Answer:
this planet may be able to support life and perhaps it probably does
Explanation:
I'm pretty sure it's the one where it's like next to the paragraph name it's 30 and it says this point may be able to support life and perhaps it already does is it shows the author is saying yeah maybe they do exist so maybe he thinks that I exist on the planet
Answer:
like problems and solution
Explanation:
because text structure have different organisations
A turning point is taken place either when the character discovers a new situation, become involved with the main story conflict, significantly change their approach to the main story. Anything new that a character does that affects the whole story
Rising Action:
a black man, Tom Robinson is accused of r*ping a white girl, Maya Ewell. Atticus is the defense attorney and the novel's chief conflict emerges as it becomes clear he mount a real defense of Robinson. Which violates white norms in the town
Exposotion: (can't find it)
Climax:
Bob Ewell is killed by Boo Radley in defense od the Finch children's rise. Atticus thinks Jem killed
Mr Ewell but Sheriff Tate says it was Boo Radley
Falling Action:
Bob Ewell continued threats of violence towards Atticus and his family following the trial. The conclusion is the Flinch reclusive neighbor, Boo Radley saving Scout and Jem from Bob Ewell's attempt to stab them. Boo then inervenes and kills Bob Ewell during the struggle
Resoultion:
Tom is found guilty of r*pe and later killed while escaping/running from Jail
Answer:
You hit me for the last time,
Against your words I stand tall and I survived,
When you made me hurt and cry,
I march to freedom I to end slavery I <em>want</em> to be free, to myself I <em>am</em> free
You've put me in strife,
But I'm a slave you see,
Without you, I rise,
I march to freedom and life,
So I choose to leave without goodbyes.
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