The narrator uses the phrase "making trial of
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The narrator uses the phrase "making trial of everything" from the passage to present Eppie as curious. The correct option is B.
Given a passage which is shown in attached images.
Option B is the best answer. The first paragraph describes Eppie as "a creature of endless dreams and ever-increasing desires", someone who "tried everything to the test". In this context, his "trying everything" can be read as acting on his curiosity by trying to experience the world around him.
Options A, C and D are incorrect because in the context of her "doing everything to check", Eppie could be seen as curious, unfriendly (option A), disobedient ( option C) or criticize (option D).
Hence, the narrator uses the phrase "making trial of everything" from the given passage to present Eppie as curious.
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Answer:
a) 3/5 < 4/5
b) In general if two fractions have the same denominator, then whichever fraction has the numerator closer to its denominator will be the largest fraction.
c) <em>or</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
a) 3/5 < 4/5
Flip the sign and the placement of the fraction so 3/5 is less then 4/5.
b) In general if two fractions have the same denominator, then whichever fraction has the numerator closer to its denominator will be the largest fraction.
c) We need to change the denominators to a common denominator to compare the size of the two fractions:
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The common denominators of the two fractions is 30. Comparing the two fractions:
<em>or</em>
so we get: <em>or</em>