The speaker begins to tell a story or anecdote about this time when he went to see a really smart astronomer<span> speak. The word "</span>learn'd<span>" </span>means<span> "smart" or, more accurately, "well-educated."</span>
Answer:
1. c) the mountain and a squirrel.
2. b) the squirrel.
3. False.
4. c) big.
Explanation:
From the passage we can deduce the following points;
1) The quarrel was between the mountain (former) and a squirrel (latter).
2) Little Prig' is the squirrel. According to the passage, the latter is the squirrel.
3) The mountain didn't say, ''If I cannot carry forest on my back." This phrase wasn't stated in any part of the passage.
4) You are doubtless very big. The adjective in this sentence is big because it qualifies a noun such as the mountain.
Answer:
a. often do not want maximum control over administrators
Answer:
In short, poverty can change the way the brain develops in young children. The major reason for this effect is stress. Children growing up in poverty experience multiple stressful events: neighborhood crime and drug use; divorce, parental conflict, and other family problems, including abuse and neglect by their parents; parental financial problems and unemployment; physical and mental health problems of one or more family members; and so forth. Their great levels of stress in turn affect their bodies in certain harmful ways.
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