Marguerite is working as maid at Mrs. Cullinan's house. She does't even try to remember Marguerite's name and insists in call her Mary. Also, Mrs. Cullinan behaves rudely with Marguerite, this strongly upsets Marguerite who is unable to quit the job because her mother doesn't let her, so she decides to drop Mrs. Cullinan's favorite dishes to get fired. After that Mrs. Cullinan starts to call her Margaret, which Marguerite accepts because is closer to her real name and she was happy that the woman admitted that her name wasn't Mary.
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You can start by saying that both Germany and the US have done bad things, but that doesn't necessarily mean the people are bad/bad altogether or as a whole. Be inclusive with your ideas and try to compare them as much as possible to get a sense of correspondence between the two. Then move on with your text. For example, you could start by asking a question [Are Germany and the US awful on their own?] and then responding to that question with an answer [Not necessarily because...]. Afterwards, do a bit of comparing and then move on with your text.
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The orveeql answer is the one beside 3 when Gabriel did do it to Jessica in the story.
Your answer is C, its the only sentence that goes with the passage. :)
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Answer: It basically means something can look beautiful on the outside but on the Inside, it can be mean and cold. Just like how people are.
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