I think its B but not so sure
Answer:
C. “La wrote about all of that and about the perfume bottle shaped like a teardrop that had brought her mother back.” ( Paragraph 101)
Explanation:
This question refers to the text "Blue" by Francesca Lia Block. In this text, the author describes how La coped with her mother's leaving. Although she struggled at first, she was able to overcome this through writing.
Part A states that one of the main themes of the text is: <em>"Sharing one’s feelings through writing can help one overcome emotional stress and connect with others." </em>Therefore, this is the quote that best supports this theme, as the quote describes how writing helped La overcome her trauma.
The answer is A. if the dark thing is coming after the children.
Answer:
There are a number of things you can do to excel in these subjects.
Explanation:
It is great that you want to become better in your subjects. You can become better in these subjects by studying. No one wants to hear it, but it helps tremendously. But that's not the only thing that can help.
History: I never loved History. In fact, I hated it. In 6th grade, you will start to get out of American history and go into World History, starting from the beginning of time. I always preferred US History. But the truth is, everyone is different. And you don't have to wait until you get to middle school to start learning the content. If you want to get better at the content you're studying now, I would urge you to research it more and delve into it. Actually <em>know</em> what you're learning.
Biology: I would strongly suggest you try out BrainPOP! You've probably already heard of it, maybe even used it in class before, but the content is so helpful! They have such a wide range of topics! Here is the link to the science BrainPOP videos.
https://www.brainpop.com/science/
Heredity was always my favorite, and it still is. You'll probably be learning heredity later this year, and you will again in 7th grade. Try filling out some Punnett Squares.
English: There are a number of things you can do to get better at this subject. Try learning at least one new word a day. Just one. And maybe, if you want a challenge, the next week, do two, and the next three and so on. You can keep a journal to improve your writing skills. Familiarize yourself with English grammar. Learn the writing rules. That's the amazing thing about English. It never gets "old." You can still learn more. Our language is changing every single day.
Good Luck!
