Question

help me please

Answer 1

whats your question?

Answer 2

3^square root -64

Answer 3

sure

Answer 4

okay

Answer 5

yes @Pizza_King

Answer 6

-0.804549596 + 0.593885467 i

Answer 7

the choices are 8,16,-4,4, and -16

Answer 8

add it

Answer 9

its -0.210664129

Answer 10

no

Answer 11

yes it's that

Answer 12

not the answer wat else do you have to do

Answer 13

they just gave me that

Answer 14

as the answer choice because you also had to round but i guess that was a relative answer

Answer 15

oh ok thanks

Answer 16

welcome

Answer 17

can you fan me please @magy

Answer 18

yes

Answer 19

@shifuyanli can you help me in language arts

Answer 20

yea sure

Answer 21

Johnny's come home at last!
Shimmering rainbows in his eyes
Years of spring folded
in his knapsack
A red rose dried and pressed
for his sweetheart
Yellow daffodils tucked in a book
for his mama
Johnny's come home—
blowing kisses to the clouds—
at last!

What is the mood of this poem?
A. haunting
B. ecstatic
C. dignified
D. sympathetic

Answer 22

B

Answer 23

The Haircut

There lies soft hair that I once could call mine
Locks so loved, they were almost always there,
So long and black, now chopped and cut so fine
Now length is gone, it is almost unfair.

What will all the rubber bands now hold proud?
How will fingers of mine twirl you around?
How will all the people know to be wowed?
Will you again grow and again be found?

I know there is not much reason to pine
You are swept up and all but said good-bye
But you and I were once so intertwined
All I’m left with is just a few last sighs.

Dearest hair, your efforts are not in vain.
Only time will make you once more my mane.
Question
8. This poem is a sonnet because it
A. has fourteen lines and ends in a couplet.
B. has hardly any rhythm included in its lines.
C. is composed entirely of couplets that rhyme.
D. is written with simple stanzas and refrains.

Answer 24

A.

Answer 25

It's the same poem
Which pair of lines from the sonnet above is a couplet?
A. "Dearest hair, your efforts are not in vain. / Only time will make you once more my mane."
B. "How will all the people know to be wowed? / Will you again grow and again be found?"
C. "Now length is gone, it is almost unfair. / What will all the rubber bands now hold proud?"
D. "Locks so loved, they were almost always there, / So long and black, now chopped and cut so fine"

Answer 26

A.

Answer 27

The Lonely Maid
by A. Gautam
Betsy never stopped to blink.
She dragged on like a horse.
She labored on, forgot to think.
Her fingers were tough and coarse.

Sometimes she sang along,
while she ironed the sheets.
The softness of the song
is pressed in my heartbeats.
Question

What is the best way to describe Betsy?
A. overworked
B. gentle
C. talented
D. forgetful

Answer 28

A.