The original source of the adage "Blood is Thicker than Water" is the proverb "The Blood of the Covenant is Thicker than the Water of the Womb." This signifies that the blood spilled on the battlefield (the covenant's blood) creates a link stronger than the bonds of blood (the water of the womb) between relatives.
As the old adage goes, "blood is thicker than water," which is to say that familial ties will always be more stable than those with strangers. The oldest record of this statement can be traced back to the 12th century in German. The term "blood" for relatives has been used since ancient Greek and Roman times. As early as the 1400s, the phrase was being used in this way throughout the English-speaking globe.
The medieval German beast epic Reinhart Fuchs introduced a similar saying. "I also hear that kin-blood is not ruined by water," in English. Jacob Grimm says that this phrase, which is not seen elsewhere, signifies that familial blood is not destroyed by baptism, therefore the raven Diezelin will have acquired his father's attitude despite being baptized.
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write an essay on prostitution
Answer: It's very bad but some people have no choice as long as they survive. Some people have to do bad things so they can pay bills and possibly pay rent or make a living for themselves and their child if they have one.
Explanation:
1. 1918: The Superbug
The Spanish flu killed 40–50 million people.
2. 1957: Asian Flu
Asian flu caused 70,000 deaths in the United States.
3. 1968: Another Pandemic
The Hong Kong flu killed 34,000 Americans.
4. 1986: Don’t Eat the Meat
BSE was first diagnosed in Britain.
5. 1996: A Bad Burger
The first human death from BSE was recorded.
What conclusion can be drawn about infectious diseases, based on this timeline?
Flu is a transferable sickness. Spanish flu started in 1918, and flu is a worldwide peculiarity.
How flu is communicable disease?
Influenza (flu) is an infectious/transferable respiratory disease brought about by influenza infections that contaminate the nose, throat, and lungs.
The flu an illness turns into a pandemic when new influenza infections develop which can cause contamination in individuals without any problem.In 1918 the Spanish flu started. The flu is an overall and verifiable issue.
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Answer:
B. There are occasional outbreaks of infectious diseases in the world.
is the answer.
Explanation:
I dont understand....need help...
Answer:
press on the box with the arrow and it will come up with a list of things you can choose from and all you need to do is choose the examples of characterization
Explanation:
proper vaccination is required to be prevented from disease. True or false plz give me answer
true because in order to fight disease, your body had to build up immunity to it first.
Select the correct form of the word to go in the blank:
I couldn't have _____ of such a thing on my own.
conceive
conception
conceivable
conceived
Answer:
the answer is conceived
Explanation:
to get the answer you have yo search what each word means hope this helps
if a peer’s speech sounds too wordy, what should you suggest that she do?
1. make it clearer.
2. make it more concise.
3. make it more detailed.
4. make it more descriptive.
Answer:
2. make it more concise.
Explanation:
In a situation, if a peer’s speech sounds too wordy, then the person can be suggested to make it more concise. Hence, Option 2 will be the correct answer.
What do you mean by concise communication?
Each phrase will have more effective once you've mastered the art of concise communication. Concise communication uses few words to convey a brief and important point to the audience.
The audience finds a concise message more appealing and understandable. Non-repetitive and concise in character. Using the proper words at the appropriate time is all that is required to speak clearly and concisely. Clear thought leads to clear communication.
Without getting distracted by unimportant facts or issues, a concise statement assists the Board to understand the crucial issues in a case.
Hence, In a situation, if a peer’s speech sounds too wordy, then the person can be suggested to make it more concise. Option 2 will be the correct answer.
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what do you think of "Sustaining excellence, shaping the future."
Answer:
its because sustainability aim to preserve the resources for the future generation
change the voice beginning with you...... your father will take you
Explanation:
I am not sure but... this might be the correct answer...
You will be taken by your father.
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In Passage 2 (The Gift of the Magi) , how does the author's manipulation of time in paragraphs 2 and 3 impact the story?
By flashing back to the first moment Della saw the gold watch chain, he creates tension as to how Jim will react to Della's decision to cut her hair.
By using a parallel plot structure to show the simultaneous actions of Della and Jim, he creates mystery as to what each of them is trying to accomplish.
By flashing forward to show Jim's reaction, he creates surprise regarding the impact Della's decision to cut her hair has on her relationship with Jim.
By slowing down the pace of the story with a great deal of description, he reflects the lengths Della will go to in order to earn the money to buy the gold watch chain.
Answer:
a) By flashing back to the first moment Della saw the gold watch chain, he creates tension as to how Jim will react to Della's decision to cut her hair.
The author's manipulation of time impacted the story A. By flashing back to the first moment Della saw the gold watch chain, he creates tension as to how Jim will react to Della's decision to cut her hair.
From the story, it should be noted that the parallel plot structure wasn't used to show the simultaneous actions of Della and Jim.
In this case, the manipulation of time impacted the story by flashing back to the first moment Della saw the gold watch chain, he creates tension as to how Jim will react to Della's decision to cut her hair. This was important in making the readers understand the story.
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If a society is unguarded and unprepared, what do you think would be the correct term for them if a hazard would be coming?
Answer:
Physical, economic, social and political factors determine people's level of vulnerability and the extent of their capacity to resist, cope with and recover from hazards. Clearly, poverty is a major contributor to vulnerability. ... They tend to be better protected from hazards and have preparedness systems in place.
Explanation:
A correct term for this society would be "weakened."
We can use this term, because we know that society is weakened, as it has no protection and no preparation to combat the approaching danger.
The word "weakened" refers to:
Something weakened.Something down.Something diminished.Something fragile.Something unprepared.Something without strength.Thus, we can conclude that in the system formed by society and the danger that will be established over it, danger is a strengthened element, while society is a weakened element.
Furthermore, the term "weakened" can be synonymous with the terms "unguarded" and "unprepared" which are the features of this society.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Answer:
1. The title tells the reader that the story will most likely involve both a tortoise and a hare in its plot.
2. The story takes place in a forest.
3. After the Tortoise asks Hare for a race, Hare is amused by his suggestion and laughs to show his confidence.
4. Hare's laughter, nonchalant attitude toward the race, and mockery of Tortoise are all evidence of his over-confidence.
5. In his next race, Hare will probably refrain from under-estimating his opponent and keep his focus on the task at hand, rather than taking breaks to nap.
6. The moral of the story can be summarized in the sentence spoken by Tortoise: "You may be faster, but I won the race."
7. This story would be considered a fable because it is fiction, short in length, and a lesson is taught.
8. The moral of the story is "slow and steady wins the race." No matter your physical ability, you can achieve your goals through hard work and determination.
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these are all right great job
Number 6 should be come "by", not sure about the others but I think they are right
a way of measuring ranging from 1-10 that expresses the amount of
energy released by an earthquake *
A.richter scale
B.diagram
C.traumatize
D.archaeologist
Answer:
a. richter scale
Explanation:
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You have been assigned to write a paper on how confidence can help a person to secede which would be a good question to guide your study?
A) Can shy people be confident?
B) can confidence be taught or is it inborn?
C)How is confidence defined and how does it display itself?
D) What are some ways the people who believe in themselves have been able to help themself?
Part A
What decision does Jack make in the excerpt?
A. to form a tribe of his own
B. to demand another vote for chief
C. to go off and live by himself
D. to accept that Ralph is chief
Part B
How does Jack's decision in Part A change the social structure
of the island?
A. It prompts Ralph to turn his authority as chief over to Jack
B. It forces the boys to seek out and befriend the beast
C. It forces the boys to live without meat in their diet
D. It divides the boys into competing groups
Answer: B: to demand another vote for chief
Explanation: i took the test
part a: to form a tribe of his own.
part b: it divides the boys into competing groups.
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which line best expresses the theme of the poem
Answer:
A. People naturally cycle through many different moods throughout their daily lives.
Explanation:
Option A is the correct answer.
From Lines 20 - 26 of the poem, we discover that the poet revealed that what he experiences is what another experiences. He states that the feelings morphs from one into the next, just like it happens in the other person.
Having compared what happens to him to be same that goes on in another, we deduce that this is what people experience naturally throughout their daily lives. The poet tend to show what actually happens even from childhood.
Does society has a responsibility to keep everyone safe from violence, regardless of who
is causing the violence to happen?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
What is the mood on Animal Farm after the public confessions and slaughter?
I KNOW THAT NO ONE WILL SEE THIS BUT PLEASE ANSWER
Answer:
The tone of Animal Farm is initially playful and lighthearted, but it becomes bitter as the story unfolds. The story begins with a tone suggesting the reader is embarking on a superficially silly story about ridiculous humans and talking animals.
Explanation:
Answer:
In the bitter cold of winter, the animals struggle to rebuild the windmill. In January, they fall short of food, a fact that they work to conceal from the human farmers around them, lest Animal Farm be perceived to be failing. The humans refuse to believe that Snowball caused the destruction of the windmill, saying that the windmill’s walls simply weren’t thick enough. The animals deem this explanation false, but they nevertheless decide to build the walls twice as thick this time. Squealer gives ennobling speeches on the glory of sacrifice, but the other animals acquire their real inspiration from the example of Boxer, who works harder than ever. In order to feed the animals, Napoleon contracts to sell four hundred eggs a week. The other animals react with shock—one of Old Major’s original complaints about humans focused on the cruelty of egg selling, or so they remember. The hens rebel, and Napoleon responds by cutting their rations entirely. Nine hens die before the others give in to Napoleon’s demands.
Soon afterward, the animals hear, to their extreme dismay, that Snowball has been visiting the farm at night, in secret, and sabotaging the animals’ efforts. Napoleon says that he can detect Snowball’s presence everywhere, and whenever something appears to go wrong by chance, Snowball receives the blame. One day, Squealer announces that Snowball has sold himself to Mr. Frederick’s farm, Pinchfield, and that the treacherous pig has been in league with Mr. Jones from the start. He recalls Snowball’s attempts at the Battle of the Cowshed to have the animals defeated. The animals hear these words in stupefied astonishment. They remember Snowball’s heroism and recall that he received a medal. Boxer, in particular, is completely baffled. But Napoleon and Squealer convince the others that Snowball’s apparent bravery simply constituted part of his treacherous plot. They also work to convince the animals of Napoleon’s superior bravery during that battle. So vividly does Squealer describe Napoleon’s alleged heroic actions that the animals are almost able to remember them.
Four days later, Napoleon convenes all of the animals in the yard. With his nine huge dogs ringed about him and growling, he stages an inquisition and a purge: he forces certain animals to confess to their participation in a conspiracy with Snowball and then has the dogs tear out these supposed traitors’ throats. The dogs, apparently without orders, even attack Boxer, who effortlessly knocks them away with his huge hooves. But four pigs and numerous other animals meet their deaths, including the hens who rebelled at the proposal to sell their eggs. The terrible bloodshed leaves the animals deeply shaken and confused. After Napoleon leaves, Boxer says that he would never have believed that such a thing could happen on Animal Farm. He adds that the tragedy must owe to some fault in the animals themselves; thus, he commits to working even harder. Clover looks out over the farm, wondering how such a glorious rebellion as theirs could have come to its current state. Some of the animals begin to sing “Beasts of England,” but Squealer appears and explains that “Beasts of England” may no longer be sung. It applied only to the Rebellion, he says, and now there is no more need for rebellion. Squealer gives the animals a replacement song, written by Minimus, the poet pig. The new song expresses profound patriotism and glorifies Animal Farm, but it does not inspire the animals as “Beasts of England” once did.
Analysis
The humans react with relief when the windmill topples because its failure seems to justify their contempt for the animals and their belief in their own superiority. Similarly, Soviet Russia struggled against a largely justified reputation for industrial incompetence, famine, and poor management. Stalin’s vaunted Five-Year Plans for agriculture resulted in the starvation of millions of people, and industrial production lagged far behind the capitalist West. But the Soviets were determined to mask their problems and keep them from the eyes of the rest of the world. Correspondingly, the pigs of Animal Farm devise elaborate schemes to keep the human farmers from learning about their difficulties. The windmill becomes an important measure of the farm’s competence, and its collapse deals a major blow to the pigs’ prestige as equals in the community of farms—just as Soviet Russia’s industrial setbacks threatened its position as an equal to the leading nations of the world and as a viable model
20 pts!!!! ASAP! The Tale of the Three Caskets and The Merchant of Venice
The choice of three caskets to win the right to marry is key to both passages. How is this choice presented differently in Passage 2 (The Merchant of Venice)?
All three caskets contain valuable treasures.
The text reveals the thought process of the person choosing.
The person who is to be married is the one who presents the caskets.
It is clear that the person who is to be married wants the suitor to choose correctly.
Answer:
The text reveals the thought process of the person choosing.
Explanation:
this is what I think if I get it wrong at least I tried
The choice is presented differently in the text "revealing the thought process of the person choosing." Therefore, option (b) or (ii) is the correct answer.
What were the three criteria for selecting the casket?Three caskets—one made of gold, one of silver, and one of lead—are displayed to potential partners as part of the test. The suitor wins Portia's hand if he selects the right casket.
The gold coffin represents avarice, as well as superficial, materialistic people who place more emphasis on appearance than on content.
The person who chooses the coffin containing Portia's image will be able to wed her.
If the wrong casket is selected, he must remain single, keep his choice a secret, and depart right away. The Prince of Morocco is the first potential suitor.
Therefore, option (b) is the correct answer.
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Read Sojourner Truth’s speech and highlight ALL the rhetorical devices she uses in it. Keep in mind that some highlighting may overlap. Then list 1-5 what each paragraph is about in the left margin.
Well, children, where there is so much racket there must be something out of kilter. I think that 'twixt the negroes of the South and the women at the North, all talking about rights, the white men will be in a fix pretty soon. But what's all this here talking about?
That man over there says that women need to be helped into carriages, and lifted over ditches, and to have the best place everywhere. Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place! And ain't I a woman? Look at me! Look at my arm! I have ploughed and planted, and gathered into barns, and no man could head me! And ain't I a woman? I could work as much and eat as much as a man - when I could get it - and bear the lash as well! And ain't I a woman? I have borne thirteen children, and seen most all sold off to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother's grief, none but Jesus heard me! And ain't I a woman?
Then they talk about this thing in the head; what's this they call it? [member of audience whispers, "intellect"] That's it, honey. What's that got to do with women's rights or negroes' rights? If my cup won't hold but a pint, and yours holds a quart, wouldn't you be mean not to let me have my little half measure full?
Then that little man in black there, he says women can't have as much rights as men, 'cause Christ wasn't a woman! Where did your Christ come from? Where did your Christ come from? From God and a woman! Man had nothing to do with Him.
If the first woman God ever made was strong enough to turn the world upside down all alone, these women together ought to be able to turn it back , and get it right side up again! And now they is asking to do it, the men better let them.
Obliged to you for hearing me, and now old Sojourner ain't got nothing more to say.
in which glossary would you expect to find a listing for the critical vocabulary words that are highlighted in each section. will mark brainiest
Answer:
Footnote
Explanation:
If a word looks like this Example*
then at the bottom there is probably a defintion of the word
Example: A word that means (insert definition here)
Which detail best shows that the Forest Mother is kindhearted?
o that she wishes dragons could still exist
o that she is a good friend to the other animals
O the way she turns Ben into a dragonfly
O the way she cautions Ben about his behavior
Answer:D?
Explanation:
Can you guys just give me some themes you can think of I don’t need an actual full essay I am just not very good with analyzing art
In at least five hundred words, write an essay that compares and contrasts related themes in Picasso's The Tragedy and
Sophocles's Oedipus the King. Begin by identifying at least two common themes. Then compare and contrast how each
work addresses the theme. Analyze what is included, as well as what is left out of each composition. Include specific
examples from the text or painting of how its medium communicates its ideas.
Answer:
The Tragedy and Oedipus the King both display seemingly normal people in positions that are compromising. Try focusing on the fact that Oedipus and Picasso both showed ordinary people who were damaged, in The Tragedy, it's through poverty, and in Oedipus, it's through an Oedipus complex.
Explanation:
Which fallacy does the following argument commit?
"Bill got a new dog this weekend. That's why he didn't text me back; he's spending all
his time with his dog!"
A.straw man
B.false cause-effect statement
C.loaded language
D.leading question
Answer:
Loading language
Explanation:
I did the test
Martin Luther King Jr.
What specific things has this person done to make him or her admirable?
What kind of impact does this person still have on the world today?
How has this person impacted you?
Answer:
MLK led a civil rights movement that focused on nonviolent protest. He envisioned equality for all people. He is admirable because he changed the world with his 'i have a dream' speech and led it without any violence whatsoever. His protest is still remembered to this day because his speech made people start listening. We have him to thank (along with others) for the equality between races we have now.
Explanation:
Why are masks affecting our everyday lives please finish what i was writing IT HAS TO BE A PARAGRAPH!
Answer:
Some people have conditions, such as asthma and struggle to breathe. Also, we inhale toxins because of our masks
Explanation: we have been in masks sure they protect us but at what price? for some they break out on there lower face some can hardly breath in them its very irritating when you forget your mask and have to go back and get it.
ILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST E2 – Sentence Structure: Classifying Sentences
Directions: Classify each of the following sentences as one of the following:
S (Simple) CD (Compound) CX (Complex) CC (Compound-Complex)
___________1. Guy de Maupassant wrote approximately three hundred short stories during his career.
___________2. He often wrote about characters who struggled against their fate.
___________3. Greed or ambition often led to the downfall of his characters.
___________4. “The Necklace” is about a woman who borrowed a diamond necklace from a friend.
___________5. She lost the borrowed necklace, and she bought another one.
___________6. She returned the new necklace to the woman who had loaned the other necklace to her,
and she kept the loss secret.
___________7. After ten years of hard work, she paid for the necklace, but the work robbed her of her
youth and beauty.
___________8. She learned that the borrowed necklace had not been made of real diamonds.
_______ ____ 9. Monsieur Loisel took out loans, moved into a garret, and worked two jobs, but he
remained thrifty, devoted, and boring.
___________10. Madame Loisel envied her rich friend.
___________11. Monsieur Loisel felt satisfied and delighted about his middle-class life.
___________12. Madame Loisel wished for a wealthy, fashionable, and luxurious lifestyle.
___________13. The setting of “The Necklace” is in Paris in the 1800’s.
___________14. Madame Loisel knew the horrible existence of the needy.
___________15. Madame Loisel learned that her sacrifices to pay for real diamonds were unnecessary.
What does Ragueneau hide from his wife when she walks in the shop?
giving money away
a cake
his sword
his writings
Answer: a cake i thik??
Explanation:
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Can you please write me 3 sentences that include either "duplicitous" or "duplicity"
I will mark you the brainliest
Thank you in advance
Answer:
1. Clara was duplicitous by nature, she would often lie to get out of trouble
2. There was duplicity written all across his face, and suddenly the truth of the matter was revealed; he had been lying to them all this time.
3. Duplicity among politicians and in the promises the government makes are often reasons people do not trust everything they are told.
Explanation:
Duplicity can be defined as deceit, and duplicitous is the character trait of being deceitful or lying, I hope this helps!
In Lines 23 and 24 of his poem "Chicago", Sandburg uses which poetic device? A Simile - a comparison of two unlike things using "like" or "as" B. Metaphor - a comparison of two unlike objects C. Repetition
Answer:
Explanation:
A.simile