Read the following sentences from “Day of the Butterfly.” “I did not know what to do. I could not afford to be seen walking with her, and I did not even want to - but on the other hand, the flattery of those humble, hopeful turnings was not lost on me. A role was shaping for me that I could not resist playing.” Which of the following best describes the speaker’s tone? (1 point) Responses troubled but intrigued troubled but intrigued friendly and outgoing friendly and outgoing pleased but annoyed pleased but annoyed hesitant and shy
The speaker's tone in the given sentences can be described as troubled but intrigued.
defin tion of archetype
An archetype is a typical or universal symbol, character, theme, or plot that appears repeatedly in literature, mythology, or art across different cultures and time periods. Archetypes represent patterns of behavior, motifs, or ideals that are recognized and understood by a wide audience due to their familiarity and symbolic meaning. They often embody specific qualities, such as the hero, the mentor, the trickster, or the journey, and serve as templates for storytelling and characterization. Archetypes tap into the collective subconscious and evoke deep emotional responses from the audience.
Read the following sentences from “Day of the Butterfly.” “I did not know what to do. I could not afford to be seen walking with her, and I did not even want to - but on the other hand, the flattery of those humble, hopeful turnings was not lost on me. A role was shaping for me that I could not resist playing.” Which of the following best describes the speaker’s tone? (1 point) Responses troubled but intrigued troubled but intrigued friendly and outgoing friendly and outgoing pleased but annoyed pleased but annoyed hesitant and shy
The speaker's tone in the given sentences can be described as hesitant and conflicted.
Identify the part of speech that corresponds to the underlined word in each sentence. (1) Ragtime is one of the ancestors of jazz. (2) It was popular from the 1890s until the end of the First World War.(3) In ragtime music, melodies are syncopated. (4) The style derived from street bands in New Orleans, St. Louis, and Memphis. (5) It was related to a popular dance at the turn of the century called the “cakewalk.” (6) Scott Joplin is probably the best-known of the ragtime composers. (7) Maple Leaf Rag is still played regularly today. (8)Hey, wasn’t that one of our school band’s songs? (9) Scott Joplin actually wrote a ragtime opera called A Guest of Honor. (10) Have you heard of Jelly Roll Morton? Question Use the passage to answer the question. Use sentence 5. cakewalk (1 point) Responses noun noun pronoun pronoun verb verb adverb adverb
The part of speech that corresponds to the underlined word in sentence 5 ("It was related to a popular dance at the turn of the century called the 'cakewalk.'") is noun.
Identify the part of speech that corresponds to the underlined word in each sentence. (1) Ragtime is one of the ancestors of jazz. (2) It was popular from the 1890s until the end of the First World War.(3) In ragtime music, melodies are syncopated. (4) The style derived from street bands in New Orleans, St. Louis, and Memphis. (5) It was related to a popular dance at the turn of the century called the “cakewalk.” (6) Scott Joplin is probably the best-known of the ragtime composers. (7) Maple Leaf Rag is still played regularly today. (8)Hey, wasn’t that one of our school band’s songs? (9) Scott Joplin actually wrote a ragtime opera called A Guest of Honor. (10) Have you heard of Jelly Roll Morton? Question Use the passage to answer the question. Use sentence 6. probably (1 point) Responses conjunction conjunction interjection interjection preposition preposition adverb
The part of speech that corresponds to the underlined word in sentence 6 ("Scott Joplin is probably the best-known of the ragtime composers.") is adverb.
Identify the part of speech that corresponds to the underlined word in each sentence. (1) Ragtime is one of the ancestors of jazz. (2) It was popular from the 1890s until the end of the First World War.(3) In ragtime music, melodies are syncopated. (4) The style derived from street bands in New Orleans, St. Louis, and Memphis. (5) It was related to a popular dance at the turn of the century called the “cakewalk.” (6) Scott Joplin is probably the best-known of the ragtime composers. (7) Maple Leaf Rag is still played regularly today. (8)Hey, wasn’t that one of our school band’s songs? (9) Scott Joplin actually wrote a ragtime opera called A Guest of Honor. (10) Have you heard of Jelly Roll Morton? Question Use the passage to answer the question. Use sentence 7. today (1 point) Responses adjective adjective adverb adverb preposition preposition noun
