Answer:
Character v Self
Explanation:
In literary works, a conflict is a struggle between two opposing forces. In the example above, the character seems to be in a confused mental state which limits his ability to properly coordinate himself. This can be realized through his disembodied voice.
His lack of coordination while punching in the numbers also shows how unstable he was. We can therefore conclude that the character is experiencing a conflict within himself.
ANSWER: C(glossary)
because a dictionary just provides meaning, and a thesaurus just examples.
1: The early years (starting, so it'll be first)
2: A love for learning (he had to learn before he could invent, so I am putting this one second)
3: The inventions that matter (he had to learn before he could invent, so I am putting this one third)
4: Gone but not forgotten (ending, so it'll be last)
Have a nice day!
I hope this is what you are looking for, but if not - comment! I will edit and update my answer accordingly. (ノ^∇^)
- Heather
Answer:
a group of people organized for a joint purpose.
Explanation:
i hope this is what you needed an answer for
"I dream of Candy!"
Sweet cakes and peanut butter squares A living diabetic's nightmare. -- My heart sings to the beat, Under the Neutron Star Crunch Sweet sugar cookies and peanut butter bars
Taunting whoopers, Dancing dum dum's, The sweetest silhouette show - in my room Dreamy, Creamy Cupcakes in the afternoon Cinnamon Cheerios cascade on my spoon Sweeter than my sweet tooth Now and later - a forever honeymoon
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I never read the poem "The party is fun" so I just made up a poem that would fit in the category of party sorry to disappoint.
