Younger children are particularly vulnerable to concussions because of the state of their developing brain.
Answer: Option C
<u>Explanation:</u>
The text is about the talking done about concussion. Concussions are the head injuries that the children get when they are involved in some kind of sport. The text says that the younger children are more vulnerable to the concussion because they have still a developing mind.
They are more vulnerable to the injury as compared to a developed mind. They have more chances of concussion interrupting with their normal working of the neurological order.
If you are talking about an excerpt from "Gulliver's travels" then your answer would be Gulliver. I just took the test myself. I hope this helped!!
Answer:
1. When one of the characters tells the story.
2. Engaging start.
3. Point of view.
Explanation:
1. A first-person point of view (or POV) is when a narrator tells the story using the word "I," meaning that you're reading the story from the eyes of one single character.
2. An engaging start usually urges the reader to continue reading because they're engaged in the story.
3. The perspective the story is in is typically known as "point of view," or POV for short. Some Examples:
First-Person POV: I, my
Second-Person POV: you, your
Third-Person POV: she, hers - he, his
A central idea is the main subject. For example, the main idea of "Humpty Dumpty" is that he was so broken, nobody could put him back together. Normally, a main idea is the thing in the piece that is most talked about.