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it depends on how much hw you get cause if its hard or a lot you could be here all day but other then that its pretty fine also if u trying to loose weight i dont recommend it meetings are boring and u tend to snack
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i think technology got us really into social media and mostly the gen z people like me so excited!! ^^ but...revolution tho is bad so i worry,,
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The answer is A. <u>Out of control.</u>
<h3>Here are the context clues....</h3>
1st Context Clue
"'Poor child!' Once a lady did that I screamed out loud and bit her hand. She was so frightened she ran away."
2nd Context Clue
"She thought you had gone mad like a dog." <em>said Mary, not at all admiringly.</em>
<h3>Meanings</h3>
- <em>Gone mad</em> means to go insane.
- <em>Biting someone's hand </em>is not a good thing to do.
<h3>With that information...</h3>
We can come to a conclusion that the right choice would be A. Out of control.
Also, The Secret Garden is a good book by Frances Hodgson Burnett, I have read the whole book and would recommend it to others.
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Abigail loves Proctor and had wanted to get rid of his wife so that she can be together with him. But at the same time, she was afraid of the man for she knows he knows a lot about her more than anyone and that she fears she will be exposed. Her practice of <em>"traffick(ing) with spirits in the forest"</em> could be exposed and she will be put on trial and burned on a stake. So, she was extra careful to not show her real self while at the same time trying to influence Proctor to like her again.
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In Arthur Miller's play <em>The Crucible</em>, the main focus of the story is the witch trials of Salem where there are numerous cases of young women involved in the practice of the dark arts. This story is also based off the Salem Witch trials famous in the Massachusetts Bay colony during the late 17th century.
The given passage is from the stage direction in Act I of the play after the girls were seen <em>"dancing like heathen in the forest"</em>. The result of this is the 'unnatural' sickness of Betty Parris, the daughter of Reverend Parris. Abigail, the presumed leader of the group in the forest had been involved with the Proctor family until she was discharged because of her affair with Mr. Proctor. And Betty had just exclaimed that Abigail did drink<em> "a charm to kill John Proctor’s wife"</em> which is obvious for she loves Proctor and wants him to be hers.
So, when Proctor came to see the sick girl, Abigail instantly felt on guard, for he knew her more than anyone else. And they have had history, and seemingly proctor also knows her hatred for his wife Elizabeth.