The tiny grains of sand are tan.
I tried to make it longer, but I didn't like how it sounded at first. I hope this is good enough. :)
A little helpful hint though: questions like these are actually quite easy. All you have to do is basically describe whatever you're being asked to, just think of some words that could "describe" the topic, for example; tan, tiny, smooth, etc can be describing words. It's super easy. ☺
It could be A because they fight and are military-related
Answer:
It is truly my opinion that it is much easier and much better to learn from someone else rather than to learn on our own. With varying degrees of education and life experience, we can learn so much more about so many more things.
This is compared to when one tries to learn on his own. He may struggle and make mistakes. He may become discouraged and give up. It may take him longer to learn and he may not gain full understanding.b
Explanation:
<span> This is my SOL writing, The prompt I did is about moving elementary school students up a grade even though they did not complete the lower grade. This prompt is more so persuasive and personal both mixed into one because I am expressing my own opinion and I am trying to persuade the reader to agree with me. SOL writing is practice and preparation for the real exam. When I submitted my essay, I got feed back on how I would score on a 1-4 scale if it were a real SOL. I also included notes from my teacher that could help me on the SOL. Then I included a reflection for myself to see in what areas I need to work on in order for my work to be perfect or better. This selection in particular helped me because it helped me see how the SOL will be and then the feedback helps me see where I am on the writing scale.</span>