The answer should be C i hope its right
After we eat dinner, we will play a game
Let's look at all the options:
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A:(It does not allow audience interaction.)ion
This is false. The speaker has a complete control over when to stop the presentation, so if the audience has some question, the speaker can stop the presentation
B:(It requires special hardware, such as a computer and speakers.)
This is the correct answer! Setting up the hardware and software often takes a long time and delays the start of the presentation
C:(Viewers have no control over the sequence of the presentation.)
This might be true, but viewers have no control over any presentation - only the presenter has ! (the presenter can involve the viewers thought)
D:(It cannot reach a large audience.)
This is false - a multimedia presentation can typically reach a wider audience than a non-multimedia one!
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Answer:
She is having a hard time feeling safe in almost all situations.
Explanation:
The best that describes Dicey’s mood is: "She is having a hard time feeling safe in almost all situations".
From the excerpt, we can see that Dicey was really having a hard time feeling safe. She seems to be nervous and disturbed. Her imaginations were not settled - she seems to imagine that the car was flying down the highway. I believe it was her imaginations that made her feel that faces might appear in the windows of the car at any time to ask angry questions.
Answer:
The use of a first-person speaker in "Mending Wall" helps develop the poem's central idea because:
D. The fact that readers are only provided with the speaker's feelings and perspective helps to stress the idea that he and his neighbor do not see things the same way.
Explanation:
In "Mending Wall", the speaker and his neighbor meet up to repair a wall that has been torn down. <u>The speaker reveals that his neighbor likes the wall, that he thinks "[g]ood fences make good neighbors." However, the speaker does not agree with that saying. He spends a great deal of the poem reflecting on why having a wall is important. What difference will it make? What does it keep out and what does it keep in? However, he never asks his neighbor what he means, why that saying is taken as a universal truth by him. All we know are the speaker's thoughts and feelings. All we know is that he disagrees with his neighbor's perspective
.</u> Yet, ironically, he complies and rebuilds the wall with the other.
