you could do one on
your morning routine if you were royalty
or preparing to go out later
being home alone while someones breaking in
etc..
Answer:
To break the habit you have to use a 2 minute distraction every time the distressing thought comes to mind - any distraction that requires concentration will do. In time, the urge to ruminate about the event will subside.
Explanation:
Answer:
1) To me the way the speaker talks it comes across that they are a loving person with a large heart.
2) The speakers point of view seems to be that through loving with all her heart is the only way to grow closer with her god.
3) By overstating her feeling she accentuates how important it truly is to her.
4) The speaker identifies that nothing is more important than love, and loving ones god, not riches, not whole mines of gold can even compare.
5) Love....its just that
6) The speakers purpose in writing this poem is to share her values with others, to allow others to see the world through her eyes, which she sees as a better world.
Explanation:
close reading is a big deal when it comes to reading, a lot of the questions they ask are based completely on what's hidden within the text.
another really important part is to remember in some cases there is no right or wrong answer, and it just comes down to how you interpret it.
I believe it's A....but I've never heard of B or D but if those two where a chose I'd chose B then....hope that helps
Answer:
The Roman Church brought to England:
- Organized religion: before the Roman Church, religion in England was less organized, often consisting of tribal forms or religion that were associated to a more or less coherent structure.
- The use of Latin as lingua franca: the Roman Church conducted most of its business in Latin, and this brought the use of Latin to England. Scholars, priests, and monks learned Latin and mostly wrote in Latin. It was not until the last decades of the Middle Ages that the use of English vernacular became more common for educated purposes.
