According to Mazahua UDHR, what is the frequency of all letters from most to least common?

Answer:Not sure

Explanation

E 21912   E 12.02

T 16587   T 9.10

A 14810   A 8.12

O 14003   O 7.68

I 13318   I 7.31

N 12666   N 6.95

S 11450   S 6.28

R 10977   R 6.02

H 10795   H 5.92

D 7874   D 4.32

L 7253   L 3.98

U 5246   U 2.88

C 4943   C 2.71

M 4761   M 2.61

F 4200   F 2.30

Y 3853   Y 2.11

W 3819   W 2.09

G 3693   G 2.03

P 3316   P 1.82

B 2715   B 1.49

V 2019   V 1.11

K 1257   K 0.69

X 315   X 0.17

Q 205   Q 0.11

J 188   J 0.10

Z 128   Z 0.07

Why did the Filipino language start declining?

Please answer Chinese question

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content words related to the desert

If anyone has tips or things you need to know about Mandarin Chinese grammar and sentence structure, please answer thank you.

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?

Which reading strategy involves analyzing syntax, or sentence structure, to find clues to a word's meaning?
A. using imagery to visualize a scene
B. making inferences based on plot details
C. finding an antonym for the word
D. identifying a word's part of speech

WILL GIVE BRAINLIST!!! PLZ HELP!!!
1. What themes do you predict will be developed in The Outsiders? What evidence leads you to make this prediction?

2. Look back at the predictions you made about themes that might be developed in The Outsiders. How does Chapter 2 change your prediction, if at all? What details either support your prediction or suggest other themes?

3. Which two characters do you find the most likable? Which is the most interesting to you? What makes those characters stand out?

4. What are readers waiting to find out by the end of Chapter 5 of The Outsiders? What events keep them from learning how the story's conflict will be resolved?

5. Predict how all of the conflicts in The Outsiders will be resolved. Then, for each conflict, predict a complication that could prevent the characters from solving the
problem.

6. Can characters act as symbols in a novel? What about events? Settings? Identify an element in The Outsiders that is not an object and explain what it could symbolize.

7. Based on what you've read so far, would you recommend The Outsiders to a friend who is looking for a good book to read? Why or why not?

Which excerpt from "A Poem for My Librarian Mrs Long” contains an allusion?

A. The neighbors, discussing the political Situation congratulating the preacher On his sermon
B. Mrs. Long asking what are you looking for today When I wanted Leaves of Grass or alfred north whitehead
C. But she nonetheless brought the books Back and I held them to my chest
D. Mrs. Long always glad to see you The stereoscope always ready to show you faraway Places to dream about

Read the following sentence from Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli and answer the question that follows.

You have eaten pizza before, haven’t you?

What is another way the author could use conventions to create the same effect?
A. use a period after the first “you”
B. use commas to set off the word “have”
C. capitalize the word “have”
D. use a made up word in place of “have”

Is it false to state that "The Irish language fluency has increased and the language is increasing too in terms of speakers"?

THE OUTSIDERS!!!
1. Which characters were included in
the movie and which ones were left
out?
2. Which characters had major roles in
the movie, and are they similar or different from the major characters in the
novel? Which ones had minor roles?
3. Do you get to know the characters
in the movie as well as you do in the
novel?
4. Do you get to know as many of the
characters in the movie as you do in the
novel?
5. Do the characters in the movie seem
as real to you as those in the novel?
6. Which characters do you prefer, the
ones you met in the movie or the ones
you met in the novel?

1. How are the settings similar?
2. How are they different?
3. What aspects of the setting were a
surprise to you in how they looked and/
or sounded?
4. Which settings were more exciting,
the ones described in the novel or the
ones shown in the movie?

1. How closely did the movie follow the
plot events from the novel?
2. What events from the novel were
included?
3. Which events were left out? Why
weren’t they included in the movie?
4. Which plot events seemed more exciting in the movie versus what you read
in the novel?
5. Which plot events should have been
included but weren’t?

1. What themes, or valuable lessons (if
any), did you learn from the movie?
2. Were any new themes introduced
that weren’t covered in the novel, and if
so, what were they?
3. Which one was more meaningful to
you, the movie or the novel?
4. What symbols, if any, were evident in
the movie?
5. What do those symbols mean?
6. If you were to recommend either the
movie or the novel to a friend, which
one would you recommend and why?

Nearly everyone with a smartphone or tablet has played one of these video games. It is easy to get swept up in the bright colors, cutesy characters—and the satisfaction you feel when you finally complete a difficult level. So, you keep playing, and playing, and playing. Many people say games like these are “addictive.” But are they, really?

in “Video Game Addiction—Is it Real?”
What is the meaning of the phrase “swept up in” in paragraph 2?

A. amused by

B. attracted to

C. disappointed by

D. obsessed with

1.
If you read another article that was focused just on Tom Thumb, which of these sentences would work as a main idea?
Lots of circus performers use their physical difference to become famous.
Unlike Tom Thumb, the “mermaid” was a hoax made up by P.T. Barnum.
Tom Thumb never let his small size keep him from getting what he wanted.
Tom Thumb was not the only little person to become famous in show business.2.
Which of these sentences tells a main idea of “Starting Small,” the article you just read?
Today you can’t be a circus performer until you’re an adult.
Successful circus performers start training when they are children.
Girls are more likely to become circus performers than boys.
Ella Bradna began performing on her own at age eleven.

list the three conflict management types and explain the
differences between them:

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can a sentence end with a question mark? like this : ''Did Bob eat grass?'' would that be a sentence?

Why are there still concerns about the decline of Korean and Japanese language despite being widely spoken?

what does this say: આ પ્રાણી શા માટે પૃથ્વી પરના પાણીના બોટમેન પર સૌથી મોટો અવાજ કરી શકે છે જો કોઈ ફોર્ટનાઇટ રમે અને ભૂતિયા રાઇડરની ત્વચા માટે સ્પર્ધા કરવા માગતું હોય અને તમારી પાસે ત્રિપુટી કરવા માટે કોઈ નથી. હું અને મિત્ર એક વ્યક્તિ ટૂંકી વ્યક્તિ છે અને તે વધારાની વ્યક્તિનો ઉપયોગ કરી શકે છે.
also if you play fortnite please read the following below if you want to get ghost rider and don't have anyone to do trios with:
if anyone plays Fortnite and wants to compete for the ghost rider skin and you don't have anyone to do trios with. me and friend are one person short maybe and could use an extra person. :)

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Why is the Tagalog language still hard despite the Tagalog spelling reform by Joe Rizal?

Part C

Directions: Complete the chart by filling in an appropriate noun, proper noun or pronoun.

(I GOT 100%)


Francisco has very strong opinions about the rights of citizens. In a debate over dinner with his dad, he claimed that Internet access is a right and that the government should provide free Wi-Fi nationwide.


Evaluate the potential evidence, and find the statement that supports Francisco's claim.

A)
A country of plugged-in citizens will lead to a better-educated and more productive country
2.
Jessa is writing a persuasive essay to be read out loud in front of her entire class. She will discuss the benefits of taking public transportation. Here is some of the evidence she has gathered:

My dad says that public transportation is the fastest way to get downtown during rush hour.
Public transportation is expensive, but so is keeping a car on the road.
It is not safe to drive a car these days with so many crazy drivers on the road downtown during rush hour.
According to researchers, public transportation is beneficial to the environment, because it helps to decrease carbon dioxide emissions and conserves fossil fuels.

She wants to present a solid argument with good evidence. Based on what you've learned about evaluating evidence, which of the above should Jessa include in her essay?

D)
statements 2 and 4


3.
Aaron is writing an article for the school newspaper about the importance of extracurricular activities. He wants to express to his college-bound peers what kinds of activities will make an application stand out to a university.


Using what you have learned about evaluating evidence in an argument, which expert should Aaron consult for his article?


C)
a college admissions officer


4.
In writing a blog about his favorite smoothie shop, Daniel claims that their smoothies are healthy, enjoyable after-school snacks.

Fruit-and-yogurt smoothies not only contain the recommended daily serving of fresh fruit but also are good sources of protein. Delicious smoothie flavors come from combining many different types of fresh fruit. Because they are blended with ice, smoothies are an excellent way to cool down on a hot day. Best of all, all-natural fruit smoothies taste better than sugary processed foods.

Is Daniel’s evidence sufficient to support his claim? Why or why not?

B)
The evidence is sufficient because it gives details about nutrition, flavor, and other benefits. The evidence is not sufficient because it does not


5.
In an article about summer activities published in her neighborhood newspaper, Cara noticed the sound, relevant evidence about the local community center.

Our newly renovated community pool now offers a water slide and high dive!
For those days too hot for outdoor play, we offer indoor activities like jewelry making and a rock-climbing wall.
Our facility has several sand volleyball courts and two covered basketball courts.
For word lovers, we host weekly spelling tournaments and literature circles in our air-conditioned clubhouse.
Every Friday and Saturday evening, we show a classic movie in the clubhouse—complete with popcorn!
Hours: Sunday–Thursday 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Friday–Saturday 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Sorry, no private events during the summer months.

What claim does this evidence support?

B)
The community center offers summer activities for all ages and interests.



(I hope this helps those who needs it and yes i got a 100% so hope you all have a lovely day)

What is an author’s perspective?

the facts and historical details about a topic that inform the author when they write
the way the author is received by an audience and how the author feels about the audience
the author’s opinions and attitudes about a topic that influence how the author writes about it
the author’s background and the events that shape them as they start writing

Is Casnóg one of the Irish words for Twist?

Renaldo is taking an online photojournalism course. At the start of the session, he has to sign a form saying he won’t download or share any of the course content. The form was in compliance with what law?

NO LINKS
Match the definition to the word. You may use your dictionary.

1 dialogue - a singer who sang for his meals
2 portrait- talk between two people
3 treachery- poem that tells a story in simple verse form
4 rely- squeeze together
5 minstrel- short form of ballad to sing children to sleep
6 ballad- broken faith, deceit
7 compress- depend on
8 lullaby-picture of a person

Identify the vocabulary word for the body part, then choose the correct adjective to describe it.

Match Term Definition
Hand with long fingers A) largos
Back view of a young woman with long hair B) larga
Womans mouth with a red body part coming out of it that is three times longer than its normal size C) largas
A man with very long legs walking up the stairs D) largo

How do you say these in Italian?
- They are students.
- They are books.

What does " nani mean?