5. This says that Lennie has the obedience of a dog. He listens to George and would go as far as jumping of a cliff if told so.
(I hope this helps you. Read this book last year so might be a bit off. Try using google too; Ex: "Of Mice and Men Chapter 2 analysis", I usually find helpful information)
From my opinion, it is always highly recommended that we must know a second language always for better understanding of sake. There are a lots of advantages of learning a second language rather than our regular spoken language. Having a second language helps us to develop more problem solving skills, analytical techniques, critical thinking, improved memory and understanding new grammatical rules and vocabulary. Knowing a second language makes us more enough confident and intelligent than others. Suppose for example, we are traveling to a different country or region in which we are not familiar with their language spoken there i.e it may be (French, Spanish, Italian, Mexican..) then we'll be definitely trying using translator devices. Rather than these occupations, knowing a second language helps to understand better and identify their culture and tradition even more deep. This helps to develop mutual understanding between the people whom we talk in their language and we get to know and understand things even more better. It will also help us to travel in any corner of the world too without any fear of languages. So do try to learn new language is the best and epic hack and life skill which lasts long forever!
Answer and Explanation:
Five ways the author can show bias is:
1. If their statements are opinions coming from them
2. Their statements aren't supported with facts/statistics
3. Their statement/opinion is supported with selected pieces of data and not the entire data
4. The argument appeals more to emotions than to logic
5. If the author presents a limited view on the topic/only gives one perspective on the topic
1. What facts has the author omitted?
2. What additional information is necessary?
3. What words create positive or negative impressions?
4. What impression would I have if different words had been used?
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