Answer:
The author tries to depict the point of view during the Cultural Revolution in China. He described how during the Cultural Revolution people lived under a brutal government.
In ' Voices From China’s Cultural Revolution' (NY times) , stories of the families that were affected by the Cultural Revolution are discussed. For example, the article shares the story of a composer, Mr. Chen. Mr. Chen describes that when he was a student, he spoke about what he was seeing. As a result, all his class fellows became his enemies for speaking up.
Answer:
grievance
remembrance
resemblance
Explanation:
The question is asking us to choose the words that have dropped the final -e in order to add the suffix -ance. To do so, all we need is to think of the word without the suffix, of the way it is originally spelled. When we do that, we find that the words that had -e and dropped it are:
grieve - grievance
remember (also "remembrer" in Old French) - remembrance
resemble - resemblance
The rest of the words did not have an -e originally - for instance, accept - acceptance-, or did not drop it (vengeance).
Answer:
A. A man of disreputable nature.
Explanation:
Just by looking at the question and answers, you can determine that the most formal statement is A. A man of disreputable nature. By the use of the word formal, people tend to think of respectful/professional words/things. The words shady character and snake in the grass are more of a casual/informal way of describing a "suspicious" person.
