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Dear Bro,
How are you in New Zealand? It's been a long time since we talk to each other. The purpose of my writing to you is that recently, dad, mum, Samantha and I just moved to new house.
This new house was modelled by mum few years back after you left us to further your studies. Dad and some of his colleagues built up this house within a year. This house's design is slightly different from our previous house. It is a single-storey bungalow house, the backyard is very big and we had installed CCTVs and alarms. Dad also bought ATV vehicle for me to ride at the backyard. The only thing that I don't like about this house is that, it is very hard for us to clean up because the house is very big and I can't image for the rest of the days, mum will start nagging at us which I really don't like.
That's all for my writing. I can't wait for you to come back to reunite with us and play with me as Samantha is too young to play with me.
Yours Love,
Little Sis
Pending how you have been taught in class, most often, an evaluation does not include a subjective view. A subjective view is based on interpretation of the reader, meaning it can change meaning from person to person. When you are evaluating a person, company, or piece of work, one should be objective (only deal with the facts or the information presented). Also, in evaluation, you should refrain from stating personal opinions, as those can be controversial, meaning you can argue whether they are good or not.
Answer:it's C
Explanation: You got to read it carefully.
Answer:
C. She realizes that being untruthful about the necklace led to her downfall.
Explanation:
Guy de Maupassant' s short story "The Necklace" shows how a simple yet selfish desire could lead to a big tragedy. The greed and untruthful actions of the character ruined the whole family, not only a year but a decade.
Mathilde and her husband Mr. Loisel had wroked hard ten years just paying off debts that they had incurred from the loss of the diamond necklace. Mrs. Loisel, from her desire to be like the rest of the rich ladies, had borrowed a necklace from her friend Mme. Forestier. But she lost it after the party at the Minister's house. So, instead of telling the truth, they bought a diamond necklace similar to it that was way out of their monetary capability. And in return, they had to sacrifice a decade of their years, working and toiling for their debt. In the end, the lost necklace turned out to be a fake and they had replaced it with a real one.
If only they had told the truth in the first place, none of this would have happened and they would have lived the same way they had been before. But due to her desire to be like the rich women and her reluctance to tell the truth, they had to undergo many years of suffering. Mathilde learned in the end that this untruthfulness of hers has led to their downfall.
