I believe it's the first one; both are narrated by an outside observer.
The answers are 7 and 9..
Answer:
Secondary succession.
Explanation:
The secondary succession process is that by which a species establishes itself in a territory, displacing the species that was previously settled there, forming a new community to the detriment of the previous community. A clear example of secondary succession is that of rodents in wooded areas, where through rapid reproduction they end up becoming the main species of the place, displacing other species due to the rapid consumption of available resources.
Conflicts lead to more plot events as well as character reactions.
Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
In a story conflicts play a vital role and stimulates growth in the story. The main purpose of the conflict is to create tensions and catch the interest of the reader by leaving them uncertain about the ending.
A character of the story may easily find themselves in their natural form during a conflict and indicate their hidden qualities and potential. Conflicts increase the suspense,interest, thrill and reveal the strength and weakness of the character.
It holds the reader's interest until the end and leads the characters towards the climax of the story.
