Answer:
The given sentence is a first person point of view statement where the protagonist is kind of embarrassed about the fact that Mrs. Weignad saw him in the soccer game.
Explanation:
This is a key sentence here, because the plot can take any turn from this point. Mrs. Weigand, may be a sweet lady or an inquisitively notorious lady which may cause trouble to the protagonist as the plot goes. Anyway the given sentence has a potential to change the course of the plot.
Answer:
The children were cold and had not eaten
Explanation:
Nowhere in this excerpt has there mentioned a father leaving the family. The family that brought the gifts was not described as pitying the poor family. The excerpt doesn't say that the woman would soon die from her illness.
In situations like this, don't assume something that the passage didn't say.
The tone you’d most likely use is an engaging/exciting, educational tone if that makes sense. You’d want to use an exciting tone that also has a dramatic tone to it. I’m pretty sure you underline the word “on” in the sentence including “on his return home." Sorry if I’m not correct, I’ve never done this exact question.
Those are called "creation myths". They show us how everything, not only earth, was created, and what the gods had to endure in order to do so.
Answer: guess from context
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