<span>Hobbies
and interests are what the person does in his or her free time or what she or
just want to do when he or she is bored. Hobbies are more inclined to the
boredom of a person, while interest could be done based on passion or what the
person really wants. Therefore these two can be subjective and its up to the
person on what he or she likes on doing when she or he is bored or on what he or she is
passionate about.</span>
Where are the questions to this ?
Answer:
A but its a poor choice.
Explanation:
Well it's never going to be B. Anyone who has to learn English will tell you its a monster.
I doubt C as well. If they were similar, people from China wouldn't require a lot of tutoring which they usually do.
The author is arguing the exact opposite to D. She thinks it is just fine that she learned a great deal about the world and how she saw things from her mother who had a talent for observations.
I guess you have to pick A but it's an awfully poor choice. The author (Amy Tan I think) is saying much more than A. Vivid is fine and complete languages are fine, but its more than that. Her mother gave her the gift of seeing the world in a whole different way.
Answer:
2
Explanation:
because it says it in the quote
C.drew a coat over his shirt
The most immediate action Ivan Jakovlevitch does to show his propriety is to put on a coat. In this instance, we need to assume the coat is not a jacket you wear outside to ward off the cold, but rather part of a suit. By putting on the coat, he is dressing in a more proper and formal manner. He is following the social rules of the occasion. Propriety means to follow or conform to the social rules and behaviors of a situation.
