True. Last 2005, Sempel wrote "Parks in Peril" on New York Times he, was calling the attention of the government of having a well-managed system to keep the National Park. He explained that there are already some historical sites like buildings, roads and parks were not attended and eventually fell apart. Repairs were not monitored to provide proper maintenance.
The sentence with no error is A. We will wait to see if their bus shows up first.
Other options has the wrong use of "Their."
Margaret Meade mostly worked with indigenous populations to study their sexual dynamics. She worked a a lot with the Somoan people and one conclusion she made that has gained controversy was that Somoan children and teenagers were free to explore sexually while other anthropologist claim this is not true. She also highlighted some tribe that had a female dominant social structure.
He helps Santiago to recognize important signs and omens that Santiago might have overlooked and encourages him to not give up
Melchizedek is the king that gives Santiago Urim and Thumim to help him read the signs. Santiago often remembers their conversation when he needs to help or encouragement.
<span>Set against the backdrop of Paris in 1883 this story is a wonderful mix of friendship, art, love and trauma. It starts off as a bit of a murder mystery as 2 French models discover the artist they posed for is found dead. The story follows the lives of Fleur and Babette and shows how the artist's death has consequences for them both as their lives spiral out of control. I loved the fabulous descriptions of Paris in this era and felt transported into smokey cafes where artistic people came to drink, eat, write and talk. But there is a darkness throughout the book as issues such as sexual abuse, prostitution, poverty and mental illness tackled.This book opens up to us how artists at the time may have lived and shows us the wonders of Paris and the Montmartre in all its glory. It made me want to go and wander around an art gallery and appreciate the hardship and yet colourful life these people led. A wonderfully addictive read</span>
