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Explanation:
Date respected sir/madam. What you are writing about. At the end write your full name
The answer would be primary source since the interviewer is going first hand to a actual experienced person to gather information on, its not outdated source because that's like 1600's information on planes when its 2017, its not unreliable because unreliable is something you can't rely on or use since its not helpful, and its not a secondary source because that's like literature material research so therefore its A).
Answer:
In the beginning Katniss and Peeta's relationship never really went anywhere till they go into the games. Their first encounter is when Peeta gave Katniss the burnt bread from his family bakery. The second is during the reaping where Katniss and Peeta are forced to go into the hunger games. From there moving forward Peeta says that he's in love w/katniss and she was upset at the fact that they never talked and never trained together. So they decided to fool the capitol into thinking they're star cross lovers. She doesnt like him at all but him he's a bit smitten. During the games you see The friendship of Peeta and Katniss evolve and she starts to be more vulnerable and they start to have a friendship while still fooling the capital and sharing a few kisses. Katniss is an independent person, she hunts and gets food for her family, takes care of her mother and sister because after her dad died her mother fell into a deep depression. She is hard headed and deos things her way. She is strong, witty, and bright
Explanation:
An adjective is a word used to modify a noun.
An example of an adjective in the provided text is in the sentence: <em>The fire then quickly spread to </em><u><em>nearby </em></u><em>buildings.</em>
<em>Nearby</em> is an adjective. It modifies the noun <em>buildings.</em>
Another example of an adjective I found in the text is in the sentence: <em>The wind was </em><u><em>strong</em></u><em> and it was helping to spread the fire.</em>
The adjective, <em>strong, </em>modifies the fire.
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