I think the answer is the second option the one that says "Both demonstrate that pride can lead to unnecessary suffering".
Answer:
Your answer is B.
Explanation:
The answer should be B "It appeals to readers' sympathy by describing difficult times." The mother and her family a going through a tough time right now because she clearly states that the mother is living off of frozen veggies, and birds the children kill. She just sold the tires off her car to provide for her children so they did not go without she does not have a lot of money and is currently living in a tent. The mood is to create sympathy for the family.
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Answer:
1: forget
2: learn
3: try
4: promise
5: enjoy
6: mind
7: hate
8: finish
1: very
2: extremely
3: lot? (not sure here sorry)
4: really
5: finally?
1: lost
2: home
3: better
4: tickets
5: along
6: divorced
7: message
Explanation:
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I beleive that kids should be at least 12 when they get their first phone. If you give a kid a phone when they're too young, they're going to use it for things they shouldn't. The battery will be constantly ran down and you won't be able to contact them if need be. If you wait until they're 15 or 16 to give them a phone, they'll be socially awkward because they are unable to communicate outside of a classroom and you still won't be able to contact them. You should give it to them when they are 12 to 13. At this point, you can teach them online safety. You can stay in contact with them when need be. And this way, they can still contact their friends