Answer:
In the stage directions, we are provided with the setting of the play, a description of the attic space in which the Franks hid during the war, the current time setting (1945), a description of the Frank's belongings still present in the attic, and a brief, physical description of Mr. Frank.
or
The information presented in stage directions are what is on the stage, the characters movements, and the tone of voice. When the curtains rise there is a dusty room with overturned furniture and a small stairwell.
Here's my thought and hopefully its right, False
The answer to the question above is this: A working-term memory that increases from 1 slot at birth to about 10 slots by age five years. This is the one that is not on their list of reasons. <span>Flavell and Wellman are actually researches who study metacognition and child psychology. According to them, as the child grows older, so as the ability of memory and learning also improve. </span>
C? I think.
Sorry If I'm wrong. Only C makes sense.
