If readers are not able to infer from particular facts information that is not openly stated, they cannot make any generalizations. true or false?

Identify the correct sentence. a. she traveled the farthest, from vermont to new mexico. b. she traveled the furthest, from vermont to new mexico. c. she traveled the furthed, from vermont to new mexico. d.

Which sentence in this excerpt from Ambrose Bierce's "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" uses personification?

What impact does the authors use of words like hoodlums, animals, thugs, and looting have on the tone of the article

What is the function of a claim in an argument? to introduce the tople to state the writer's opinion to state a reason for the writer's belief to give evidence supporting the writer's belief Mark this and return Save and Exit Next Submit

Why does the speaker think she should feel shame a. she would rather live in the past than her present b. she doesn't appreciate what the present offers c. she would rather read all day than go outside d.

How do authors of autobiographies and memoirs make incidents come to life? A. by citing sources B. by listing dates in order C. by showing rather than telling D. by using transitional words

She was racing in a wheelchair race what is the main verb

Compared with central route persuasion, peripheral route persuasion tends to a) occur more rapidly. b) involve a greater number of logical arguments. c) be more likely to influence behavior. d) be more durable.

Using your Roots and Affixes chart, create a word that means "the study of solar heat" from the word parts on the chart.

How is the dialogue in Endgame different from typical dramatic dialogue? A. It does not use iambic pentameter. B. It contains an unusually large number of pauses. C. It uses more offensive language. D. It is made up entirely of soliloquies.