The answer is C) Personal nonfiction.
Answer:
Since this question requires a description of your own school, I will give you an example of what you can write so you can make your own letter.
Explanation:
Dear friend,
How are you? I want to write to tell you about my new school. I am so excited to be here!
This school is wonderful, we have a science lab and a technology lab.
We also have a football field but as you know I don't play very well! But what I do well is swimming and we have an incredible pool for that!
I wish you were here and could enjoy this incredible place with me.
I miss you very much!
Best regards,
Sam.
Since the letter is for your friend, you can use informal language. And what is asked is that you mention the facilities of your school that, as you will see, I named several of them.
However, you have many more like libraries, basketball court, gym, dining room and many more. You simply have to describe the facilities that your school has.
Answer:
Explanation: Achebe's "Things fall apart"(1958) was actually a response to Conrad's "Heart of Darkness". Achebe who is also known as the father of modern African literature felt that Conrad was racist in his approach and methodology in the depiction of Africans and their culture. In his essay titled "An Image of Africa: Racism in Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness'" interrogates the stereotyped manner of the portrayal of Africans in Conrad's book. <em>He felt that Conrad being an outsider can never feel the true pain and worth of the struggle and suffering of the Africans and he(Conrad) had further added to their domain of treating them(Africans) as savage instead of portraying it in its natural form. To undo Conrad's racist portrayal according to Achebe, he has glorified the African culture in "Things fall apart". </em>
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Answer:
c. decide whether a media piece is meaningful or not.
Explanation:
To improve your English it is recommendable to make the learning process your new hobby!
There are hundreds of websites where you can practice and clear doubts you may find every day, conversation clubs, etc.
Try to take advantage of your everyday activities to practice: if you like watching movies, do it in English; if you like listening to music, reading books, try to do it in English. Do whatever you like to do in the language and you’ll see how fast you improve.
