The concept that letters are used to represent individual phonemes in the spoken word is the <u>alphabetical principle.</u>
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The relationship between the letters with their sounds through which they read and write is alphabetic principle. However, it is an idea for group of letters represents the sound of spoken language. It can be assessed by using standardized measures.
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It is so because the alphabetical principle is also known as phonics, as it is based upon/ portrays the relation between the letters and their sounds. To teach letter sounds and how to read the words with the help of its sounds alphabetical principle/method is used.
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Carrier Hall's characterization has been made in such a way that he is represented as a working man who is not well-educated and likes to gossip.
<h3>What is characterization?</h3>
The expression of qualities or skills or nature of an individual, whether direct or indirect, is known as characterization of such individual.
In the above statement, the dialogues, profession and actions represent the true characterization of Carrier Hall.
Hence, option A holds true regarding the characterization of Hall.
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What you can infer from this passage is that publication of "Ann Landers" ceased in 2002 (D).
Indeed, the text tells us that Esther Lederer, the legal author of "Ann Landers," died in 2002 without passing on the rights to her pen name—
which is also the name of her column—to anyone else ("she chose not to have another writer assume the pen name"). Since she did not allow any other writer to use the "Ann Landers" name, we can assume she didn't pass on the column's rights either.
Answer: well
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I’m pretty sure the correct answer is D because the poem is saying to love one another and to be at peace it couldn’t be A because they author never mentions anything there waiting for or wanting