Answer:
By the way she talks to people and does things
Explanation:
She is not afraid to be blunt with people and she will speak her mind
Answer:
To draw the reader into a sensory experience.
Explanation:
32.D
33.A
34.C
35.D
36.B
37.B
38.D
39.Im not sure about this one
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Mary Flannery O’Connor was an American writer, she wrote two important novels, “Wise Blood” and “The Violent Bear it Away”, and many short stories.
The “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” tells the story of an old woman and her daughter who is deaf and mute and live by themselves in a farm. The old lady wants to marry her daughter and a man who arrived at the farm to help fix problems at the farm seems like the perfect candidate for the daughter. After some time the man, Mr. Shiftlet, accepts to marry Lucynell, but on one occasion he left her sleeping in a road restaurant and leaves forever.
The general idea of the novel is that of a stranger who arrives to the lives of two women and provokes a change in their lives, just as in “Good Country People”.
The stories with the Southern Gothic literature style often focused on grotesque themes. While it may include supernatural elements, it mainly focuses on damaged, even delusional, characters.
So, the answer for this question is:
A. half an arm
Answer:
According to Nemier, there are four criteria used to evaluate spins in figure skating:
1. Preparation
✅ Steady speed and control going into the spin
2. Entrance to spin
✅Quickly getting into the spin position
✅Smooth, controlled entrance into a spin
❌Stopping or slowing down while getting into position
❌Skates scratching or dragging on the ice
3. Rotation
✅At least two full revolutions in the spin position are required, though more are desirable
✅Fast, controlled rotations
✅Spinning in one place on the ice
✅Free leg is held at an aesthetically pleasing angle
❌Slow rotations
❌Rotations that “travel” across the ice, instead of remaining in one place
4. Exit
✅Smooth, controlled exit that leads into another element
✅Exiting cleanly on the edge of a skate
❌Slow and awkward exit
Explanation:
