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b- patriotism through consumerism
Have you ever wondered what you'd take out of your house in a burning fire? I have. I've often thought about what I'd save if I could only choose a few items. I think first I'd take the children's pictures my parents have saved since our childhoods. Next, I'd grab my old cigar box. It's filled with all my friend's gifts and keepsakes, which are real treasures for me. My parent's letters would come with me too, and my dog's comfort items. I couldn't forget my CD collection and my sister's things. She's at college, so she'd be furious if I didn't remember to take her precious items. We'd need food and water, so we'd have the ability to survive, and blankets, first aid kit and flashlights would be helpful too. We'd put the dog in the car, of course, and the cat, and the four of us. We couldn't forget the Smiths, our neighbours, just in case the fire spread and hmmmm I think we'd need a moving van! Let's just hope we never need to evacuate.
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Lightning danced across the sky.
The wind howled in the night.
The car complained as the key was roughly turned in its ignition.
Rita heard the last piece of pie calling her name.
My alarm clock yells at me to get out of bed every morning.
I don't know if that's right
Answer:Which statement is true about Annie Taylor? She learned that her real gift was in promoting stunts before they happen rather than in describing them after they are done. She came to understand that the fame and the money she earned after her stunt didn’t bring her the happiness that she thought it would. She didn’t become rich and famous, but she realized the value of testing her limits and doing what others think is impossible. She wasn’t a great public speaker, but she was an excellent writer and she sold many copies of the book she wrote about her
You can draw from this quote that the author wants you to not be ashamed of things that can tell a story about yourself, the author is trying to remind you that you are strong and you shouldn’t be ashamed of what you’ve overcome.
