Answer:
uh the pavement gray maybe, sorry if I'm wrong
After searching the excerpt and understading, We can come to the conclusion that Carson is clearly speaking about the creation of individual identity and the need to belong. Yet, he places two opposing feeling In the excerpt, from the text, "Solitude ... an American Malaria", love and fear. The writer shows how these feelings works and their effects. Love can motivate, a fear is something that would destroy love.
Answer:
a. complex (independent clause + dependent clause)
b. compound (independent clause + independent clause)
Answer:
ID
Explanation:
Hi! From Freudian theory, the ID contains our basic and instinctive motives. If these desires are not satisfied immediately, the result is stress and anxiety for the individual. The ID seeks to increase pleasure instantly. That's why the girl wants to satisfy only her needs.
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Answer: "reflecting on an experience."
Explanation: I only know its this answer because I got it right on the test
