She asked if she was bad at any game and a person threw a ball at her and she didn't catch it so she asked why he threw the ball and she became aware at his trick answer.
One day I was walking through the forrest. I found a bad ball that said I could become a fairy , if I drank a honeycomb. So I drank it and I didn't become anything. The next day I woke up as a fairy!! I went to the forest,but ant direction I went, I didn't find the bad ball. Then I remembered, I was a fairy!!! So I transported the bad ball to be here. When it got here I just stared at it. The bad ball said, "If you need anything, ask!!" So I said thank you very much. I enjoyed being a fairy. The next day I woke up regular me!! That bad ball!!!
to answer your question it's been proven that if you answer the questions asked of you then and only then will you would be helping the students to learn
Okay, if I remember correctly an allusion is when you make an indirect reference to something or someone, usually in the past; so if someone says, "You're a proper Einstein" that's alluding to the historical figure.
