I suspect that “trickier” is the proper word and that “tricker” is just a spelling error. “Trickier” means more difficult. “Science” is a tricky word because it derives from the Latin “scientia” which referred to knowledge in general. The English word “scientist” was not common, I think, until well into the 19th century and those we call “scientists” today were called “natural philosophers.” Today, “science” has a narrower meaning than it did before the 19th century.
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The author could be writing in first person to give the reader a better perspective of what the character is experiencing.
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Alfonso doesn't like the way he looks, and Amy is embarrassed by her family's traditions.
In the excerpt from <em>Broken Chain</em>, Alfonso isn't happy with the way he looks. He tries to change the position of his teeth by pushing them, and he worked out excessively so that he can become more fit.
In the excerpt from <em>Fish Cheeks</em>, Amy is upset because her parents invited her crush and his family over for dinner and her family's traditional ways are not as neat and proper as her crush's family.
(I hope this helps)
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what speaker are you talking about cause i dont see nothing
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