Answer :
Phoebe does not reveal to grandfather that Nadia's parents are from Karachi, Pakistan. She describes Nadia as an American just like her. Phoebe expected him to remind her again that she is Greek not American. But grandfather looked at the photo again and said "Pretty Girl." Then he looked at Phoebe and his attitude towards her softened like he had accepted that Phoebe was more of an American and less of a Greek. In that caring expression, Phoebe realized that her grandfather loves her and he wants to share his culture, tradition and values with her. Grandfather wants Phoebe to be proud of her heritage. The tension between Phoebe and her grandfather gets resolved and she starts feeling more comfortable in Greece.
<span>It was the radio version because it felt
like you were there, even when they transmitted many people thought this was real,
it really makes me felt like I was there, but he talk about the book version it
gives you more details of the alien and the history in general, the book makes
you feel like you’re there but in the radio broadcast is better because they
put everything like the voice of the alien people being scare and more stuff so
that’s why the radio broadcast is better.</span>
Answer:yes
Explanation:Because it helps the reader understand the story in a different way.
"Polygamy" has two roots; the first part of the word (<em>poly</em>) comes from the greek word "<em>polús</em>", that means "many"; the second part of the word (gamy) comes from the greek term "<em>gámos</em>", which means "marriage"; both terms were used in an ancient greek word: "<em>polugamos</em>" that literally meant "married to many". The word "polygamy" in english also refers to someone who is married to more than one person.
