Answer by YourHope:
Hi! :)
Question: Which words in the poem support the theme of hope?
Answer: A) perches, sings, sweetest!
Have a BEAUTIFUL day~
Well, you can eliminate "a terrible storm" and "a national emergency" because they make no sense whatsoever. Catastrophic means terrible, horrible, etc.
Write a story using all this 15 spelling words: girl,clear, spear, herb, Thursday,Saturday,serve, hurt,sparkle, artist, third,al
Ira Lisetskai [31]
On this beautiful Saturday morning i decided to wake up to my alarm. Ever since Thursday i've been ignoring it and i didn't want it to be my third time ignoring it. I went outside to go pick some herbs and i saw a girl with a spear in her hand. She had blue eyes that sparkle when the sun hit them. she looked hurt. i went over to investigate. "hello! may i ask why you have a spear in your hand?" i asked. "oh hello, i actually just found it. i looked over and it was clear as day!" she said. "oh okay. would you like to come in for breakfast?" i asked. "i'd love to!" she exclaimed. we went inside and my cousin served us eggs. as we chatted, i learned she was an artist and a very interesting person. i would love to see her again some time!
Answer:
Soon after the Soviet system collapsed, the Russian economy was hit by depressions.
More people, products, and items use rail transportation than any other type of transportation in Russia.
Explanation:
The economic depression created by the Soviet system collapsed was twice as great as in the Western media of the infamous Great Depression of 1930. The collapse has had catastrophic economic and social consequences overall for its population since during the first four years the GDP decline in this region is 45%.
Rail transport in Russia is one of the largest in the world. There are seventeen regional railways in Russia. Due to poor road roads, rail is a very common mode of transport. During the Soviet Union rail transport was the largest type of transport in Russia. In that time the railways were modernized and had a world-class status.
