Answer:
It is D.Authoritative sets limit and boundaries
I feel like there needs to be more information in order to answer this question.
I believe it would be A but it could also be D
ive never read the book but sounds like it could become a conflict to me.
Answer:
Question 1
Criticism
Summary
Critique √
Argument
Analysis
Question 2
A particle that has a negative charge
Non-polar Molecule
Neutrons
Electrons
Protons√
Question 3
Smallest unit that consists of at least two atoms
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons√
Molecules
Question 4
Full of sarcasm and Irony
Satire
Tone
Epic√
Lyrics
Question 5
Uncharged Particle
Electrons
Neutrons
Polar Molecule√
Protons
Question 6
Substances that cannot be separated and found on a periodic table.
Elements
Solids
Compounds√
Molecules
Question 7
Lent or Lending
Loans
Commission
Grants
Profit√
Question 8
A short summary of a venture or event.
Alliteration
Archetype
Anecdote√
Allegory
Question 9
The quality or condition of being intense
Intensity
Measurement
Potential Energy√
Electricity
Question 10
An exclusive control like in a business
Balance and Trade
Monopoly
Bureaucracy√
Checks and Balances
Question 11
Valuable Goods
Records
Commodities
Stocks
Finances√
Question 12
Two or more characters conversing
Argumentation√
Dialogue
Monologue
Fluency
Question 13
A study that deals with the earth's geography like atmosphere and oceans.
Neurophysics
Kinetics
Thermodynamics
Geophysics√
Question 14
A person who works and provides services for a fee, but not a full time employee.
Broker
Appraiser
Vendor
Contractor√
Question 15
A poem that is meant to be spoken out loud, or even sung.
Sonnet
Haiku
Ballad
Genre√
Question 16
A category of literature or art
Summary
Genre
Personification√
Lyrics
Question 17
Electric Charge
Electricity√
Radiation
Discovery
Kinetic Energy
Question 18
A warning or hint about something happening in the future of a story.
Alliteration
Flashback
Foreshadowing√
Allegory
Question 19
Free moving molecules
Elements
Solids
Liquids
Compounds√
Question 20
Implied
Explicit
Implicit
Embargo√
Marketable
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The purpose of lifelong learning is to expand your skills and <u>opportunities</u>.
If one has more skills, they will essentially have more opportunities.
