How are the Book of Sand and the "rope of sands" in the collar related (In "The Collar," George Herbert writes: "Forsake thy cage / Thy rope of sands, / Which petite thoughts have made.)

The unities of classical drama include: a. time, characters, season c. place, tragedy, time b. time, place, action d. none of these

Which excerpt from the passage most clearly indicates the audience? A. You're starting college, or a new job, in a month B. But you could also hit the road C. There are over 4 million miles of road in the United States D.

One of these days these boots/are gonna walk all over you. what figurative language is this?

Identify the problem in the italicized sentence below. "The party was very nice.

Read the sentence from Gulliver's Travels. By the same computation, they provided me with sheets, blankets, and coverlets, tolerable enough for one who had been so long inured to hardships.

Cause and effect examples

Which of the following best describes the slope of the line below? O A. Positive B. Zero O C. Undefined n Negative

What verbs are in this sentence? my name is Rosa. I prefer to talk on the phone with my friends to watch television. I like athletics. I like sports a lot. I like skiing in the winter. Today it's hot and sunny. I like cycling in hot weather.

The colonists had difficulty coming together to revolt because they: A. were not complety unified. B. had not read the prowar pamphlets. C. had no real reason to fight. D. were waiting for approval from parliment.

Which sentence suggests the author's purpose for writing the passage?