5. How does the narrator's point of view develop
the short story's tone?

The Aztecs celebrated the goddess of death with bread, flowers, and a killer three-day party.

Mictecacihuatl became the powerful keeper of their bones when Aztec commoners buried departed family members under their own dwellings to keep them near. That's a good cause, according to the Aztecs, to honor this goddess of death with bread, flowers, and a three-day bash.

The goddess Mictecacihuatl presided over the festivities. The yearly ceremony includes skeletons, altars, and other death-related symbols, yet the ancient event celebrates life by embracing death.

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The one that followed the direct quotation is "When you go to the store, can you pick up coffee" asked my friend.

Thus the correct option is C.

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Answer:

The Government

Explanation:

The Government makes the law and has access to banned stuff.

Answer; by driving bikes instead of cars

by putting more recycling bins

Protecting the landscape. We aim to maintain mature trees, which provide natural shade, enrich the soil and protect the habitat of the local wildlife.

Energy management.

Explanation:

Commuting with friends or taking public transportation ( trains or buses) to reduce traffic creates less greenhouse gas.

Plant trees.

Reuse before recycling.

Reduce energy consumption

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Children who grow up with multiple languages, will acquire these languages in the most natural way.

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Chronological order  based on how they appear in the movie Troy;

Helen leaves Greece, Greeks sailed to Troy, Hector dies, Achilles dies.

The main theme of the movie is love, and the movie's premise of love is that love transcends everything. The key characters that carry this notion are Paris and Helen, whose forbidden love was the catalyst for the Troy battle.

The Iliad, the tale of the Trojan War, imparts to readers a number of moral teachings, such as the necessity of treating family ties with respect and the value of leaders treating their men with respect.

In Homer's epic poems, the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey," the Trojan War is famously depicted as having taken place in Troy, an ancient city and archaeological site in modern-day Turkey. According to legend, the city of Troy was besieged for ten years before being conquered by a Greek army under King Agamemnon.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Most people think that the more people have cars the better, It is not the case because some of the disadvantages include:

Advantages include:

( you can just copy this)

Passive voice of Vin-cent Crabbe's teach-er plans a field trip every two weeks- A field trip is plan-ned every two weeks by Vin-cent Crabbe's teach-er.

The passive voice, the sub-ject is acted upon by some other perform-er of the verb. But the passive voice is not incor-rect. In fact, there are times when it can co-me in handy. Read on to learn how to fo-rm the active and passive voices, when us-ing the pass-ive voice is a good idea, and how to av-oid confusing it with simi-lar forms.

In a passive voice constr-uction, the gramma-tical subject of the clause recei-ves the action of the verb.

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There is evidence that suggests the story is a dream, but there is also evidence suggesting it is not. When Goodman Brown notices the pink ribbons in Faith's hair, he awakens from his dream.

What is evidence?
This proposition is supported by the available evidence. It is typically interpreted as proof that the supported proposition is accurate. It depends on the field as to what function evidence serves and how it is conceptualised. Evidence is what supports beliefs and what makes it rational to adopt a particular doxastic attitude, according to epistemology. For instance, the perception of a tree may serve as evidence to support the notion that there is such a thing as a tree. Evidence is typically viewed in this role as a personal mental state. The nature of these mental states, for instance, whether they must be propositional, and whether deceptive mental states can still be accepted as evidence are important issues in this field.

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Answer:

Margie Burkhart

Explanation:

In the present day, the author speaks to Margie Burkhart, Mollie Burkhart's granddaughter.

This refers to the storytelling that is done with the help of a narrator who shows the sequence of actions and how they help to advance and develop the plot in a given point of view.

Hence, it can be seen that the complete text talks about the topic Killers of the Flower Moon which is about the betrayal of her husband, Ernest Burkhart, and how Mollie survived and the author talks to her granddaughter, Margie Burkhart

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The phrase traces of Judy Trenor's refurbished splendor refers to used and altered clothing. Option 4.

A sentence is a small group of words that convey a concept, but not a complete sentence. You use phrases in your daily sentences and speeches. There are different types of phrases, some playing a technical role in a sentence others playing a more descriptive role. A sentence is a group of short or long words that do not convey a complete idea.

A sentence is also a group of words, but it conveys a complete idea. This is the main difference between a clause and a sentence. A way of identifying a sentence or phrase. The fastest way to determine whether a group of words is a phrase or a phrase is to search for both subject and verb. If you can find both it's a clause. If you can only find one or the other it's a phrase.

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The main resolution of "The Open Boat" is to rescued the correspondent, cook and captain, but realize that the oiler has drowned. from above excerpt, the claiming effect include soothing the children.

What is the correct contextual meanings of above excerpt?

To have a calming effect - "Oh, well," said the captain, soothing his children, "We'll get ashore all right."

To rise up or raise oneself -  The captain, rearing cautiously in the bow, after the dinghy soared on a awesome swell, stated that he had visible the lighthouse at Mosquito Inlet.

to search or peer at thoroughly to discover some thing -  but at ultimate there got here a wave extra gentle than the others, and whilst at the crest of it he rapidly scoured the western horizon.

To crouch or sit with bent knees -  The cook squatted inside the bottom and regarded with both eyes at the six inches of gunwale which separated him from the ocean.

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On the other side of the fence, Raymond followed the other runners as they ran. His deeds helped Squeaky understand his running ability and that she might be able to "retire" from running and assist him instead.

In her short tale "Raymond's Run," Toni Cade Bambara describes the relationship between her crippled older brother Raymond and Hazel Elizabeth Deborah "Squeaky" Parker.

Squeaky learns that she should be more of Raymond's helper and supporter than she was before, despite her desire to accomplish everything and win the races.

During the race, Squeaky observed "Raymond (on the opposite side of the fence) racing in his very own way, and it's the first time [I] ever saw that and [I] almost stop to watch brother Raymond on his very first run."

This scene made Squeaky realize how much she admires her brother and how she can teach Raymond to become a runner like her.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Explainatory

Travis and Corey started the humor ghost in the inn of grandmother's because that wanted guests to come to the inn. They started by going to the grove with Miss Duvall and making noises from the bush.

But later the ghosts actually showed themselves that stayed in the inn. They were a family that had died long long ago. They started attacking Travis and Corey in their sleep. Grandmother did not believe them and though as bad children but it was the ghosts that were making a mess.

They now wanted to know why the ghosts were attacking them and why they had showed themselves.

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The relationship between Dee and Maggie in "Everyday Use", is that they are sisters. While Dee is the older sister, Maggie is the younger.

Alice Walker wrote a short story titled "Everyday Use." It was first released as part of Walker's collection of short stories, In Love and Trouble, in the April 1973 edition of Harper's Magazine. Since then, it has received much study and has been published frequently.

Finally, Alice Walker addresses a recurring issue in her writing in "Everyday Use," which is the representation of both the harmony and the conflicts and challenges within African-American culture.

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Millay begins by stating all the things that love is not, all the physical ways it cannot help someone in need of food, shelter, water, or sleep.

Some of the different ways that you can learn about the context of a text before you begin reading it are through the following ways:

This refers to the use of hints that are used to give background information for a given text, narration, or passage in order to show the way the words are used and how they relate, for a better understanding for the reader.

Hence, it can be seen that when a person wants to understand the context used in a given text even before he starts reading the text, he can look at the book title, the glossary which contains difficult words and their meanings, and the introduction part which gives huge insight about the context which the text would be written.

With this in mind, one can easily see that alternatively, it can also be seen that the use of definition, synonyms, analogies, etc also help to understand the context.

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Martin Luther King uses the metaphor "the bright day of justice emerges" as he sees his people rebelling as the key to their bright day of freedom.

Martin Luther King thinks that his people rebelling is the key to their bright day of freedom. According to the King,  revolting is like a strong wind that will change the way to freedom.

King maintains a passionate tone throughout the speech. In the beginning, he projected a more urgent, cautionary and earnest tone to set the audience for his message.

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Explanation:

 Ferris wheel (also called a Giant Wheel or an observation wheel) is an amusement ride consisting of a rotating upright wheel with multiple passenger-carrying components (commonly referred to as passenger cars, cabins, tubs, gondolas, capsules, or pods) attached to the rim in such a way that as the wheel turns, they are kept upright, usually by gravity. Some of the largest modern Ferris wheels have cars mounted on the outside of the rim, with electric motors to independently rotate each car to keep it upright. These cars are often referred to as capsules or pods.



Ain Dubai. The largest Ferris Wheel in the world

The original Ferris Wheel was designed and constructed by George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. as a landmark for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago; however, wheels of this form predate Ferris's wheel by centuries. The generic term "Ferris wheel," now used in English for all such structures, has become the most common type of amusement ride at state fairs in the United States.[1]

The tallest Ferris wheel, the 260-metre (853 ft) Ain Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, opened in October 2021. The previous record holder since 2014 had been the 167.6-metre (550 ft) High Roller in Las Vegas, Nevada, which opened to the public in March 2014.

Terminology and designEdit

The term Ferris wheel comes from the maker of one of the first examples constructed for Chicago's World's Columbian Exposition by George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. in 1893.

Modern versions have been called observation wheels.In 1892, when the incorporation papers for the Ferris Wheel Company (constructors of the original 1893 Chicago Ferris Wheel) were filed, the purpose of the company was stated as: [construction and operation of] "wheels of the Ferris or other types for the purpose of observation or amusement".[4]

Design variation includes single (cantilevered) or twin sided support for the wheel and whether the cars or capsules are oriented upright by gravity or by electric motors. The most prevalent design is the use of twin sided support and gravity-oriented capsules.

Early history

Early pleasure wheels depicted in 17th-century engravings, to the left by Adam Olearius, to the right a Turkish design, apparently for adults

Dancing the hora on Dealul Spirii (Spirii Hill), Bucharest, Romania (1857 lithograph)

Magic-City, Paris, France, 1913

"Pleasure wheels", whose passengers rode in chairs suspended from large wooden rings turned by strong men, may have originated in 17th-century Bulgaria.[1][5]

The Travels of Peter Mundy in Europe and Asia, 1608–1667[6] describes and illustrates "severall Sorts of Swinginge used in their Publique rejoyceings att their Feast of Biram" on 17 May 1620 at Philippopolis (now Plovdiv) in the Ottoman Balkans.[5] Among means "lesse dangerous and troublesome" was one:

like a Craine wheele att Customhowse Key and turned in that Manner, whereon Children sitt on little seats hunge round about in severall parts thereof, And though it turne right upp and downe, and that the Children are sometymes on the upper part of the wheele, and sometymes on the lower, yett they alwaies sitt upright.

Five years earlier, in 1615, Pietro Della Valle, a Roman traveller who sent letters from Constantinople, Persia, and India, attended a Ramadan festival in Constantinople. He describes the fireworks, floats, and great swings, then comments on riding the Great Wheel:[7]

I was delighted to find myself swept upwards and downwards at such speed. But the wheel turned round so rapidly that a Greek who was sitting near me couldn't bear it any longer, and shouted out "soni! soni!" (enough! enough!)

Similar wheels also appeared in England in the 17th century, and subsequently elsewhere around the world, including India, Romania, and Siberia.[5]

A Frenchman, Antonio Manguino, introduced the idea to America in 1848, when he constructed a wooden pleasure wheel to attract visitors to his start-up fair in Walton Spring, Georgia.

Answer: Growing up in the graveyard, Nobody, who goes by Bod, learns that being given the Freedom of the Graveyard means having abilities that the living do not. Bod can see in the dark, hide himself from the world of the living, and can even learn, with practice, how to Fade, Slide, and Dreamwalk. Silas teaches him the alphabet by giving Bod the task of tracing all the letters of the alphabet from the tombstones in the graveyard.

One day, Bod befriends a five-year-old girl, Scarlett Amber Perkins, who has wandered while her mother reads by the chapel. Scarlett and Bod are close in age, and Scarlett calls Bod her friend. They practice the alphabet by copying names from the tombstones. That evening at home, Scarlett’s parents assume that the boy she met is an imaginary friend. Every weekday afternoon, Bod leads Scarlett through the graveyard telling her about the inhabitants. Scarlett tells Bod that her father is a particle physics professor and her mother is an online English professor. When Scarlett asks who the oldest person in the graveyard is, Bod says that it is probably the Roman, Caius Pompeius. Scarlett learns from her parents over dinner that the Celts were around before the Romans. When Bod asks Caius Pompeius if there were others before him in the graveyard, Caius tells him that there was someone before the Celts buried at the very top of the hill.

Explanation:

The graveyard book chapter 2 summarise that Bod is given the assignment of tracing every letter of the alphabet from the gravestones at the graveyard by Silas in order to teach him the alphabet.

A summary refers to a brief introduction of any topic in your own words to make the reader easily understand the plot and setting of any story and help them to engage effectively.

The graveyard book chapter 2, it is described Bod as a young child of approximately four years old who learned to read from gravestones and from the dead, but he was lonely. As a result, Bod met Scarlett and asked her to assist him in writing down the phrases from the graves.

Being a real child who lives in a graveyard has always had an impact on Bod's character development. Bod chooses to tell Scarlett about himself, displaying a sense of curiosity and friendliness.

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The way in which a closer analysis of the author’s claim and the writing structure would help you to learn more about your selected reading is it would give you an insight of what the writer conveys or is trying to convey or the main idea.

This refers to the statement or assertion that is made by a person about a thing that may or may not be true and would need to be validated through supporting details.

Hence, it can be seen that through a close examination of the claim of an author and the writing structure, a person would find out the main idea of the text,.

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The parallels between the two quotes are that doing things for the greater good is important as the first quote talks about putting the country first and the second talks about the greater step for mankind.

This refers to the use of inverted commas in order to show the direct words of a speaker to avoid plagiarism and also to show a person's speech word for word.

Hence, it can be seen that the two quotes both contain a parallel and this is on the importance of the greater good which is higher than anything else

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Sydney is a talented singer. Moreover, she,s a beautiful girl.

How can I include moreover in a speech?

I use 'moreover' a lot, especially when I'm trying to explain something. I truly do not see anything wrong with it. It's a pleasant way to add some other points to support your argument.

Moreover can be used in the middle of the sentence to indicate that such thought is related to another. In a sentence: I enjoyed this book because it's well and moreover, told a compelling story.

Therefore, Moreover can be used in addition to what has already been stated.

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The implication from the excerpt is that he cares greatly about the opinions of others.

What is the plot of Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy?

This book discusses a wide range of subjects, such as racism, intolerance, friendship, maturation, and religion. Religion transcends churches, which are frequently influenced by persons in charge of them, was the key point emphasized in the book. Because the decision was taken by individuals in the church, what the elders wanted—forcing the residents of Malaga Island to leave—was viewed favourably by the community. Reverend Buckminster, Turner's father, and Reverend Griffin, Lizzie Bright's paternal grandpa, serve as two antagonistic figures throughout the book, further illustrating this lesson. Reverend Griffin uses his authority to express what he believes religion to be about, as opposed to Reverend Buckminster who used it for his own purposes.

It should be remembered that a theme is just the primary or underlying message that permeates a text. In this instance, it can be said about Reverend Buckminster that he cares a lot about other people's opinions based on the conversation between Turner and his father.

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To complete the sentences, we must remember that the simple past indicates a finished action, whereas the past continuous indicates a progressive action.

The simple past tense is employed when we talk about actions that started and finished in the past. On the other hand, the past continuous is used when we wish to emphasize that an action lasted for some time in the past.

The two tenses are often employed together when we use the conjunction "when." For example:

When using the conjunction "while," we normally use the past continuous in both clauses:

Therefore, it is possible to conclude that the answers given above correctly employ the simple past and the past continuous.

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We can actually see that the two factors that helped lead to the collapse of the Soviet Union are:

The Soviet Union is actually known to be a powerful group of countries which included: Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Belarus and 11 others. They were 15 countries in total that existed in Europe and Asia. They existed as Soviet Union from 1922 to 1991. This group was known to be one of the most centralized regimes in the world.  

It is clear that the origin of the Soviet Union can be traced back to the Russian Revolution of 1917. Their collapse is seen when they began to experience failing post-World War II economy and weakened military.

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Sentences 1 and 2 can be improved in the following ways to provide diversity without combining them:, "History interests me. The Declaration of Independence is something I decided to read".

The use of repetition to highlight important ideas in an article is known as sentence variation.

I decided to study the Declaration of Independence because I'm interested in history. As a result, the ideal rewrite of the two lines to provide variety without combining them is History interests me. I made the decision to read the Declaration of Independence.

Hence the correct answer is option C.

The given question is incomplete, the complete question is;

Read the sentences. [1] I am interested in history. [2] I decided to read the Declaration of Independence. Which of the following options shows the best revisions of sentences 1 and 2 to create sentence variety without combining the sentences? I decided to read the Declaration of Independence. I am quite interested in history. I am interested in the Declaration of Independence. I decided to study history. History interests me. I decided to read the Declaration of Independence. History interests me. The Declaration of Independence is something I decided to read.

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The examples of characterization in Possibility of Evil are:

Due to the fact that she remained the same throughout the entire novel, Mrs. Foster was a static character. Because we didn't really know all that much about her, she was also a flat character.

Old Miss Strangeworth has been in the same home her entire life. She frequently worries about the possibility of evil things happening in her community and feels protective of it.

Don and Helen Crane have a daughter, who is Helen's first child. Outside the grocery store, she converses with Miss Strangeworth.

Note that in the story, Linda Stewart is dating a young man named Dave Harris. Linda's parents receive a letter from Miss Strangeworth warning them about the relationship because she has mistrust for him.

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