fill in the blanks to explain how a wounded octopus can trick a predator

Answer:

The octopus's tentacle keeps (moving) right after it is bitten off. The tentacle confuses the predator. Then the octopus (escapes)

First blank is: moving

Second blank is: escapes

Explanation:

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A wounded octopus can trick a predator because its tentacle can keep moving after it is bitten off. This confuses the predator and allows for the octopus to escape.

When an octopus is attacked by a predator and losses a tentacle, that tentacle continues to move for a time.

The predator will then be confused by this sight and during the moment of confusion, the octopus seizes on the distraction and escapes.

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mergeam in parc
mancam un mar
prezentam un proiect
citeam o carte
sunt la imperfect trecut?

Which of the following does not use figurative language?

'The fog comes on little cat feet'
'Fog appeared in the harbor and the city.'
'The frog sat like a bump on a log in the fog.'
'Fog fell over the lake like a ghostly waterfall.'

2.1 Present five incidences, as examples, where sports personalities' rights were violated (5X2-10)​

What is the social,
cultural, historical,
geographical
context of sure you can ask me a personal question?

1.Орфографическая разминка: спишите слова, вставьте буквы, используйте эти и другие слова в заданиях (см.Ниже): ш-рох, ч-рный, з-ря, р-сточек, проб-рается, пут-шствовать, луч-зарный, прик-снётся, распол-житься, ш-лестят, кисти р-бины, осенн-е оч-рование, з-ленеют, мног-цветие, з-лотой, щ-бечут, 2. Что можно видеть в лесу? Составьте 5-10 словосочетаний прилаг.+сущ. (используйте эпитеты). Например, нежная заря и т.Д. 3. Что можно услышать (слушать) в лесу? Составьте 5-10 словосочетаний прилаг.+сущ. Или нареч. + глагол (используйте эпитеты, олицетворения). Например, странный треск и т.Д.

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wang peng and li you are leaving for beijing in early june

the ather half of Making Inferences about a Time Period in "A Century Ride"


6.question


Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”


“Great Scott!” he stammered, “what’s the matter? Surely ’tisn’t Mrs. Dunlop?” and he gaped at the dusty little lady, who sat on the door-step, and the wheel which lay on the roadway.


“I’m choking with thirst,” said Maude. “Get me a drink of water, and I’ll tell you,” and the Doctor bounced in for a dipper, and out to the pump for the required beverage.


“Don’t take much,” he stammered incoherently. “I’ve put a drop of whiskey in it. Now tell me, in the name of Heaven, what sent you riding across the country in this fashion?”


Which best explains the context clues for and the correct meaning of “incoherently”?


❌ Based on the context clues “great Scott,” “bounced,”

and “stammered,” the word “incoherently” means “in

an eager manner.”


❌ Based on the context clues “what’s the matter,”

“gaped,” and “bounced,” the word “incoherently”

means “in an angry manner.”


❌ Based on the context clues “gaped,” “choking,” and

“now tell me,” the word “incoherently” means “in a

nervous manner.”


✔️ Based on the context clues “stammered,” “gaped,”

and “in the name of Heaven,” the word “incoherently”

means “in a confused manner.”


7.question


Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”


“I’m choking with thirst,” said Maude. “Get me a drink of water, and I’ll tell you,” and the Doctor bounced in for a dipper, and out to the pump for the required beverage.


To update this excerpt to a more modern style, what slang would most likely replace “choking with thirst”?


✔️ dying of thirst

❌ getting up a thirst

❌ athirst somethin’ fierce

❌ cottonmouthed with thirst


8.question


Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.”


When she came forward at Commencement, in a delightful little Greenaway gown of white muslin, peppered over with tiny dots, with the very smile of childhood in her wide blue eyes, and her curly hair clustering round her brows—the learned doctors, imported to adorn the Commencement exercises, blinked their eyes and looked twice, and hesitated, even then, to accept her as an established fact.


Which detail most helps the reader infer that women were not commonly expected to become doctors at this time?


❌ she came forward at Commencement

❌ smile of childhood in her wide blue eyes

❌ imported to adorn the Commencement

✔️ blinked their eyes and looked twice


9.question


Read the excerpt from “A Century Ride.”


So he foraged, and brought triumphantly forth half a chicken, a couple of slices of melon and some light biscuits, with a generous noggin of milk to wash it all down.


What word most indicates that the excerpt was written in the 1800s rather than in modern times?


❌ foraged

❌ triumphantly

❌ forth

✔️ noggin


10.question


Read the excerpt from "A Century Ride.”


Lizzie Dunlop patted the small lady’s shoulder soothingly. "There, there, little iceberg,” she said, "let it all be buried! It’s forgotten. You shall never be worried about it again. You are here to enjoy every moment of your holiday, and to tell me the news of civilization, and to take rides across the prairie. What a blessing we have a decent road for the velocipede—I beg pardon—bicycle! You must have lots of grit to mount that scary machine; and—oh! Maude! How can you want to be a surgeon? I should die if I saw a man cut up and mangled; but you are a marvel!”


Which phrase from the excerpt is most like the modern language used in writing?


❌ There, there little iceberg

✔️ You are here to enjoy every moment

❌ You must have lots of grit

❌ I should die if I saw a man cut up

and now you get 100%

देशप्रति माया दर्साउन बनेको के हो​

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What schools are best if we want to choose the IGSCE curriculum?

How will you show fairness in every situation brainly?

तल लेखिएका शब्द मध्धे कुन अनेकार्थी शब्द हो?
1. दर ,
2. भर,
3. सर ​

Is the KrisKrosKlasik scrabble unofficial?

Is the Uzbek language endangered?

to make what others can only imagine"" is an example of a

Why is the Turkish language dying out and losing its popularity?

1. The way in how a message could be given are

a) Only verbal and written
b) Verbal, written and through
opinions
c)Verbal and by signs
d) Verbal, written and through
signs or gestures

The Holi Festival
1
India is not everyone’s cup of tea, but when choosing a country to go to as an exchange student, I made it mine. My name, Malini, is Indian, and Father’s father is originally from India, so I was really enthusiastic about getting to know this faraway country.
2
What I didn’t anticipate was Sandra. Sandra was assigned to my host family along with me, and we were roommates and companions in this cultural journey. The first thing I noticed was that Sandra hated everything about India. She didn’t like the heat. (Oh, thank you, India, because otherwise I’d be tromping around in the snow banks of Rochester, New York!) She didn’t like the clothes. (I like to wear the Punjabis, lightweight slacks and tops, because they are comfortable and colorful.) She barely ate any of the food. (Can I have some more lamb biryani, please?) And she thought that riding in rickshaws was dangerous. (Well, okay, she has a point, but I find the rides exhilarating nonetheless!)
3
We were both learning to speak Hindi, the main language of the country. I’m not as good at languages as Sandra, but I do try, so it was humiliating when I made a mistake in front of my host parents and Sandra laughed and corrected me.
4
Then came Holi, an Indian festival that celebrates the end of winter and the advent of spring, a season of color, joy, and hope. When friends from school picked us up at the house, we were armed with water pistols, or pichkaris, containing colored water and containers of colored powder called gulal. We had been told that people would smear color on us, so we knew what to expect — but nothing had prepared us for the experience itself.
5
The streets were filled with music, drumbeats, and dancing — throngs of people covered in the colored powder from head to toe. Sandra and I melted into the crowds with our friends, and soon we were in a war of color. We smeared powder on our friends, and our friends smeared us back. Yellow, orange, fuchsia, purple, bright blue, and green powder covered our faces, our hair, our hands, and our clothes. Even Sandra was into the act — smearing, spraying, and doing something I had not seen since we had arrived in Mumbai: she was smiling!
6
My host mother says that Holi is a festival that celebrates good over evil, and pushes out the unpleasantness and hardships in our lives. I believe that it is so, because after that day, I didn’t hear one more complaint about India from Sandra. It was as if the color brought her into the fabric of all that is India.
7
The next week, Sandra was reborn. She bought a sari and swore off jeans forever. She wore bangles on her feet, and suddenly she couldn’t eat enough Indian food, which she declared the “best food ever.” Sandra stopped ridiculing me when I made mistakes in Hindi, and instead offered to help me with my pronunciations. The Saturday after Holi, we ventured out and got a mehndi, a tattoo of flowers and patterns painted on with henna. The mehndi stayed on our hands for two weeks, but our shared love of India wore long after that.
Question. Which sentence from the story BEST supports the conclusion that Malini is more adventurous than Sandra?
A. The first thing I noticed was that Sandra hated everything about India.
B. Well, okay, she has a point, but I find the rides exhilarating nonetheless!
C. Sandra and I melted into the crowds with our friends, and soon we were in a war of color.
D. I believe that it is so, because after that day, I didn’t hear one more complaint about India from Sandra.

the united states spends the most on foreign aid in dollar terms, but several countries spend more on a per capita basis

peter works as a machine operator at kb industries. one day, while getting a machine started, peter slips and falls from a ladder and breaks his elbow. which of the following holds true in this case?
A. Peter will not be covered under workers' compensation because such injuries and accidents are expected in his job.
B. Peter will not be covered under workers' compensation because he is not a white-collar employee.
C. Peter will be covered under workers' compensation if he is able to prove that his injury was due to a disability that he may have.
D. Peter will be covered under workers' compensation if he is able to prove that his injury arose out of or in the course of his employment

Why are the people losing interest in Hindi language? Someone please give me brainliest answer in 250 words

To be a good digital citizen a person should use online communication in what way?
illegally
exclusively

responsibly

coercively

3) How does the Father try to recover aspects of his tradition? What are some of the challenges that
he faces in this process? (4-6 sentences) without title poem

Verses elated to the topic appear in which section of the Topic Guide results a, Topic b. Related verses c. Illustrations d. Interactive

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Hello, I write this for the translator, I don't know English Could you help me with this task? please is this :
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1.What does Pablo do for living?
2. What is his timetable?
3. How many days off does he have?
4.Does he receive tips in his job?
5. What is he doing at this moment?
6. What is his wife doing now?
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Is the Ocaina language still spoken?

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sense of self, an offhand comment from Mom or Dad can feel like a shove from a
bulldozer." Did you ever feel that way as a child? If you're a parent, do you recognize
age and
the strength and impact that your words have?
8. Randy credits his professor Andy van Dam with telling him the tough-love things he
needed
to hear. What was it about Dr. van Dam's delivery and message that resonated with
Randy? Who in your own life has told you things about yourself that made you
reconsider your actions or behavior?
9.
Discuss the aspects of effective communication that Pausch uses to make himself a
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