The answer would be B ^^
But you do know that you shouldn't take a photo of a test and post it right? It could get you in trouble at school ;-;
But I hope that helped ^^
Brainliest would be great if possible! ^^
The tone of the story "Talk" by Harold Courlander and George Herzog is humorous. The story revolves around a farmer being first frightened by the talking yam whom he wants to dig, followed by the dog who told him to listen to the yam, then the palm tree who warned him not to cut its branch. The farmer ran off meeting a fisherman who also ran off hearing the fish trap talk. They come across a weaver whose bundle of cloth talked and then ran with them together. The story is really funny because of the talking characters in the story including the stool in the chief's house.
Answer:
The proper answers would be: Rock Of Pride, The Wild Of Fears, Desperation Hill, Expectation Copse, Swarming Gladsome, Cave Of Cares, Fancy's Meadow
Dear father.
I know that my decision to go to boarding school took everyone by surprise and that it is a family wish that I continue to attend day schools. While I respect the family decision, I am writing this letter to present the reasons why I do not believe day school is a good option for me.
First, day schools do not have a stimulating and conducive learning environment. It is for this reason that day school students have such lower academic results. In addition, the day school has a very regular and basic education, which does not present academic challenges that are extremely uplifting for a student.
I must emphasize that day schools do not promote social maturity and encourage very adolescent and relaxed behaviors in relation to studies.
Finally, I would like to emphasize that day schools have very large classes, with many students. This makes it difficult for teachers to be able to understand the difficulties of each student and shape their classes so that these difficulties are eliminated.
My aim in bringing these factors forward is to ask you to reconsider my request to study at a boarding school, knowing that my academic quality would be greatly benefited.
With love,
M.J.
Answer:
b. "Why is this good or bad?"
Explanation:
When preparing speech for a question of value, the speaker should bear in mind that he will be addressing matters bordering on morality. This means that he will answer questions pertaining to how good or bad a matter is. To prepare for such a speech, the speaker should make an introduction of the information or appeal to be discussed.
He should provide facts and evidence that will support his chosen side. While doing this, he should also consider the perspective of his audience. Other kinds of speeches address question of facts and questions of policy.
