Answer:
1 is wack or wacked. 2 is sizzle or sizzling 3 is flutter 4 is twitter and 5 is sputter or sputtered
Answer: I think B sry if I’m wrong
Explanation:
The speaker is quite nervous.
Think of when people are married and sometimes one of the spouses gets "cold feet". It is not because they are sick or cold or even old. They are just nervous.
Answer:
Part A is D i am pretty sure Part B is B I am pretty sure 3. is A because it seems like their relationship doesnt really have a good bond 4. is D they both are in worry it seems like it and number 5. im afraid you have to answer yourself thank you for your time i hope you understand.
5. The author uses irony in some ways which kind of contributes to the story. When the father is counting on his son to pass the test he fails and all isn't really good. He expresses irony in a way that shows that the dad is disappointed in his son when he thought or knew he was going to pass. The author expresses in his sentences the way he described the father as not really sympathetic or caring and a "knowing you can do it" person. The meaning of the story has something to do with giving in sympathy and passion for your child and good parenting skills and never estimate of how far a person/child could do.
Significant factors include past experiences, a variety of cognitive biases, an escalation of commitment and sunk outcomes, individual differences, including age and socioeconomic status, and a belief in personal relevance. These things all impact the decision making process and the decisions made.
