Summary: Chapter 5
Jem and Dill grow closer, and Scout begins to feel left out of their friendship. As a result, she starts spending much of her time with one of their neighbors: Miss Maudie Atkinson, a widow with a talent for gardening and cake baking who was a childhood friend of Atticus's brother, Jack.
Explanation:
It must have been my destiny to become interested in biology. My father and mother are both scientists. Obstract run on
Dear sweet aunt Benet,
The everlasting summer seem to not be so eternal much longer, and soon will come the breeze of winter. Just like this long-and-soon-to-end season, it's been as if a dark spell has kept us from seeing face to face, and I yearn to break this spell. I miss thee as much as the vast land in the widest of deserts, aunt Benet, and would love to spend this upcoming Christmas Eve at thy residence. I believe that this would be a great opportunity for us to rejoice and see each other once again, for it has been so long since my latest birthday. Also, my mom misses thee, aunt Benet. Sisters can get contentious while in the same room, but being separated apart, they long to meet the other as much as how they used to hate them. I hope you will send me back a letter to let me know your decision on this matter, and know that my mom and I love you, and we miss you as well.
Love,
Donne
Answer:
On a deserted island, I would miss : my best friend, some mode of entertainment, the places i used to chill at near my home (residence).
Explanation:
Spending time at deserted places can cause contrasting mixed feelings, of self solitude with missing up.
If I were on a deserted island, I would miss my best friend the most. I would wish that she could be with me & we could spend quality time. Materially, I would miss my laptop & internet, so that there is some source of external entertainment, specially music. Place missed by me would be the places near my home, where I used to chill earlier.
False, because it also uses informal language, such as "peeps" and "dough" in Sentence 4.
