The event from The Diary of Anne Frank that best supports the theme that wartime can often bring out the worst in people is: The man in the storeroom is willing to trade people's safety for money.
<span>True. If a descriptive essay involves recalling an event or experience, temporal ordering may be the most efficient way for the reader to understand the event itself, as well as where that event fits into a more broad situation.
False. If the essay instructions are to describe a person, place or thing, temporal order would have little to no bearing on the description.</span>
Reflection occurs when waves bounce back from a barrier they cannot pass through. ... Wave interference occurs when waves interact with other waves. Constructive interference increases wave amplitude. Destructive interference decreases wave amplitude.
The correct answer is bank vaults as stated in Alan Weisman's book <em>"The world without us"</em> when he tries to depict the New York city scenery long after humans have disappeared from the earth. The reason why this would most likely happen is that quite a few of this Bank Vaults were made out of steel reinforced concrete, making them technically indestructible, unlike, for example, museum vaults, which are built to preserve with climate control rather than to protect, therefore using softer materials.
