After reading both texts, we can see that the authors mostly share their opinions about the San Diego Zoo, but that Text 1 author prefers capybaras.
- Zoos provide people with important information about animals. - Both authors.
- The San Diego Zoo is a great place for animals to live. - Both authors.
- The best animal to see at the zoo is the capybara. - Text 1 author.
<h3>What are the authors' opinions?</h3>
After reading both Text 1 and Text 2, we can see that the two authors like the San Diego Zoo. One goes there as a visitor, the other works there. Both speak of how the zoo provides important information about the animals. And both mention that the zoo provides a good habitat for the animals. However, Text 1 author focuses on capybaras, whereas Text 2 author speaks more generally.
With the information above in mind, we can conclude the author who would agree with each opinion is the following:
- Zoos provide people with important information about animals. - Both authors.
- The San Diego Zoo is a great place for animals to live. - Both authors.
- The best animal to see at the zoo is the capybara. - Text 1 author.
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1. This is an inderect characterization because Jessie's traits, such as a high sense of responsibility, reliabilty, courage, etc., are not explicitly mentioned, but they are implied through her actions. Therefore, the STEAL method used in this characterization is "action". It is because of what Jessie does that the reader gets an idea of her personality.
2. Again, the characterization used here is indirect because we are not told specifically that Janine is perhaps a little too self-assured, or perhaps even lazy. The STEAL method utilized here is "effect"; Janine is characterized through the reaction and thoughts that she elicits in Mrs. Johnson. This can also be seen as an indirect characterization of Mrs. Johnson through her words, in whose case the STEAL method used would be "speech", as we know her through her judgment of Janine.
3. This characterization is indirect because we are not told explicitly that this is a rich, fashionable woman, possibly young and good looking. The method of STEAL used in this characterization is "looks". We can deduct all this information about the character from her apparel and her jewelry.
4. Once more, we are not given the specific traits of Tim; we know that he is absent minded and clumsy because of his actions; therefore the method of STEAL used her is "action": bumping into the soup cans, walking carelessly through the automatic door, tripping over the curb.
5. Here, the characterization is also indirect, because we are not specifically told that John is a painter, probably at the start of his career. We find out about him through his opinion of his own work and his intention to enter it in the local contest; therefore the method of STEAL used here is "thought".
It can be used for gardening! and washing cloths as back in the old time people use too
You didn't provide any choices buddy but I just read this story for school few days ago and I finished reading it and so for your answer Mathilda didn't want to attend the gathering her husband was invited to because she didn't have anything good to wear so she asked her relative for jewelry to wear and the relative gave it to her and men and women were all commenting on how good looking Mathilda was and so when they left and went back home, they realized the necklace was gone :O, so the husband decided to go back and check the taxi to see if it was there and looked everywhere for it, but he couldn't find it, they were scared, and afraid of what would happen if they told the relative they lost the jewel that was worth more than a thousand, so they decided to work for the money and soon or later they buy another copy and give it to the relative but the relative tells them its a fake one she had the whole time.
