Is ham frein..? Ham is my frein :)

hamExplanation:ham is my friend can i see your private ham says

Answer:

yes

Explanation:

What two types of literary devices are used in the following passage from Ethan Frome? "Ethan looked at her with loathing. She was no longer the listless creature who had lived at his side in a state of sullen self-absorption, but a mysterious alien presence, an evil energy secreted from the long years of silent brooding." A) Simile and Personification B) Hyperbole and Alliteration C) Onomatopoeia and Metaphor D)Alliteration and Metaphor

Pick a university or college that is in one of the southern states of Texas, Alabama, Kentucky, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Oklahoma, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, or Virginia. Research online to find out what year that university desegregated and allowed black students to attend. Compare this to the year that Gallaudet desegregated and hypothesize about how integration affected both institutions.

Place the following events in their proper sequence.

1.
The Bishop of London tried to stop the smuggling and possession of the Tyndale English Bible.

2.
Tyndale disappeared and possibly went to the university in Cologne.

3.
Tyndale was burned at the stake.

4.
A man named Dobneck plotted to find and capture Tyndale.

5.
William Tyndale went to Antwerp to translate the Old Testament.

6.
Tyndale was betrayed, arrested, and put in jail in Brussels.

if your brothers birthday is tomorrow and it already passed yesterday how many colors can you smell true or false?

does anyone know this, it's my friends he needs help with it-
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worth a hundred points

What is "Dear" in Russian to send a letter?

Read the excerpt from "Dream Season.”

Dad saw my look and told me about a secret savings stash. "I thought that it was time to spend some of it. Besides, you have a job to do,” he said as he wrote the word "PRESS” on a small square of paper. Then he pinned the square to the side of my cap and said with a laugh, "Look at you! Now you’re the real deal. Run along and get your notebook.”

Which inferences about Marcus’s dad are supported by the excerpt? Check all that apply.

His dad is a caring father.
His dad carelessly spends money.
His dad makes fun of him.
His dad plans for the future.
His dad supports him.

What happens to the gravitational force exerted by one object on another when the mass of the objects is doubled?

Select the sentence which is punctuated correctly.

The agenda for the evening is as follows first we will eat dinner then we will go for a walk finally we will watch a movie.

Have you ever wanted to be in the circus? If so, you should start practicing now! Many of the most well‐
known circus performers began their careersin their early teens or even younger.
Bird Millman was a famous tightrope‐walkerin the early 20th century. Her parents brought her into the
circus at only six years old to perform with trained ponies. Her family’s acts soon included not only
ponies, but also trapezes and tightrope walking. One day when Bird was ten, her father was badly hurt
in an accident. While Bird’s mother took her father to the hospital, Bird performed all by herself! Soon
she became well‐known for her tightrope acts, for which she danced and sang as she walked across the
wire. Bird even performed some stunts on a rope tied between two New York City skyscrapers!
Another famous performer, Ella Bradna, also grew up in a circus, where she learned ballet, tightrope
walking, and bareback riding. Ella’s older sister was the star rider of the circus, but when her sister fell
and broke both legs, eleven‐year‐old Ella took her place in the act. She amazed audiences with her
ability to dance and do gymnastic tricks on horseback. Ella’s life, while glamorous, was not easy. She
performed twice a day, but she also kept up with her schooling, practiced her act for hours, washed
dishes, and even took a turn driving the circus wagon! Ella received an offer of marriage at age fourteen,but her father made her turn down the proposal. When Ella was 22, her horse threw her off during a
performance. Ella was flung out of the ring and landed on the man she would later marry.
Bird and Ella both came from circus families, but the famous animal trainer Alfred Court did not. He was
born into a wealthy and powerful French family. Alfred’s parents sent him to a strict boarding school that
required him to study for hours every day, but Alfred still found time to become very skilled at
gymnastics. At age fourteen, he ran away from the school and used his gymnastic skills to join a circus.
The police found Alfred and took him back to school, but a year later he ran away again. This time he
was able to avoid capture. Alfred performed as an acrobat during his teenage years—then became a lion
trainer. Instead of using the cruel training techniquesthat were popular at the time, Alfred made friends
with the animals he trained. Unlike many others who work with big cats, he was never seriously injuredduring almost thirty years of “lion taming.”
Charles Stratton, better known as Tom Thumb, was one of the most popular circus attractionsin the late
19th century. Charles first joined the circus at age five, when he was just twenty‐five inches tall. Although
his act was supposed to show off his tiny size, Charles also told jokes, sang, and did impersonations.
Thousands of people across America and Europe came to see Tom Thumb; he even met the Queen of
England and President Abraham Lincoln. Charlestoured with the circus for most of his life. When he
died in 1883, he was only 3 feet, 4 inches tall.
Today, there are still children growing up in circus families, but it is less common for them to perform. In
some countries, child circus performances have been outlawed. However, adult performers usually start
their training as children, even if they can’t perform until they’re older. If you think you want to join a
circus someday, the time to build your skills is now. Join a ballet class, take gymnastics, or find a circus school or camp to get you ready for life under the Big Top!

Which of the following quotes indicates omitted text? "You could go crazy thinking of how public our lives really are—the omnipresent security cameras, the tracking data on our very smart phones, the porous state of our Internet selves, the trail of electronic crumbs we leave every day," says New Yorker journalist Susan Orlean. "You could go crazy thinking of how public our lives really are—[the omnipresent security cameras, the tracking data on our very smart phones,] the porous state of our Internet selves, the trail of electronic crumbs we leave every day," says New Yorker journalist Susan Orlean. "You could go crazy thinking of how public [sic] our lives really are—the omnipresent security cameras, the tracking data on our very smart phones, the porous state of our Internet selves, the trail of electronic crumbs we leave every day," says New Yorker journalist Susan Orlean. "You could go crazy thinking of how unprivate our lives really are...the porous state of our Internet selves, the trail of electronic crumbs we leave every day," says New Yorker journalist Susan Orlean.

If a name doesn't show up very often or isn't encountered too often, or is easily forgotten, could it means the name is extremely rare?

fill in the blanks

As you play hockey you might_______________________________________. I have created a first aid kit that includes______________________________________. According to this website_____________________________ these items will help by_________________________________________. One example would be________________ from_____________________, this could be treated by___________________.

Explicati chum s-au format cuvintele treizeci si nenorocita

I give you a brainliest if you answer this question

"what does mere pas do bangle or do garden ha mean" Rakhi Sawant

The unit lists several things to think about when considering what kind of job you’d like to have in the future. Which of these do you think is most important when selecting a career and why? Do you think your response would change if you were Deaf?

1. Why are there so many concerns about the Malagasy language?
2. Why are so many middle eastern and Turkic
languages dying?
3. Why are there so many concerns about the Malay language?
Someone please give me a brainliest answer to 3 of these questions

Are there any 7th grade boys on this website??

I mean like come one.

P.S. if there are how old are you??

It is not on a subject but they made me pick one

Felipe's uncle owns a large manufacturing business with offices in three states. This type of business would BEST be described as what?

freelance


nonprofit


mom-and-pop


corporate

What common theme do the passage Charlie and The passage The treasure of Lemmon Brown have in common? And why?

Basahin ang balita at unawaing mabuti. Isalaysay muli ang nabasang balita sa
isang talata an binubuo ng limang pangungusap. Gamitin ang mga uri ng pangungusap sa paggawa nito.
Magsimula rito:

what is "Have a good week!" In russian?

Which of these activities occurs during the revision stage?
Correcting spelling and grammar mistakes
Rearranging sections and paragraphs
Writing a first draft
Creating an outline

Why is German known for being a badly written language?

WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND 100 POINTS

PROJECT: COMMUNICATION LOG
How many times do you communicate with someone each day? What kinds of communication do you have most often? This project gives you an opportunity to answer these and other questions about your communication habits.

OBJECTIVES
Monitor, analyze, and classify communication interactions.
List and define the types of communication.
VOCABULARY
intrapersonal communication with oneself
interpersonal interacting with one other person or in a small group
small group communication interaction between two or more people for the "project" proposed, such as solving problems, sharing ideas and experiences, relating, and exerting influence
public communication a process by which one person or a group presents a message to another group in a formal manner
perception the process of using our beliefs, thoughts, and observations to gather information about surroundings and people
Vocab Arcade
Instructions:
Keep a log of the different types of communication activities in which you engage during the rest of the day. Categorize each activity according to the type of communication it was and the purpose(s) of the communication. Report your findings in the space provided below.

Be prepared to discuss your findings with your teacher or fellow students. Consider the following questions in light of your report:

Did the variety of communications surprise you?
Did you find that you were more involved in one type of communication than others?
Which one(s) were you most involved in, and why do you think it happened that way?

What is the least popular vitamin?

Which of these lists shows the elements common to every story?
plot, facts, opinions
plot, characters, setting
setting, sentences, paragraphs
characters, arguments, details

Why are there so many concerns about the Swahili language and why do certain linguists consider it to be endangered? Someone please give me a brainly answer in 250 words

what does konichiwa mean
a. good morning
b. good afternoon
c. good evening
d. good night