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Zitkala-Sa as a young girl, heading east on a steam engine to a residential school, leaving her family and village behind. Her original excitement for the adventure fades as she discovers the austere and unfamiliar world of white residential schools with their strange, strict schedules, rules and punishments. She is forced to learn how to dress, eat and write like a white person. She makes no real friendships and spends much of her time longing despondently for her mother. As a teenager she feels marginalized in both her Native American village and in the white world because she does not fully belong to either.
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c). She uses the term to emphasize each person's desire to be left alone
<span>Tye spent his fall break painting the elderly couple's home.
Active voice is when the subject is actually the one completing the action. In this sentence, Tye is the subject. The action verbs are spent and painting. Tye is the one who spent and painted.
Look at the other sentences. The subject of all the other sentences is the elderly couple's home (or house). The action verb is painted (or repainted). The house can't paint itself...this means that the sentences are not in the active voice.
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Answer: It shows how the main character tries to resolve the problem
Explanation: If this is the wrong answer then the other one I would choose is... It tells what happened throughout the story
