I would say A because the author explains on how masculine he looks and how tough he is but then it switches to him showing his affection for his wife and how he is actually soft inside.
Of course I can be wrong but hey I've never took the SAT's before
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Until the late 1800s, the purpose of secondary education in the US was a basic one where the children under all age groups were taught in a common room in the school. The students of secondary classes are meant to teach the primary ones.
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- It has also been said that until the late 1800s, girls and minorities were not given admission to high schools for secondary education.
- During the late 1800s, Boston opened a public high school for girls so that women acquired an opportunity to learn secondary education.
you need to have 120 college credits to earn a bachelor's degree.
that is equivalent to 40 classes since each class is 3 points.!
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Johannes Kepler could have used Evidence gathered by "Tycho Brahe" <span>on the detailed positions of Mars in the sky. He used his entire data, plus Newton's view of observation, then he formulated his law of Planetary motion
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The way that the author portrays Scotty in the given excerpt is that; A: His confidence is transformed by the crowd’s response
<h3>What does the authors excerpt portray?</h3>
The given excerpt is taken from a fiction book titled "A Visit from the Goon Squad" written in 2011 by American author Jennifer Egan.
At the beginning of the excerpt, we have a clear clue that would lead us to the fact that his confidence is transformed by the crowd's response which is that "... a swell of approval palpable as rain lifted from the center of the crowd and rolled out toward its edges...".
The meaning of that quoted statement at the beginning of the excerpt is that the crew was encouraging him due to the fact that they liked what they were watching and feeling. Thus, the passage describes how the crew reacted and how it gave strength to him to go on the stage and perform on it.
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