The answer for your question is 1 bunch of grapes. The reason why i choose this answer is because the grapes would actually fit the people who would eating grapes.
Hope this helps:)
Answer:
One way that effectively helps is to recreate some conditions. For example, use the same pen, or chew the same flavor of gum. This will help you recall more information because it brings you back to the memory when you were studying the answers.
Explanation:
You could have had trouble answering these questions because of an encoding or retreival failure (failure to remember because there weren't enough cues to trigger your memory). You may have had an encoding failure because while you were distracted while you were studying. (Dividing your attention and trying to multi-task is the most common cause of encoding failure).
Answer:
A. Walter's tone is displeased and firm.
Explanation:
"Never mind how I feel—you got any more to say 'bout how people ought to sit down and talk to each other? . . . Get out of my house, man."
This is a sign of displeasure. He is firm when he says "Get out of my house, man."
Answer:
Explanation:
What is he actually saying? Is he saying that he took 18000 dollars and that is not only legally or morally wrong? Is he saying that he took 18000 dollars and that it was secretly given and secretly handled and that in return, he granted special favors to the people who gave him the money? Is he actually admitted doing that?
From this part of the speech, we don't know. Nixon was so slimy that you need the rest of the speech to know what he did and what he's admitting to. But what he is saying is that if he could buy a new GM product with the money and not declare what he had done, then he was wrong both morally and legally.
So what's wrong? The problem is if his next statement is that it was for expenses occurred and he can flap a receipt in the face of his accusers, he has shown them to be rats and much worse than he is.
And if he actually did take the 18000 for personal reasons, then he is on his way to getting the sympathy he needs to beat the charge. And the Democrats loose even if they are right. He shows himself to be a decent honorable man no matter which answer is true.
Your question is missing part of the passage as well as the options. I've found the complete question online. It is as follows:
Read the excerpt from "Broken Chain.” "Ponytails! Those girls who messed with Frostie and me had ponytails. Is she cool?” "I think so.” Ernie sat up in bed. "I bet you that’s her.” Alfonso felt his stomach knot up. "She’s going to be my girlfriend, not yours!” "I’m going to get even with her!” "You better not touch her,” Alfonso snarled, throwing a wadded Kleenex at him. "I’ll run you over with my bike.”
Which message does Gary Soto want readers to take away?
A chance at love is important.
Revenge is acceptable.
It can be an unpredictable world.
Family bonds are very strong.
Answer:
A chance at love is important.
Explanation:
"Broken Chain" is a short story by author Gary Soto. Alfonso is the main character, a seventh grader who wants to look "better than average". When he meets a girl and finds himself interested in her, Alfonso tells his brother about it. Ernie gets a bit jealous that his younger brother has found a potential girlfriend and teases Alfonso. As we can understand from Alfonso's reaction, he cares a lot about this girl. He quickly makes it clear he will take action if his brother messes with her. Interestingly enough, at the end of the story, Ernie will help Alfonso by lending him a bike to go riding with her. The message the author wants to convey is that a chance at love is important, so much so that the very brothers who were once fighting because of a girl learn to help each other. The possibility of love helps them grow and mature.
