In "Making It by Faking it" by Robert Granfield, what did working-class students have to learn in order to "make it" in law school?

Read the excerpt from the poem on seeing the Elgin marbles by John Keats such dim conceived glories of the brain bring round the heart of the indescribable feud so did these wonders of most busy pain that mingles Gratian grander in the word wasting

Which word in the sentence is a participle? Do not lean on the painted walls. A. painted B. Do C. lean D. on

In the story Araby, Describe how darkness at night changes in the story from bringing the narrator happiness at the beginning to bringing him unhappiness at the end.

We should ask the class to vote for a field trip destination. Identify the case of the underlined pronoun. nominative possessive objective

The Gray Man What about the stranger first arouses suspicion in the townspeople? A. his knowledge of farming B. his choice of dwelling C. his treatment of children D. his refusal to pay for goods

What can be most inferred about Ashok from this excerpt? He is a very successful business man. He would rather not be responsible for the money he makes. He trusts in Rahul's integrity and competence.

What is the author's claim? How do you know? Give evidence to support your answer

Which would most likely be found in informing writing

Briefly summarize the events described in book 22. Death in the great hall.

What is another way of saying "In the long run?"