Answer:
I personally just read slower than i normally do and make sure I am able to feel sure about what I am reading.
Explanation:
Accident
Africa
brilliant
children
collect
connect
dented
hundred
instruct
liquid
luckily
massive
nodded
object
oddly
shiver
signal
specific
subject
subtract
Start with creating a plan or map.
Like this.
Introduction~ Can start with a who is this person is and
Who is this person~
About this person~
What did this person do to make them so special~
Conclusion~ In conclusion, (first sentence from who is this person)(First sentence from about this person)(and first sentence from what did this person do to make them so special)
Also in the conclusion section it does not have to be the first sentence from the sections of the map it can be a very important sentence in that section.
Hope this helps cause it helps me and I get 10 points out of 10 from doing the map trick. And ask me for anymore help if in need.
An epigraph is a quotation, poem or a phrase at the beginning of a document or a story which serves to present a preface, summary or sometimes even a counter example or to link the work to a broader perspective. From the given options, a Quotation from Voltaire can serve as an epigraph to the story.
Therefore, the answer to this question is:
Option B: A quote from Voltaire
I would change the acne off of me.
I know it's simple to not get acne, but when you have it, you can't just wait a couple days and use medicine or stuff to prevent it, you gotta pick at it, and that hurts
