Answer:
I usually go with the last option, as it leaves the readers with an idea that changes need to happen in the world, and that they are the ones who can take part in it
Explanation:
The tasks that Millicent had to do during initiation can best be described as "degrading". This is unfortunately usually the case with many different types of initiation ceremonies.
It is appreciated
Explanation:
-Nonverbal communication isn't precise at least 65% of the time (Not in terms of sign language)
-Nonverbal communication is not easy at all it can be actually quite difficult to understand (Unless you have an establishment of basic movements to replace certain terms. For example, one finger up means "I need a new pencil" [Referring to a school setting] )
-Nonverbal communication is most certainly not necessary, especially if you have the authorization and the capability to talk
-Nonverbal communication most definitely can be appreciated in certain environments (i.e. School, library, etc.)
