Answer:
1. The sun came off the water, glinting in the green eddies.
2.Around us were the lazy, rustling sounds of insects and leaves.
3. We skipped flat rocks, bruising the water with white splashes.
4. Then we edged along the rocky river bank, thick with low-growing weeds.
5. We ducked under the overhanging willow branches, smelling the pine and juniper from above.
6. Twigs and Pinecones crunched underfoot as birds cruised low across the river.
7. We savored the afternoons quiet warmth, hiking to an open grassy ridge where we could have lunch.
8. City noise, diesel stench, and the memory of final exams were all far away, at least for now.
The sentence which uses the underlined word correctly from the answer choices is; the research assignment came with explicit instructions on source citation.
<h3>Which use of the underlined word is correct?</h3>
Explicit simply is a description that is very clear and without vagueness or ambiguity.
Implicit on the other hand, often is the opposite, referring to something that is understood, but not described clearly or directly.
On this note, the correct use of the word explicit is in the sentence regarding the citation source.
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Answer:
The secret of happiness lies in being aware of it.
Explanation:
In general our lives, embedded in a mechanical routine, are lived on a superficious level that hardly leaves room for profoundness. Especially in this hyperactive and digitalised age the time becomes our enemy and is treated as such. Only when we can detach ourselves - or as in the case of Anne Frank, when external forces push us involuntary - from the timepressure imposed by society and ourselves, we can return to ourselves and be consciously aware of our ephemeral existence. This automatically leads to realize the incredible luck we have 'to be alive and in the flesh', as D.H. Lawrence wrote in <em>the Apocalypse.</em>