The wind shifts, allowing him to find his base camp again. Krakauer's return to his base camp allows him to devise a new plan. Leaving most of his gear behind, he climbs up the northeast face of the Devils Thumb and achieves the summit.
Answer:
Self-plagiarism.
Explanation:
Plagiarism is a serious business. It occurs when you take somebody's words or texts without citing them first, and thus you present them as your own words or texts, which is forbidden in the academic world. However, it may also occur that you take your own portions of text that you have used previously in another paper. If you don't cite yourself, this is also a type of plagiarism known as self-plagiarism.
Sometimes I lie awake at night
<u>Wondering</u> why
<u>Counting</u> stars or sheep doesn't work anymore.
The clock <u>keeps on</u> ticking
<u>And before I realize</u>,
The Sun <u>has already hit</u> my face.
Explanation:
The main thing that distinguishes narrative poetry, is a clear goal to tell a story in a more straight forward manner that is easier to follow. In the short poem for the exercise, we have various images that share a certain theme but are somewhat disjointed. What I did was use connectors ("and before I realize") and a few actions ("counting", "keeps on ticking", "has already hit") that seemed organic and blended well with the imagery given.
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Answer:
culture
Explanation:
Mrs. Bertha Flowers is a character in the book entitled, <em>"I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings."</em> She's a black aristocrat who was very helpful to Maya <em>(Marguerite) </em>after Maya was raped. Maya admire her for being educated and well-mannered. She became Maya's role model. Maya describes Bertha as being<em> poised </em>and <em>appearing calm</em>. This social habit is part of Bertha's "culture" because of her social status in life. Clearly, this is something that Maya valued in life.
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