Answer: I think they should be closed.
Explanation:
I think they should be closed because, theoretically speaking, kids/teens spread germs WAY more than adults typically do. I mean ya I get that people want to go to school because they have difficulty learning on computer (or whatever device), than with face-to-face interaction with adults. And people may or may not realize that their kids are not the only ones at risk for going back to school, the teachers are too. Because if you think about it, teachers with kids in the classroom have to make sure everyone has their masks on, they have to sanitize the place, keep people from coming into close contact with each other, etc. So in all, I think public schools should be closed.
Answer:
The answer is C
Explanation:
Stories can have more than one conflict.
The correct answer should be <span>c. People aren't always what they seem.
He wanted to show that although people might seem good and kind, they are quite the opposite, and those who believe that everyone's good is misguided.</span>
The given lines: ("he is pinned down...passing by" ) show that a person is being oppressed and there is a nearby passerby that could intervene and rescue him.
How do the footsteps pin the boy down?
The narrator does not explicitly state that the footsteps pin the boy and based on the incomplete narration, one can infer that there is a person pinning the boy down and nearby footsteps mean that there are people walking in the nearby place or the vicinity, or neighborhood.
Also, the line "footsteps passing by" suggests that there are people walking in the nearby place or the vicinity, or neighborhood.
<h3>What is a Narration?</h3>
This refers to the use of a narrator to tell a story through the use of a sequence of events to advance a plot.
Hence, we can see that based on the given lines: ("he is pinned down...passing by" ) show that a person is being oppressed and there is a nearby passerby that could intervene and rescue him.
Read more about narrations here:
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