Explanation:
He could feel the sweat beading against his forehead as his heart began to beat faster. His body tensed as an immense amount of pain ripped through it. His face contorted in agony, extending out in front of him to form a muzzle, he fell forward onto his hands. His screams turned into a bark as dark fur sprouted up across his body like freshly planted sod. His bones elongated and changed their shape as the clothes he once wore shed from him. He hunched down, shaking his mane, his newly pointed teeth poked out from his mouth.
Answer: D. When the main character first gets into trouble
Explanation: The rising action begins with an inciting incident.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question does not provide options, we can say that the details from the excerpts support the purpose of advocating for children from Central America in that the excerpt from Enrique's Journey shares a story about the story of one victim and what happened to him. In the other story, "Children of the Drug Wars" we read how the narrative uses information that produces an emotional answer to convince readers to do something or take some action to resolve the issue.
The stories include the dangers children have to live when the Children of Central American are deported and the kind of terrible conditions they live in or the trip back to their places. The emotional responses in the stories help to invite the reader to do something about this issue and do not remain passive.
The catholic church believed that theatrical performances were blasphemous and places of debauchery which led people to sin. This would be the closest answer possible since you didn't provide possible answers to choose from.
1. Gilgamesh a meets Ishtarl, 2. Defeats Humbaba 3. Voyage to the top of Mount Mash
Explanation: I read the passage
