Self-assertive, assertive, self-asserting, voluble, demonstrative
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From the passage, we know that the young lady is giving someone, not her race a great opportunity. She might be scolded or discriminated for doing this. Not only does she offer the free black a partnership, but she is willing to do so for free. This is generousity. She doesn't have to do any of this. This is also selflessness. She is not thinking about the negative consequences when she gets a free black partner with her shop. From the context of how the paragraph was written, using the term 'free black', this might have been a unique situation. She is being openminded as well. Letting someone with very few opportunities have a great chance of becoming successful.
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Answer:
The experiences with multiculturalism make the author able to build such different characters, but who manage to interact promoting the construction of story.
Explanation:
Due to her experience with multiculturalism, the author managed to live with very different people, with different beliefs and cultures. however, she managed to realize that these differences create rich and very interesting interactions between people, and can create intriguing relationships that deserve to be explored. This can be seen in "Martha, Martha", because we can see two completely different characters who present different histories, experiences and personalities, but who manage to have a very intriguing interaction.
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Identifying what you will need to review takes place during surveying (A).
Imagine it this way, if you wanted to improve something, you would take a survey to get ideas and opinions from other people on how to improve something. This would be the first step in figuring out what needs to be reviewed or revised.
