The inference shows that the author
describe Parrhasius with "a twinkle in his
eye" as A. It shows that Parrhasius is ready to fool Zeuxis.
<h3>What is an inference?</h3>
It should be noted that an inference simply means the conclusion that can be reduced based on the information given in a literary work.
In this case, the inference shows that the author
describe Parrhasius with "a twinkle in his
eye" as it shows that Parrhasius is ready to fool Zeuxis.
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Answer:
Explanation:
Accomplishments that come through maturation are
1. Turning the head to follow visual objects
2. Sitting alone and saying ‘da-da’
3. Walking while holding on to something
Accomplishments that involve training are
- Verbal learning, word learning and use of sounds and words
- Running while saying words
- Putting on shoes
4. Lacing shoes
5. Describing dog and bird
6. Naming objects and things
7. Telling time and telling difference between objects
Trends that we can see
Firstly the child developments depend on physical and brain growth and maturation. Child shows physical developments in this stage.
In the second phase after achieving some of the brain development the child starts learning new things like words. It learns words and physical abilities like walking and running.
In the third phase the child is moving on to complex things like language and complex motor skills.
Answer:
Burning the White House and the capitol
