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Answer:
A. Gregory feels pressured to prove himself to his classmates by getting revenge on Mrs. Wessex.
Explanation:
The short story <em>Teacher Tamer</em> by Avi tells of how a bright young boy in school brought a huge impact on a struggling teacher. Mrs. Wessex changed her demeanor after getting compliments from Gregory which also led to a change in the whole class's attitude towards their teacher.
Gregory is a bright student who tried hard to impress his new classmates. Though bright and even good-natured, the pressure of being similar and liked by the rowdy students in his class led him to plan revenge on Mrs. Wessex for her wrongful accusation about the spitball. This revenge was a way to prove his worth to his class and even become what Dory termed <em>“the hero of the whole class”</em>.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
Answer:
B, and E are the answers in my opinion
Explanation:
An autobiography is when someone writes about his/her life, so B would be one of the answers bc he is informing the readers abt things that happened in his life.
E is the other answer bc The one of the first sentences in this autobiography was "I learned how music and laughter could mix"
Answer:Mr. and Mrs. Winterbottom have a distant relationship. They interact with each other like they’re playing the role of a working husband and housewife instead of a loving couple. Mrs. Winterbottom feels discomfort and saddened by her family’s lack of interest in her. Especially by the total disregard they have for her. For example in the text it states “ when she mentioned going back to work and no one said any- thing about it, she sighed again and pushed her potatoes to one side of her plate.” This shows how Mrs. winterbottom is bothered by her family not regarding what she wants to do.
Explanation:
This question is really controvesial one and if you had attached the options to choose it would have been much easier to give you the right answer. I can tell you only one thing that usually appears in such type of questions. I bet you had the statement like ''<span>Information on the Internet is always less reliable than information in print or on television.''. That's obviously wrong, because it really does not depend on which kind of media will disinformate. Usually, most popular information which you come across on the Internet also can be founded in the newspapers. Do hope it will help you in some measure.</span>
