The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "B. dilapidated." Anaya would value a tiny library in a dilapidated old building just as much as he values his huge University library that holds over 1 million v<span>olumes</span>
Here are the following choices:
A. inherent
B. dilapidated
C. poignant
D. infinite
Answer:
The Boy: A skinny boy who really has the passion for soccer but doesn't have the skills to play. He soon meets the Mentor, Keeper. The Keeper: A Ghostly mentor who teaches the boy about soccer and the basics of being a keeper. Faustino: The reporter that is interviewing El Gato, or the boy.
Explanation:
In Keeper there are three main characters. The first character that will be written about is El Gato, the protagonist of the story. El Gato is actually just a nickname. He is a huge man who normally is very quiet. He is a world cup winning goalkeeper, and throughout the story, he is telling a soccer reporter his past in an interview. El Gato's mentor was a mysterious man referred to 'The Keeper' and nothing more. The Keeper's actual name is never mentioned at all in the book. The Keeper was somewhat of a phantom, and one doesn't learn much about him until the end of the story. The last character was a reporter, whose name is Paul Faustino. He wants to do the interview to receive a big bonus from his boss, because Paul is obsessed with money. NB: The reporter, Paul Faustino, was the first character mentioned in the story. El Gato was the second, and the Keeper was the third.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
because history repeats itself, so depending on what you do now affects the future generations/your blood line.
Organizing research, keeping track of sources, listing possible topics, avoiding unintended plagiarism
