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frosja888 [35]
3 years ago
9

Please help me with exercise 6.2​

English
1 answer:
pantera1 [17]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. very cheap

2. very controversial

3. very opposed

4. very disappointing

5. very ashamed

6. very successful

7. very easy

8. very stupid

9. very concerned

10. very ridiculous

Explanation:

instead of using the word "very' use your answers in part 1! did not want to make this too easy for you.

It will definitely help if you google the meanings of every word you do not understand but I know it gets tough sometimes. Hopefully giving you the help here motivates you as opposed to the opposite!

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Explanation:

White Dolphin is the second awesome book by Gill Lewis. It is set in a fishing village in Cornwall and a lot of the action takes place on the beach, the cliffs or in the harbour. Many of the people in the community depend on the sea to earn a living.

Kara and her Dad are depressed, upset and confused. Kara's mother, who was a marine biologist and conservationist, disappeared while she was on a research trip, and Kara and her Dad are living with his sister Bev, but Bev is expecting another baby and the house is already overcrowded so Kara and her Dad will have to move out soon.

They have so many debts that they are going to have to sell their beloved boat Moana which is particularly special as Kara's parents restored it together.

They are at war with Dougie Evans and his son Jake who have a grudge against them. Dougie employs a lot of people in his fishing fleet and he wants to get the ban on dredging in the harbour lifted, so that he can make more money easily, but Kara is determined that it should be kept, so that the seabed and all its creatures will not be destroyed.

The white Dolphin plays an important part in the story and it is a precious link with Kara's mother.

This book has lots of things in it that remind me of Sky Hawk, such as the endangered animals, the sick or disabled friend, the rather strange old person that the villagers don't like very much, and the professional environmentalists.

In both books the mean characters change for the better.

There are lots of very strong characters in this book. As well as Kara who was so determined. I liked Miss Pendula who many people think is mad. She lives alone on the cliffs and cares for sick birds.

There is also Felix who achieved amazing things in spite of his disability and Daisy, Kara's cousin who stood up to the bullies who were making fun of Felix even though she is only five.

I admired the Head teacher who was kind and understanding to Kara even though she did something really bad at school.

In the end, Kara achieves something that no adult has been able to do.

Read the book to find out how she does it!

I would recommend this book to anyone from seven to seventy plus , especially if they care about the environment.

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Arabs did not think about Jews and positively. Primarily because of any historical and social issue between them and because the "myth of the Aryan" had spread throughout Arab culture, promoting a negative outlook on Jews.

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