Answer: Residents were used to fires and did not think that this one was different from any others.
Explanation:
The Great Fire, written by Jim Murphy, is a story about the fire that destroyed the city of Chicago in 1871. Apart from the historical facts about the event, this story describes how it impacted people's lives, and how they managed to restore the city.
In this excerpt, it is stated that fires frequently occurred in Chicago back then. People were used to this situation, and were not aware of the extent of this disaster.
The Answer would be V.B. Aakye
Answer:
1. is it alright if I...?
2.would it be alright if I...?
Explanation:
Inferred you are referring to the article New math: Fail + try again = real learning by Susan Moran.
Answer:
B. Allowing and encouraging people to fail helps them to make sense of what they are learning.
Explanation:
Remember, we are told of the example of Thomas Edison who failed several times before inventing how new type of battery storage.
Also, the article says that learning from mistakes enables one develop an appreciation for how failure often leads to new discoveries and inventions. Noteworthy is the fact that the article mentions the word fail not less than 13 times indicating strong emphasis on the subject matter.
