This is kinda obvious what the teacher is going for lol, Skimming is your answer
Answer:
The phrase that best defines the word heritage as it applies to one's family is a family's legacy.
Explanation:
The word "heritage" means legacy. It refers to one's ethnic background, culture or in other words, roots. A legacy can also be termed ancestry and it refers to traditions or beliefs that have come down through generations so it perfectly fits with the meaning of heritage. Often phrases like family's legacy, family's heritage are used. Family legacy means the accomplishments, beliefs, actions and guidance one demonstrates in their lives that gets carried forward to future generations in such a way that it allows those family members to adopt and adapt them to make their lives meaningful and worthwhile.
Mind reading, filtering, derailing, judging, and placating are five factors that can hamper and effective communication. Mind reading is when a person assumes to know what the other is thinking about without even bothering to ask the person; filtering is when a person seems to listen but is clearly ignoring some points of the discussion; derailing is when a person suddenly changes the topic of discussion; judging is when a person is too quick to evaluate the other person without even trying to understand how the person feels; and placating is when a person agrees to quickly without even thinking about his decisions.
These are all blockages to an effective communication which can lead to conflicts and problems to be left unsolved.
Answer:
This line is considered a synedoche in poetry which is a figure of speech in which a part of something represents the whole. This line is from "Casey at the Bat" and in this saying it means he has 5,000 fans watching him and cheering, which is 10,000 eyeballs. The 'tongues' are referring to the fans.
Explanation:
In "The Story of an Hour", Mrs. Mallard closes the door to her room so that Josephine cannot get in, yet she leaves the window open.
Why does Chopin make a point of telling the reader this? How might this relate to the idea of being "free" and to the implicit idea that she is somehow imprisoned?
