This is a great question, although it falls into Religious Studies more than English it may just be an English essay or something along the lines of that.
I am someone who doesn't believe in God anymore, I do study Religious Studies and a lot of the religions that believe in God have a lot of similar ideas on what they expect him and his characteristics to be.
A few key words here that are bound to get you a mark;
God is Omnipotent.
Having unlimited power.
God is Omniscient.
Knowing everything.
God is Omnibenevolent.
All loving, infinitely good.
If you want in depth definitions of the words I mentioned, you can Google them.
Those are three largely mentioned characteristics of God and I think if you just write them and write paragraphs on each you should get the marks. However, I would like to point out that the question is asking what YOU are looking for in God. That is a question that is completely up to you and your own thoughts. Answer it with your own opinion, and ask yourself what you really look for in God.
I hope this helped, let me know if you are still stuck with it! ;3
Answer:
The two biggest objections are that he is poor and lives far away.
Explanation:
As the options are not given in the question the options are as:
A. He is poor and lives far away.
B. He is generous but lacks confidence.
C. He is selfish and proud.
D. He is too modest and good.
Option A is correct as the two qualities of Fanny's suiter which were objectionable are his poverty and being far away.
Option B is not correct as the two qualities indicated are not negative qualities. He is poor so he can't be generous.
Option C is not correct as he is not selfish and cannot be proud as he is poor.
Option D is not correct as both the qualities indicated are not objectionable.
a0- yes
a1- yes
a2-no
the topic sentence is "each winter we feed the wild birds" because it states what the paragraph is about
Answer:
A
Explanation:
finally had the sinking realization that I would never be Cinderella and that fairy godmothers do not exist. Without that scholarship, accomplishing my dreams would be incredibly difficult.