Major Kovaloff can best be described as proud. He is very proud of his station and his rank, and wants everyone to respect him for it. In the story, it says "He did not so much mind people making personal
remarks about him, but it was a different matter when aspersions were cast on his rank or
social standing." This shows that he cares very much about his rank and dislikes when people aren't as respectful as he thinks they should be.
Answer:srry to tell u but the is nothing because we have no sente
Explanation:
Ruising down Sunset Boulevard never in my life looked so perfect. It was summer vacation. My mom, dad, brother, and I had all decided to travel out of town for a week or so. We never thought we would have to deal with an uninvited guest before. I guess we were wrong.
As we were travelling, we did ordinary, family road trip things such as singing, stopping at every gas station for food, and arguing. Especially, arguing happened way too often. One gas station didn't seem normal to me, though. It was all run-down, and it looked as if it was about to cave in on us. I was running down the aisles, but suddenly a dark figure stopped my wandering eyes. The second I looked back, it was gone.
I heard a faint noise coming from the opposite direction. ''Dylan, what's wrong? It's time to go. You can't spend all your time jumping and running through aisles.'' My brother cut in. ''Yeah, stop bein' so immature.'' I knew they were right, and I had just lost most of my pride to my brother.
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Answer:
The second one is: A. coldness
Explanation:
I took the test.
I do believe that the verse in Matthew, chapter 6, "Therefore, be not anxious for the morrow:For the morrow will be anxious itself." would mean to trust ourselves and not worry about our lives past the day you are in. So, I believe the answer is true.
