The above question wants to analyze your writing skill. For that reason, I can't write your journal entry, but I'll show you how to write it.
<h3>Steps to writing journal entry</h3>
- Choose one of Odysseus' adventures.
- Read the original text about this adventure.
- Read summaries and articles that present the most important points of this adventure.
- Write the journal entry, showing how Odysseus felt during the adventure.
The diary entry must be written from the first-person point of view. In that case, you must pretend to be Odysseus and write down his perception at the time the adventure was taking place.
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Explanation:
Well, the journey I still remember very vividly is the one I took to Nha Trang, a coastal resort city in southern Vietnam, where my sister lives with her husband. It was probably early February 2014 when I got a call from my brother-in-law that my sister has given birth to a beautiful baby girl. We were expecting the baby a few days later but that was indeed a very good news as this was the first baby in our family and both the mother and child were doing fine as my brother-in-law informed me.
I immediately returned home from my university to give this wonderful and happy news to my parents. My parents were quite excited and they planned to visit the newborn and my sister on the following day. It was more than 10 hours’ journey and we started in the early morning next day.
We went to the local train station and luckily got three first-class seats on the train. I am very fond of train journey as it gives me the freedom to walk in different compartments of the train, read books pleasantly, enjoy the meal in the train cafeteria, buy books and magazines, use the lavatory if needed and enjoy the scenic beauty of the countryside, unlike the monotonous long bus journey. The journey was a very pleasant one and I finished a book that I took with me. Besides, I read two magazines and a daily newspaper that I bought from the station. I specifically remember the journey because my parents were with me and they also enjoyed being out of home after a long. The longing and waiting to see the new baby also made it a pleasant journey and a memorable one. My mother told me some stories of my childhood that she never shared with me before and my father told about his first experience on a train and that was so funny that we laughed quite loudly!
Answer:
Explanation:
The correct answer is I draw the line in the dust and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny...and I say... segregation today...segregation tomorrow...segregation forever.
This speech, given by Wallace in 1963, was focused on the continued segregation of white and black citizens within his state of Alabama. As governor of Alabama, Wallace promised he would do everything he could to keep the races separated. One example of this was the stand he took in front of the admissions office at the University of Alabama when two black students tried to enroll at this college. Up until this time, no black student had ever attended the University of Alabam. His goal was to keep it that way. However, his plans did not go well as the federal government intervened and ensured the two black students were enrolled into this university.
The answer is "Weighing my options"
Answer:
She looks like that she is going on a walk through a rural area or in a quiet neighborhood. She looks like she is happy and she is peaceful.
Explanation:
You made the hat and the face the main point of focus so that the lookers are looking at the face
