Questions in english

Questions in english

[Sagot para sa’yo] why is it important to know the difference between the responsibilities and rights of a child

[Sagot para sa’yo] underlinethethe correct verb in the parenthesisthe child or men(wash, washes)the cans

[Sagot para sa’yo] if you could ask a contemporary author one question about their work, what would it be and why?

[Sagot para sa’yo] Complete the sentence below 1:if it rains tomorrow 2:if you get a promotion 3:if our team win the match 4:if I finish my homework early 5:if the power goes out tonight

[Sagot para sa’yo] whats roots words is tripod

[Sagot para sa’yo] Poem: The Dancing RainIn the whispering woods, the raindrops tap,Pitter-patter on the rooftops, a soft lullaby's wrap.The wind whooshes through the trees so tall,While the clouds gather and begin to fall.Lightning flashes in the darkening sky,As the thunder crashes, a rumble nearby.With each gentle splash, the world feels alive,In the dance of the rain, nature's joy will thrive.1. What is the rhyme scheme of the poem of the firststanza?A) ABABB) AABBC) ABCBD) ABBA2. Which of the following lines contains alliteration?A) "In the whispering woods, the raindrops tap,"B) "With each gentle splash, the world feels alive,"C) "While the clouds gather and begin to fall."D) "As the thunder crashes, a rumble nearby."3. What is an example of assonance in the poem?A) "The wind whooshes through the trees so tall,"B) "Lightning flashes in the darkening sky,"C) "And the dark clouds began to cry."D) "Raindrops tapped on the rooftops, a soft lullaby'swrap."4. Which of the following words is an example ofonomatopoeia from the poem?A) GentleB) TapC) WhisperD) Gather5. How do the sound devices in the poem contributeto its overall mood?A) They create a chaotic and loud atmosphereB) They evoke a serene and calming ambianceC) They enhance the energy and the liveliness Of the rainstorm D) They make the poem difficult to read and understand

[Sagot para sa’yo] Title of the movie: Author's purpose in writing the story: setting: Characters (with characterization) Major plot points

[Sagot para sa’yo] Grade 3. Reading Comprehension Worksheet Onion Soup Read the story below. Mrs. Brown grew a great big onlon. Every day, Mrs Brown watered her onion Winter came. "It's time to make my famous onion soup," said Mrs. Brown. She dug up her onlon with a bulldozer, and cut off its top with a chain saw. "I'm tired out after all this onion work," said Mrs. Brown. "I'll make my soup in the morning. In the night, Mrs. Brown woke up. It was Burglar Bony and his burglar gang. "Ohl" cried Mrs. Brown. "It's no use screaming, We're after your money." growled Big Burglar Dony. "You burglars are looking thin," said Mrs. Brown, "Would you like me to make a pot of my onion soup/" "Yes," shouted the burglars. Mrs. Brown began to peel her great big onlon. She cried a little. The burglars cried like watering cans pltter-patter. Mrs. Brown becan to chop her onion. She erled a little. The burglars cried Uke garden hoses. Mrs. Brown began to slice her onlon. She cried a little. The burglars cried like floods and thunder storms. "Runl Run!" cried Big Burglar Bony. "Run away from Mrs. Brown and her onion." All the burglars run away, Mrs. Brown smiled a little. Then she went on making her famous onion soup. Answer cach question. 1. Mrs. Brown grew a great big onion, a. True b. False2. How did Mrs. Brown dig up her onion? 3. What did happen in the night?4. How did burglar cry when Mrs. Brown began to peel the onio? 5. Did the burglar run away? Thank you in advance.

[Sagot para sa’yo] what is idioms of moxie

[Sagot para sa’yo] Man of Earth by: Amador T. Daguio Pliant is the bamboo; I am a man of earth; They say that from the bamboo We had our first birth. Am I of the body, Or of the green leaf? Do I have to whisper My every sin and grief? If the wind passes by, Must I stoop and try To measure fully My flexibility? I might have been the bamboo, But I will be a man. Bend me then, O Lord, Bend me if you can. Identify the theme and purpose of the poem and write why.