True, cause they want it to preserve it
Answer:
The main idea is that Storm is different from the other dogs and influenced the speaker the most.
Explanation:
"Storm" is a short story by Gary Paulsen that revolves around a particular dog named Storm. The story is based on a true story of the author from one of his adventures in northern Minnesota.
In the given excerpt from the text, the speaker/ author mentions how he learned a lot from his dogs. He revealed that being with the dogs made him realize his ignorance. But one dog, in particular, taught him the most, and that was Storm.
By starting his story with that passage, Paulsen seemed to suggest that Storm is unlike the other dogs, that he is better than the rest, and also taught the speaker the most.
Answer:
B. The fact causes the reader to question whether or not the story is actually a nonfiction account.
Explanation:
Ambrose Bierce's "The Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" is a short story that tells the story of a convicted, death row captive Peyton Farquhar and his "imagination where he escaped his hanging". The story fluctuates between reality and imaginary, with the readers confused between the two at times.
Added to the fact that the story seems realistic enough to be deemed or accepted a mere story, Ambrose Bierce actually fought in the Civil War. This adds more claim to the idea that maybe his short story is from his own war experience. The <u>fact that he participated in the Civil War is enough to cause the readers to question whether his writing and real-life experience has anything to do with each other</u>.
Thus, the <u>correct answer is option B</u>.
Answer:
Had few leaders with government experience.
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