What obligations do we have in our society, community, or school to look out for the best interést of other people?

Answer:

As people or children of God as we are often referred to, we have a responsibility to look out for others and their wellbeing. In society, we are expected to "Love thy neighbor." Or care for others and have their backs, support is often demonstrated and affection to show we care.

In a community, we have certain responsibilities, like being respectful, or completing tasks, or showing up for work. We also should demonstrate kindness in every aspect of life. In school we should ensure and have others backs, as well as provide safety and not put others at risk. WE should also demonstrate proper sportsmanship and academic success and try our best as well as provide for the well-being of others and common good.

Explanation:

Why is it important to make connections to texts?

Doing so will decrease your comprehension of a text.
Doing so will ensure that you do not comprehend the text.
Doing so will increase your comprehension of the text.
Doing so will make it easier to recite portions of the text aloud.

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1) Standing over Brutus’s body, how does Antony explain the motives of each of the assassins but one?
2) Who is the sole assassin that doesn’t fit Antony’s categorization?

When a writer has his or her draft in the best shape possible, which writing stage is it time for?
A. editing
B. revising
C. publishing
D. brainstorming

Which phrase best describes what a preposition is?
a word that helps show an object’s position in time or space
a word that shows the size or quantity of an object
a word that describes an action or verb
a word that modifies or changes the meaning of a noun

What word best describes the cat? A. loyal B. selfish C. loving D. funny (Animal Farm)

Why were astronomers interested in studying radio waves in the 1980s and 1990s?
The radio waves were coming from the sun and heading to Earth.
The radio waves were coming from the center of the Milky Way.
The radio waves were causing static on the transatlantic telephone service.
O The radio waves were visible and could be seen in the sky above Earth.

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If you have 7 fish and 3 drown how many do you have left? My friends are always doing this i always say 4..

Who has this answer I can’t find it ASAP

A suffix is a type of
that attaches to the end of a word.
A. word root
B. affix
c. portable part
D. prefix

Pick the sentence that is written incorrectly.

a
She couldn't find her phone.
b
Sarah, my best friend's sister, was really sweet to me the other day.
c
Jason, the dog in the story, licked Cassie's face.
d
None of the above

In “The Dragonfly,” how does the poet develop the theme of “life is temporary”?

She first describes the dragonfly as ceaseless movement and then describes it as a fallen husk.


She first describes the dragonfly as doubled winged and then describes it as twice-born and split.


She first describes the dragonfly as a dart and then describes it as a rocket.

She first describes the dragonfly as made of nothing and then describes it as a link between water and air.

Which of these clues helps you understand what "circulate" means?

A.certain mosquitoes.

B.malaria enters.

C.the disease.

D.travels throughout.​

What is the meaning of the quote:
" They forget that Lady Liberty stands as a beacon, asking for the tired, the poor, and the huddled masses yearning to breathe free."

In a prepositional phrase, where would you find the preposition?
O A. at the beginning
O C. in the middle
OB at the end
OD. wherever it sounds best

Why doesn't Melanie want to go on a date with Danny

Tiana's Scar by Maria Kane
When she was five years old, Tiana was bitten by Rex, her uncle's dog. The bite left a small
scar on Tiana's finger.
Now 11, Tiana still avoids dogs wherever she goes. Every morning, Tiana walks an extra
block to school to avoid walking by her neighbor's dog, Millie. Millie lies quietly behind a
locked gate and doesn't bark much, but Tiana insists on avoiding the dog at all costs.
When her best friend, Kim, laughed at Tiana's extra hike one morning, Tiana exclaimed,
"I don't care what you think! Passing a ferocious beast is not how I want to start my day.”
"OK, calm down, Tiana," Kim responded as Tiana rushed away angrily.
(continued)
Explore how to answer this question: "What is the central idea of this part of the story?"
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The Song of the Friend
(From the Paiute Indian Dialect, Translated by Mary Austin)

This is the song of the Friend,
Made by the Medicine Man
In the young dusk of the spring,
Moonless and tender,
At the hour when the balm-giving herbs
Begin to be musky and sweet along the creek borders,
When the smell of the sage is sharp in the trails of the cattle
And the ants run busily still
Up the poles of the pine trees;
The shuffle and beat of his feet
We heard in the dust by his doorway.

Out and aside from the hut
The pound of his feet and the roll of the ram's-horn rattle
Was more loud than the purr of the creek
Or the wings of the night hawk,
And the drone of his singing sweet
And the night desirous.

All night he sang till the young, thin moon came out,
And about the wolf hour of the morning
The earth by his hut was beaten to dust by his dancing,
And the eyes of the Medicine Man
Were pale as the sloughs before sun-dawn,
And the shadow of all his songs
Lay under them and in the cheek hollows
Like ash on the hearthstone;
And his voice was bitter and thick
As the dust stirred up by his dancing.

And still in my heart I hear the throb of his singing
When I go by the sweet-smelling trails
In the moonless evenings of April.
My pulse is full of the whisper and beat,
Over-full and aching with song,
When the smell of the campfire comes out by the creeks
And the nights are young and desirous.
The author of this poem assumes that readers will know

A.

what the dance moves are.

B.

the sound of the creek.

C.

the tune of the song.

D.

what a Medicine Man is.

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1)
Life is a web, with every strand connected to every other strand. For example, herds of caribou live in cold, Arctic
locations Caribou hate mosquitoes. In the past few years, warmer temperatures in summer have allowed
mosquito populations to explode. So the caribou spend a lot more energy swatting away the mosquitoes. All this
swatting leaves the caribou less energy to find food and prepare for the next long winter. Female caribou are
especially troubled because it takes so much energy to give birth and raise their young.
http://www.nasa.gov/climatekids
Which would function MOST EFFECTIVELY as a concluding sentence?
A)
B)
This shows that even if one species of plant or animal changes, events
involving other species are not affected
As you can see, when you closely study a variety of animals and plant
species, you will always be amazed and confused.
This illustrates that when one species of plant or animal changes, a whole
chain of events can follow involving other species
This is another example of the amazing existence of our wonderful world
of plants and animals
D)

write a personal narrative in which you describe and refelct on your own experience in nature.​

Adrenaline can start working when a person is
A
excited or happy
B
nervous or shy.
с
calm or relaxed.
D
scared or mad.

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Will mark Brainliest if you can help me it's due today, What central claim(s) do the authors make in the final two paragraphs of "Satyagraha"?

In at least one hundred words, analyze how Hawthorne develops the theme of the pervasiveness of sin in "Young
Goodman Brown."

All conformity is evil.

Restate what Shakespeare means in the last 2 lines in the poem below.

Let me not to the marriage of true minds
Admit impediments. Love is not love
Which alters when it alteration finds
Or bends with the remover to remove.
O, no! it is an ever-fixed mark
That looks on tempests and is never shaken;
It is the star to every wand'ring poem,
Whose worth's unknown, although his highth be taken.
Love's not Time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks
Within his bending sickle's compass come.
Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks,
But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
If this be error, and upon me proved,
I never writ, nor no man ever loved.

In "The Courage That My Mother Had," what does the phrase That courage like a rock tell readers about the speaker's mother? She is strict and inflexible. Her personality is difficult to relate to. Her bravery and strength is unwavering. She protects the speaker from harm

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