Answer:
"Outraged" and "satisfied" are the adjectives that can be used to describe the tone of the text.
Explanation:
The text presents a change of tone in the course of its narration that justifies the use of two adjectives to describe it. the words "outraged" and "satisfied", reflect well the tone created by the author and the change in tone that can be observed.
At the beginning of the text we can see that the author used an indignant tone to present his ideas. This is because he shows and criticizes the way in which the history of blacks was erased, his contributions to America were disregarded and how it served to dehumanize blacks and affirm concepts that devalue them and make them expendable to society.
However, the author presents a tone of satisfaction, when he shows that after struggles, the history of blacks is being rescued and built in a strong and efficient way. In addition, he presents how blacks are managing not only to show, but to prove their importance, even in the midst of so much prejudice that still exists.
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Answer:
Practice Practice Practice
Understand what you are doing (don't just memorize)
Explanation:
Please understand and don't just memorize concepts. This will save you so much time in exam because if you understand the concept then you can apply your knowledge to many different kinds of questions whereas if you memorize it and don't necessarily know the concept well, then if the question is worded differently you won't know the answer.
So study to UNDERSTAND not just to memorize and do good on exam. Memorization is necessarily as well but if you understand something you won't have to memorize it.
Practice Practice Practice. Practice old exams, ask friend for help, browse the web for question, find actual sample problems, and practice practice practice.
Answer:
Picture a cute little glowing kitten
Explanation:
Descriptive details help us more vividly imagine what is written, allowing us to feel as if we are a part of the scene.
Descriptive details in this passage don't help us understand how Gomez gets her results of why she makes the kitten glow. That is not their purpose. They help us visualize, not understand. This is why the two last options are the only ones we should consider. However, the passage tells us about a kitten, which is why the third option is incorrect. There are no adult cats in the scene.
This is why the last option is the correct one - the descriptive details in the passage help us picture a cute little glowing kitten.