Which of the following was NOT a factor that improved health in the late nineteenth century?

1. In "A Shocking Accident," when Greene writes about Jerome's father being killed by a falling pig, he is using humor of situation character language

In his comedies, Shakespeare is well known for A. fatally flawed characters. B. an unusual use of Middle English. C. revealing great heroes as common fools. D. the device of mistaken identity.

Which of the following is not a common trickster in native American myths Rabbit raven coyote turtle

Which term is defined as the continuation of a line of poetry to the next line without punctuation of pause? A. free verse B. alliteration C. enjambment D. assonance

The chef touches raw sausage and then touches toasted bread the chef must first wipe his hands on a towel the hands can contaminate the toasted bread the health department says this is okay toasted bread is too hot for germs to survive

Read the excerpt. Blair apologized, but assured survivors of the Hurricane that they had not been deserted. In fact, Blair said, embassy staff had been working "day and night" in an attempt to reach Britons trapped in a New Orleans Superdome stadium.

To which part of the poem does the moment when Ellen and Lochinvar mount his charger belong? A. exposition B. resolution C. climax D. rising action

Which choice is not an element of a story map? A. revolution B. exposition C. rising action D. climax

Is the underlined clause independent or subordinate? (the underlined word is "my sister writes poetry") My sister writes poetry so that she can explore her thoughts and experiment with language. A. independent B. subordinate

What did Aurangzeb ban in his palace? A) playing of Pungi B) playing Sitar C) playing music D) none