right now.

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Fill out the Compare and Contrast Chart based on the two articles in this worksheet.

Lines 657–659: What does Judy offer Dexter? What would this mean to Dexter? What does Judy promise him? How does this relate to what you know about his dreams? Marriage

How is the best answer selected for a question in the Trailblazer Community

Which question would not be beneficial for a narrative book
reading?

B. WORD STUDY: The Latin suffixes -ory and -ary mean "of" or "having to do with."
Add the suffix to the word to create a new word. (You may have to add or subtract
a letter.) Then, use the new word in a sentence.
1. custom + -ary=.
2. honor +-ary=_
3. sense +-ory=_