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help

Answer 1

@blm1

Answer 2

So the question is.....?

Answer 3

do you want to start with language arts or civics?

Answer 4

I'm not too good at civics (depends on the questions), but language is my favorite/strongest subject. So let's go language! :)

Answer 5

okie dokie!

Answer 6

and i need you to answer the questions as fast as you can ! ready?

Answer 7

@blm1 ?

Answer 8

yep yep

Answer 9

I can also help if you want but it doesn't bother me if you don't want me to.

Answer 10

alrighty! #1:
What is a propaganda? Who uses one? and why?

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Propaganda is biased information that someone uses to persuade people in THEIR direction.

Answer 12

oh! and please make sure to answer in your own words! :)

Answer 13

So, for example many people during Vietnam were upset about it, so they used propaganda to persuade people to stop fighting. An example could be newspapers against the war.

Answer 14

ok and who uses it?

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and why?

Answer 16

well people that are biased and what others to believe exactly what they do. They do this, mainly because they want others to follow their idea that they believe is right.

Answer 17

ok and who uses them though?

Answer 18

Biased people. I could, you could.

Answer 19

ok..
next!

Answer 20

What are the steps to summarizing a nonfiction article?

Answer 21

start a new question though

Answer 22

can we please just stay here? :)

Answer 23

I don't know the answer for that question. I know to summarize you reclaim your idea in a different way, but I don't the steps.

Answer 24

ok then how would you summarize a nonfiction article?

Answer 25

it doesnt have to be in steps, just give me an answer :)

Answer 26

I did

Answer 27

That's all I know for this question, sorry.

Answer 28

ok next!

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what is an allusion?

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Basically an indirect reference to a thing. Let me think of an example real fast.

Answer 31

She lied so much, I'm surprised its not super long. This is an indirect reference to Pinocchio because obviously his nose grows when he lies.

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*She lies so much, I'm surprised her nose isn't super long

Answer 33

ok! :)
So its A reference to literature, mythology, the Bible, or pop culture that helps readers connect to a text?

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Yes, exactly. If I say "I'm not my brother's keeper" this is a Bible story about Cain and Able.

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ok! next

Summarize the rules for adding apostrophes to show possession?

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Well if it belongs to John it would be John's. If I say I have more than one house I wouldn't say house's but houses. That help any?

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um not really..

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Is this multiple choice?

Answer 39

no you just have to answer in your own words..

Answer 40

Ok so you add an apostrophe before you add the s to a person's name to show possession. Example: Breana's.

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OK SO If a plural noun ending in s is doing the owning, add an apostrophe at the end. In all other cases, add an apostrophe and an s?

Answer 42

Yes. Even like with Thomas, you write Thomas'.

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ok! next!

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compare and contrast nonfiction with fiction

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Nonfiction: A true story | Fiction: A made up story | Both: Are stories

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ok! next!

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actually i think im done!! :) i have a couple more but ill tag you later .. :)

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Ok, I hope I helped.

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ok are you going to be on all day?

Answer 50

No, actually while you were typing questions I was on Pinterest looking at stuff. I'll probably be on here for only another 10 minutes or so.

Answer 51

aw man.. i need you to be on at 4