Answer: Direct characterization: (The author openly stating traits, physical features, etc about a character) & Indirect characterization: (The author hinting at a characters personality or traits through their actions, and can also be done through other characters dialogue.)
<span>For her first speech in class, Sherice should select a topic with
which she is familiar with and in which she is interested. For example, if Sherice loves her dog and is
responsible for it, then she could talk about the proper care and feeding of
dogs. This topic could be easily
researched to add details to the speech, and Sherice would be able to add a
personal touch to keep the audience engaged.
If the audience senses that the topic is important to the speaker, then
they will be more likely to find it interesting themselves.</span>
Answer: Caused to be a certain nature
Explanation:
If you replace the word “rendered” with “caused to be” the statement still makes sense. A good rephrasing would be:
The sad cries of the many slaves, horrible yesterday, are made worse by the joyous shouts that they hear.
Answer: The major event this passage foreshadows is "i am not" im not sure but this is my answer.
Explanation: why? well foreshadowing in a story is when u find a warning leading up to an event and "i am not" leads up to "for reasons you will soon discover the same"
sorry i didnt see the answers
Answer Choices
Charlotte’s decision to join the crew
Charlotte’s decision to turn Zachariah in
Charlotte’s decision to have tea with Mr. Hollybrass
i dont know the story but i think its either "Charlotte’s decision to join the crew
" or "Charlotte’s decision to turn Zachariah in
"
Answer: Unity is the key to well-being, strength, and resilience.
Explanation:
