Read this description of the main character in the story “Olive and the Bees.” Based on this description, what type of character
is Olive? In the beginning, Olive is confident about handling bees because she has read a book by a scientist. Her brother warns her that she needs to spend more time actually studying bees instead of relying on what she read in a book. But she ignores him. She catches one bee in a cloth and then tries to bring it back to its hive. Unfortunately, she gets stung by the bee. She rushes home and agrees to learn more about bees before going near them again. After taking some lessons from a beekeeper, she sees how the bees do not sting him A. She is a round character because she has many personality traits.B. She is a dynamic character because she changes her attitude about bees.C. She is a static character because she doesn’t change her attitude about bees.D. She is a protagonist because the story is centered on her actions.E. She is an antagonist because she opposes her brother.
The correct answers are B and D, based on the description Olive is a dynamic character because she changes her attitude about bees, and she is also a protagonist because the story is centered on her actions. The story is centered on Olive's interaction with bees, and also on her personal learning about them. She is a character that is willing to learn and change, which makes her dynamic.
Service provision protests are able to show the responsibilities that youth must assume not only with the institution to which they belong, but also with a community that depends on these services. Therefore, the protests must have the objective of claiming these services, but this claim must be done in an exemplary, peaceful and progressive way. This allows the youth to see protests as something beneficial and not something that destroys and causes problems.
Joseph Cornell began creating black and white collages with clippings from 19th-century engravings, then created three-dimensional works such as small boxes and glass bells. His first boxes were exhibited in 1936. He always refused to sell his boxes, they were actually gifts for people he knew or admired.
