Its D. This is because she just went through mama's stuff without permission and she also didn't think how Mama would react to it.
Answer:
No.
Explanation:
In my option I think that's pretty rude. Unless people are laughing with me, and not at me. That make enemies and not friends. If someone were to laugh at me because I made a minor mistake I would be upset. Therefore, that's why my answer is a no.
I don't think its foolish if someone wants follow their dream they can do it if they put their head to it. I want to be the 1 Hispanic/woman president.
D) in the book; adjective
The phrase "In the book" in the sentence conveys extra information to modify the sentence. Without the adjective the sentence would be
The children found the (in the book) pictures very interesting.
If you think I may be wrong, try removing the choices for your self.
Scout’s a relatively naive point of view. When writing an answer for this question, think of these main points:
- Scout is a child
- Her father is a lawyer and she isn’t poor
- Atticus makes a point to teacher her as much as he can and he respects her as an individual
- She knows most of the town already and has an understanding of her surroundings
- Readers continue along with her as her character develops because she goes through life changing experiences in the book.
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