A writer creates and develops characters through characterization. In direct characterization, a writer makes direct comments about a character’s nature and personality. In indirect characterization, it is up to you to draw conclusions about a character based on the character’s appearance and what he or she says and does, as well as what other characters say and do in relation to that character. Much of Homer’s characterization of Odysseus relies on indirect information from which you can draw conclusions about this epic hero.
other characters say and think about him. Use these details to examine what this information reveals about the character of Odysseus
Answer:
Hawk Hill should remain open because it is the only park we have with a lake where people can swim and fish.
Explanation:
Based on the reason the student gave for why he wants to save a city park which was that the Hawk Hill was his favorite park and was free to visit, the best detail to add to support to saving the park would be to argue that it should remain open because it is the only park that has a lake where the people can swim and fish.
Answer:
Explanation:
In any English sentence, there can be up to five types of sentence element. Although the bare minimum needed is 3, to complete a meaningful sentence, but then in total there are 5. The five elements of sentences are
1 subject
2 verb
3 object
4 predicative (also called complement)
5 adverbial (also called adjunct)
In the sentence we have in the question, there are 3 elements
Subject
Verb
Object
With the subject being "the earthquake"
The verb being "destroyed" and
The object being "the town"
I hope you understand.
The answer for this question would be B) indirect or the second option.
<u>Explanation:</u>
For example, in his memoir, Trevor describes his mother (Patricia Nombuyiselo Noah) as a devout black Christian who often prays and goes to church, she is also a bold woman considering the fact that she was determined to become a secretary even that weren't available for black women at the time.
Robert, Trevor's biological white father also showed some act of courage when he helped Patricia (Trevor's mother) rent a room in a white neighborhood, he even opened a restaurant that once welcomed people of different races.
In a sense, both of Trevor's parents are <u>interconnected in their personality,</u> since they had the moral strength to go against all odds in showing love to not just their son, but to their entire community when doing so was considered a crime by many.
