Answer:
I would say 'nearly eighteen hands high.'
Explanation:
Go through each answer. Try to picture them in your head. Number 2 you can't because... Well, you just can't. Number three is telling you about what people think of him; you can't picture that in your head, and his steadiness of character is, once again, harder to picture than number 1 (nearly eighteen hands high.)
Imagery- The author uses words and descriptions to form an image of the character in the readers' head. Eighteen hands high is telling you what Boxer looks like, so you can form your image of him.
Answer:
The answer is to spotlight how hard he was practicing
Explanation:
The reason why is because in the text it states "We were really pushing ourselves to our limits," which shows they were working mighty hard.
1) Calcar (Latin) is used for a small furnace or oven.
2) Calcine (Latin) to warm something to get rid of water.
3) Calculate (Latin) to determine the value of something.
4) Calcium (Latin) A chemical element.
5) Calcimine (Latin) A form of whitewash.
B. absolutely- they can change as you grow and have new life experiences.
Answer:
Check the answer and explanations below
Explanation:
The short story, The Sniper, was written by Liam O'Flaherty.
In the story, the Republican who felt fulfilled by killing an enemy in battle decided to know who the enemy was. He discovered that the man he killed was his own brother.
The author, through this final revelation, shows to readers that war can make a man turn against his brother. During war, the warrior by all means wants to protect his life and the interest of his group and by doing this can cause harm to (or even kill) his kinsmen. This is a proof that war is evil and brings perpetual regret and enmity.