Answer:
In explanation, I will do your intro.
Explanation:
I believe in doing things that I love in my own way. I stay true to myself, no matter what anyone says. I think that it is important to be yourself and follow your dreams. A way to do that is by doing the things that I love. However, in doing that I don't let people tell me how to live my life.
Pointers
-You can change what I have if you'd like..this is just an idea to inspire you!
-Think about how society might tell you to do something different, but that you defy what society says.
-Use figurative language (metaphors, personification, etc.) to make your essay more interesting and colorful!
-Use your personality. If you let your personality shine in your essay, you're sure to capture the attention of your teacher! (Of course, don't go overboard!)
I hope this helps!! :)
C. Nature is an imposing force that is not meant to be altered. 'The Third Wish' by Joan Aiken is a story that each one of us might've heard of, at least once in our life. It is the famous story of how three wishes that were granted to a person effect his life after they are wished for one after the other.
Explanation:
In this fairy tale, as it seems unreal and impractical for a person to be granted three wishes in real life, the man is given three leaves, each one wish that he can make and fulfill desires that he craves for.
The first wish being for a beautiful wife and the man marries him, he saves two other leaves for later in his briefcase. Later as the story progresses, he realizes a truth of his wife being a swan and uses the second leaf to amke his wife a swan, again.
Despite his deep love and care for his wife, the man (Peters) gives in to the sacrifice of wife as he knows that would make her happy and contented. Here, we can clearly say that the theme of this story can be, Nature is an imposing force that is not meant to be altered - because the King who granted wishes to Peters was only trying to incur changes in how life was supposed to be by making alterations that cannot happen in everyone's life.
It can also be - Love cannot be wished or willed, but must occur naturally. - as this is a realization of Peters in the story when he lets his wife become a swan again.
☁️<u>My Answer☁️:</u>
The piece of evidence that supports the situational irony of the poem is C: Its sculptor well those passions read.
Answer:
to help the reader understand the intense pressure of the situation
Explanation:
This is the excerpt from "Team Moon: How 400,000 People Landed Apollo 11 on the Moon" by Catherine Thimmesh.
Problem-solution text structure means, as the name might suggest, that the author suggests a dilemma (a problem) and gives a possible solution to it.
In this situation, we see that the solution was very risky and that it had great potential to turn into total disaster.
Now, we can infer that this problem-solution structure emphasized the complexity and the pressure of the situation.
