Which is one of the guiding questions used to draw conclusions about text?

A) what is evidence from the text

B) what do you already know about the subject

C) what is the author saying about the subject

D) what have you learned from reading the text?

In the following argument, identify either the extra claims, or express the implied claim. The barometer shows the pressure is falling. You had better take an umbrella with you.

Eating healthy foods will give you more energy to do the things you enjoy a. ethos b. logos c. bias d. pathos

How can a causal relationship affect the plot of a story? It can cause confusion between plot events The characters' motivations become clear. It can create tension, mystery, and surprise. The relationship always foreshadows future events. Answer c

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a solid argument? Question 5 options: relevant credible sufficient entertaining

What's the rhyme scheme for this poem? now air is hushed, save where the weak-eyed bat with short shrill shriek flits by on leathern wing, or where the beetle winds his small but sullen horn. - william collins

What is the tone of the poem "In a Station of the Metro"? A. cheerful and gay B. melancholic yet hopeful C. exciting and thrilling D. dreary and ghostly

A long speech spoken to another character, like "all the world's a stage," is a

What motivates Antigone to defy Creon's decree by burying her brother? monetary reward divine authority human law loyalty to the rebels

What can you infer from the following phrases in the opening paragraph, " ... there seemed an intangible pall ..." and " ... a subtle gloom that made the day dark ..."? (in "To Build a Fire")

When researchers observe behavior and then make inferences based on their findings