Answer:
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Explanation:
It's the only one out of the four that explains to you how to do something
Answer:Orwell uses the pigs as the example of the education, and Napoleon is self serving, causing the farm to fall into a dark time, where as snowball tried to serve more fairly.
Explanation:
Juvencio says that he had to kill Don Lupe because “he had refused to let him pasture his animals," in spite of him being Juvencio’s friend and the owner of Puerta de Piedra. There had been a great famine and Juvencio hadn’t really understood how Don Lupe could claim to be his friend, yet refuse to allow him to graze his animals on his pastures, even as the animals died in their numbers. Driven to the wall, Juvencio had broken through the fence of Puerta de Piedra to allow his poor animals to graze his friend’s lands in the dead of the night. After repeatedly breaking into his friend’s farms, his friend retaliated by killing one of his animals. It is at this point that he killed his friend.
Answer:
a) It shows similarities with Stalin's Great Purge and reveals how dictators use fear to control people.
Explanation:
Like Stalin, who relies on the secret police to maintain control, Napoleon used the assault of his dogs to eliminate any challenge to his rule. One of the strongest analogies between Napoleon and Stalin has to do with the way the productivity at the Animal Farm plummets when Napoleon is in command.
Hello Samantha!
An example of me being motivated was actually last week. I play soccer on a travel team and last week we were behind 5-0 in the second half. Now, if you know soccer it's very difficult to come back in the second half if your behind that far. Once the other team scored the 5th goal, I said in my head were not going to loose this game so I motivated my whole team to try 25% harder. Everyone on my team was giving everything they got because I motivated them to play harder and better. At the end of the game, we came back and tied it 5 all. I hope this is a great example