We all know what's right, and what's wrong, but sometimes, we forget that. We need to help children undestand that some things are okay and harmless, but other things are just simply abuse. When they realize the difference between the two, they will be more willing to have you guide them into making the right friends (or friend groups) they choose. We also have to leave the descision up to them to decide which friends they want to socialize and hang out with, but we as responsibe adults over them have to also help them to be guided to the right choices. Being independent is one thing, and it is good, but we all need guidance form one another now and then. We are here to help children, and that is what need to be done.
I would like to know how people immediately grasp the accent that they have
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4. She wants to make her little sister happy.
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I am answering this to the best of my knowledge. This is because the excerpt you uploaded is not complete for an expert to see.
But Option 4 seems to be the correct answer. Since Elizabeth went straight to the doll, that shows she loves dolls and if she must be happy then the narrator must get the doll for her. So, I believe that the narrator can only use her prize money to purchase the doll for Elizabeth in order to make her happy. We can always sacrifice so much in order to make the people we love happy.
So, I believe that Option 4 is the correct answer.
the meanings of "The Most Dangerous Game" are really obvious to see as the story progresses. The beginning of the story tells of the conversation between Sanger Rainsford and Whitney, a sailor. They are talking about hunting animals and Whitney asks Rainsford about what the animal's feelings are when he is being hunted. Rainsford is quick to point out that you are either a hunter or huntee and luckily, they are both the hunters. But then the tables turn and Rainsford becomes the huntee so he can now relate to the fear of possible death when being hunted by Zaroff. He has to think and have the instincts that an animal would when being hunted.
so basically "The Most Dangerous Game" refers to the game of hunting itself and game also refers to what is being hunted whether human or animal. In either situation they are both Dangerous games
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