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1. Alice, who is the main character of the short story, "<em>Mirror Image</em>," is mostly concerned with <em>D. Her physical appearance</em>.
- Alice's brain was transplanted into Gail's body and she does not understand how she has another body quite different from what she knows before the operation.
2. Paragraph 6's flashback suggests that Alice will <em>A. accept her new body slowly.</em>
- This acceptance does not happen immediately. Alice keeps on wondering how her physical appearance changed from what it has been.
3. Alice and Jenny's conversation in paragraph 7-17 shows the differences in their personalities because <em>Jenny is more sarcastic than Alice.</em>
- In this wonderful short story, Lena Coakley imagines what it would sound like to have a brain transplanted from one person into another person's body.
Thus, it is very scary to imagine because Alice's appearance has changed from what it was before the transplant to Gail's body.
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France founded colonies in much of eastern North America, on a number of Caribbean islands, and in South America. Most colonies were developed to export products such as fish, rice, sugar, and furs.
The extent of the Byzantine territory was the highest during Justinian I rule. He almost reclaimed all territories that once belonged to the Roman Empire.
