Answer:
The death of her son and the stress the war had on Abraham.
Explanation:
Answer:
the answer for these is all the opposite from the other
Explanation:
Hi. You did not submit the example that the question refers to. However, when searching for your question, I was able to find another question exactly like yours, which in addition to showing the article your question refers to, showed how important information and citations should be presented. In summary, important information must be presented as a sentence and quotations must be presented in quotation marks. So I hope the answer below can help you.
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A group of students joined an environment protection club and worked in the waste segregation area.
""We want to help lessen the volume of trash in our school." Shane Frias, the club president said."
Students focused on segregating the garbage produced in the school's cafeteria and gym.
This activity managed to be very profitable, as it yielded a total of P 8,400.00 that will be invested in other humanitarian projects managed by the students.
Explanation:
The article "Ecology Club Members Find Gold in Garbage" is a short two-paragraph article that shows how recycling and waste segregation can be profitable, efficient and beneficial to society, the environment and everyone involved in this type of activity. This can be seen when the article shows how a group of students managed to raise a large amount of money by separating garbage at their school.
I think the answer is
False
In an analysis of Holden Caulfield's character in the Catcher in the Rye, his personality is not that typical. He is not the average joe kind of guy that has a cause and effect for everything. Also, the guy evidently suffers from a mental illness that disables him to function normally in social situations. He is biased to act towards his temper and emotions at the moment rather than thinking it through. His psychologic breakdown is what led his family to sign him up for therapy. It seems he cannot understand the chain of events himself that's why he narrates conversationally as if talking to a friend instead of narrating as a matter of factly like any other story would go.