In this excerpt, the schoolhouse revealed that the story took place in the distant past because it is the only one for all the island’s students.
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What is narrated in "Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy"?</h3>
In the first excerpt, the speakers refers to the school as "the trimmest building on the island".
In the second excerpt, the speaker gives a description of the discussion between the people in town because some of them want to keep the school up and others don't want to.
Hence, both first and second excerpts revealed that the story takes place in the distant past because the school is the only one for all the island's students.
Therefore, correct option is B.
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Answer: The home-grown hero aims to finish bringing power, not just to the rest of his village, but to all Malawians, only 2% of whom have electricity. "I want to help my country and apply the knowledge I've learned," he says.hope this helped:)!
Answer: I think the answer is C.
Explanation: If I was a employee and someone said " wouldn't you do the same if you had the chance " that would seriously get my attention. I do not know this for sure but to me sounds like the reasonable answer.
This question is incomplete, here´s the complete question.
There will always be someone waiting round the corner to over power and defeat us if we are weak” Explain the above statement with reference to the poem “Wind”, by SUBRAMANIA BHARATI. How does the wind make fun of the weak?
Answer:
The idea that the wind makes fun of the weak appears in the poem through the description of the wind´s destruction capacity.
Explanation:
That destructive energy is a symbol of the difficulties people go through in life, a destruction that can have weak people breaking down, while stronger people can overcome the situation and become stronger. The wind, which is everywhere, resembles the possibility of someone defeating us if we are weak.
Ours makes more sense.
"Let's examine 'ours' for tone and style"
"Let's examine 'our is' for tone and style"
