Answer:
A satellite image of Point Rosee used by archaeologist Sarah Parcak in her search for Viking settlements. Dark straight lines indicate the remains of possible structures. ... So when Parcak uses satellite imagery to search for signs of Norse settlers, she's not looking for actual ruins.
Explanation:
<span>Magic
realism is all about creating a setting in which the characters
experience magical elements as something common to their everyday
lives and not as something fantastic, just like the snow is common
from somebody living in the northern hemisphere, but is somehow weird
for someone who has never seen it. The serious tone is fundamental
for the credibility of the magical elements as part of the everyday
life and not as something outstanding. </span>
This is a monologue because only one person speaks
Answer:
Which oneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Explanation:
What storyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
The answer to the question above is "his friendship with the girl with a different race than him" which Okita revealed in the excerpt above. This significant detail is clearly shown in the last part of the excerpt which described Okita's and the girl's last name. This poem is written by Dwight Okita, a Japanese-American playwright, novelist, and poet.
