Answer:
How does the narrator's point of view affect how the events of this passage are described?
The narrator can describe how beautiful and interesting the penguins really are.
The narrator can explain that the penguins communicate in their own special language.
The words "all too soon" tell the reader that the narrator thinks the trip was too short. wrong
The words "more beautiful than I imagined" tell the reader that the narrator is happy.
Explanation:
one of these
but i think it is the first one
<em>The narrator can describe how beautiful and interesting the penguins really are. </em>
The words "more beautiful than I imagined" tell the reader that the narrator is happy.
Historians were influenced by scientists to evaluate their sources more critically
<span>Answer:
He would serve it over and over until he ate it. He felt she was always too easy on him, too permissive.</span>
Idk yet but you divide first
The answer is <span>postconventional
According to Kohlberg, during the </span><span>postconventional stage, individuals already develop an awareness that they are a separate entity than the society where they lived in.
This means that they may rebel to some of society's moral standard if that moral standard does not fit their personal principles.</span>
