"Instead of being delighted, as her husband had hoped, she flung the invitation petulantly across the table, murmuring."

6 friend share 3 sandwiches equally

docker41 [41]

Answer:

2

Explanation:

if 6 friend share 3 sandwich each person get 2 sandwichies

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3 years ago

Summary of the play the saint by tade Adegbindin

Greeley [361]

Answer:

The saint

The unnamed narrator lives with his uncle, the proprietor of a small furniture-manufacturing business, in an English county market town. The uncle is a prominent lay member of the small Church of the Last Purification, of Toronto, Canada. The Purifiers believe that God created everything; that God, being good, could not have made evil; and that what appears to be evil is an illusion. “Don’t let Error in” is a favorite slogan of the Purifiers: Do not believe in the reality of disease, misfortune, or death, for they are no more than illusions. Membership in the Purifiers brings scorn and persecution from its adherents’ neighbors, but it also gives them the exhilaration of knowing that they alone know the Truth.

The narrator begins to doubt the Truth. If evil is an illusion, where did the illusion come from? He talks to his uncle, who simply repeats the Purifiers’ stock phrases. At this juncture, the Reverend Hubert Timberlake, a leading minister from the Purification Church’s headquarters in Toronto, comes to town. After giving an address on Sunday morning, he spends the afternoon with the narrator’s family. Timberlake, who has been told of the narrator’s wavering faith, proposes that the two of them go punting on the river after dinner. Timberlake insists on poling the punt, to show that he understands young people and that he is a regular guy.

All goes well until Timberlake, lecturing on how Error makes people dwell on sorrow, ignores the narrator’s advice about the river’s current and poles the punt through some willow trees. A tree branch catches him in the chest, lifts him off the punt, and leaves him clinging a...

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3 years ago

NEED HELP ASAP WILL MARK BRAINLIEST

Sauron [17]

Primary Source:- When the information is found by a person himself and used it, It is known as primary source.
Secondary Source:- The type of information whoch we receive from other sources is called Secondary source.

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A thank you letter from a customer Primary source

A magazine about local companies Secondary source

A business report about sales campaigns Primary source

A newspaper article Secondary source

a person working at the same business Secondary source

a popular book about management styles Primary Source

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2 years ago

Explain how the two characters are similar or different and connecting their relationship to what we learned about father-son re

kolbaska11 [484]

This question is about "Things Fall Apart"

Answer and Explanation:

Unoka is Okonkwo's father, the two are the heads of their families and both die without honor, bringing shame to their tribes. This is the main similarity between them. However, the differences between them are more influential and highlighted in the novel.

Unoka has an aversion to violence, is unable to get involved in activities that involve blood and prefers to get involved in artistic activities that are not considered honorable for a man, who must be strong and promote the protection of his tribe and his family. Unoka is unable to promote neither the protection nor the well-being of his family, since he lives borrowing money and never pays his own debts, promoting his family's shame.

Okonkwo hates his father's behavior and decides to be a completely different man, becoming a strong warrior and an admirable farmer, who promotes the support and protection of his family. Okonkwo's aversion to his father shows how the discrepancy of goals and styles between parents and children can disintegrate the healthy and admirable relationship between them, promoting trauma and dissatisfaction between them.

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3 years ago

In the poem hanging fire what is the significance of the line and mom is in the bedroom with the door closed in the term of hold

Elena L [17]

The poem is about the destruction that a child's life can go through in the absence of a parent. It is an emotional poem which marks the emotional damage in a life of a child.

The poet has highlighted the troubles during the period of adolescence. There are many problems which the poet is going through but the major problem is her mother's absence in solving her problems. She finds the doors of her mother closed for her. She feels that no one is there for her and no one cares for her if she would die.

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3 years ago

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