Answer:
Select two options. Before I could even explain, he stormed out of the room, slamming the door behind him. I have lived on a farm since I was two years old, when my parents decided they would raise sheep. "I can replace the window," he said, putting his arm around my shoulders, "but I can't replace you." The closer we got to the theater, the more my stomach churned at the thought of seeing Frank. The audience stood up, cheering wildly, and I've never felt so relieved in my life.
<span>The following answer is to question 7, which is seeking the to find which of four multiple choice answers are synonyms. Synonyms are words that have the same meaning that support other words. I believe the correct answer would be a.) Imaginary or Unconfirmed. I chose this answer because the two words, imaginary and unconfirmed are the same in meaning. If something is imaginary we cannot utilize our senses to recognize it, same as with something that is unconfirmed where there is no tangible proof that it exists because there is no evidence that can be provided to our senses proving it is not imaginary.</span>
Lennie's "I Am" Poem
I am strong and confused.
I wonder why people want to kill me.
I hear George's voice in my head.
I see Curley's wife, lifeless in the hay.
I am strong and confused.
I pretend to understand what my capabilities are.
I feel extremely worried.
I touch a mouse in my pocket because it calms me.
I worry about the rabbits so much that I killed Curley's wife.
I cry over what George will say.
I am strong and confused.
I understand the seriousness of what i have just done.
I say to be confident.
I dream about tending the rabbits on my own ranch with George and Candy.
I try to control my actions but I cannot.
I hope to not get in trouble.
I am strong and confused.
Answer:
b. them
Explanation:
their is used to show ownership
Ex: those are THEIR glasses
They is used to refer to a group of people or someones unknown gender
Ex: There THEY are
It is used to refer to objects
Ex: IT is a ball
there is more to it but this is a simple explanation
Flair - when somebody does something with what seems natural talent. Doing something amazing
David Copperfield has a flair for captivating illusions
People can have a flair for drama, style, humor.
A knack.
Having a flair for style would mean you were not poorly dressed as a non-example.
People that practice really hard to the point of proficiency will appear to have a flair for the thing they have practiced.
Sorry for the disjointed thought stream in this post, I apparently lack the flair of organized thought today.
