This chapter takes place entirely in Mr. Mitchell’s English class. Vicky was tired from sleeping on the couch, and hearing her parents fighting late into the night. Mr. Mitchell asks about a character from Hamlet, and a class discussion breaks out as to whether or not friends should give advice to friends, if it is something they won’t want to hear.
One of the comments being made in class was by Steve Morris, the star running back. Vicky and Steve went back many years.
When the class period ended Vicky and Martin go out into the hallway and find Teresa is waiting. Teresa informs Vicky that Vicky can bring Martin to Teresa’s upcoming quinceanera. Teresa then gives Vicky a bill for the cost of Vicky’s dress.
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I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. The figure of speech that the author is using would be an epic simile. It is <span>an extended </span>simile<span> often running to several lines, used typically in </span>epic<span> poetry to intensify the heroic stature of the subject and to serve as decoration. Hope this helps.</span>
14 is water and although I made sure to look at the passage I knew that it was water anyway because water is not considered to be a living organism but it contains many different living organisms.
15 would be D
16 would be A
17 I am not entirely sure but I believe it is C
18 would be A
19 I am not entirely sure but I believe It is B
20 I would believe would be D
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At the conclusion of "A Visit of Charity". She runs to meet the bus and causally eats an apple.
A non-profit organization[1] or charity is an organization whose primary purpose is philanthropy and social welfare (eg, education, religion, or other activities that serve the public or common good).
The legal definition of a non-profit organization (and charity) varies from country to country, and sometimes from region to country. Regulation, taxation, and the impact of charity law on nonprofits also differ. A charity cannot use its funds to benefit an individual or organization.[2] (However, some charities spend a disproportionate amount of their income to pay their officers' salaries.) are under scrutiny).
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