Answer:
its either A or C I don't remember which sorry
Explanation:
The answer is "<span>Extreme awkwardness."</span>
<em>Sympathetic</em> is the correct option.
The character, Lizabeth, is an adult and she is remembering Miss Lottie's house. As an adult, Lizabeth can see the house with different eyes and understand why the woman kept the house in such a bad condition. This was because of the Great Depression that hit the U.S during the 1930's. The character's sympathetic tone can be noticed when she said there was a sort of <em>enchantment stronger that the elements</em> that had kept the house throughout the years.
These optionsa re not right:
-hopeless: Lizabeth was a girl during the Great Depression and she was not hopelss. When she became and adult ,she understood why Miss Lottie kept marigolds in her ruined house. The flowers meant " hope".
-bitter. In this excerpt, the tone is sympathetic. Lizabeth was angry when she was a girl.
-humorous: The character does not sound funny. There is nothing funny in her words.
Well, your answer choices are:
<span>A. organize.
B. wish.
C. say.
D. fasten.
Your answer is D </span>
Answer:
Vygotsky would refer to these internal mental remarks as private speech.
Explanation:
According to Vygotsky and Piaget, private speech is a type of self-talk that serves an intellectual function between ages 3 and 7, and a self-regulating function from age 7 on. Therefore, we can think of two types of private speech. None of them is directed towards other people, only to self, even though the private speech of younger children is performed out loud. It is from age 7 on that private speech becomes a silent, inner speech to self, focusing on self-guidance and regulation of one's own behavior.
