answer is C. on plato!<em> The mistress’s desire to preserve her honor and chastity makes no sense because her body will be devoured by worms after her death. </em>
Answer:
Courage can be seen in the most unlikely people
Explanation: though now women should be seen as equals in colonial times they were vastly underestimated, even if they were suspicious on the women they wouldn’t truly believe that a woman could have pulled off something like that.
Answer:
A story arc begins with an introduction, like once upon a time. The orginal story arc definition includes five elements: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. This lesson will examine each part of the classic story arc and how it is applied to reading and writing
Explanation:
<span>It is important to examine an
author’s and/or publisher’s institutional affiliations and/or previous works
because this is important when vetting your sources for bias and therefore
credibility. What is meant by this? Well, let’s say you were doing research on a
gun control issue. Let’s further say you
have discovered a really good, well-written article in support of gun control in
favor of gun rights/the right to bear arms.
However, upon doing a little investigating, you discover that the author
of the article is in fact a member of the National Rifle Association. As such, the article is most likely biased
and therefore not a reliable source of information. So, again, it is important
to always examine an author’s or publisher’s institutional affiliations as well
as previous works. </span>
<span>I did read the books and yes i know i'm with k12... and if you are to please help me i do not understand the question... and if you aren't I STILL NEED YOUR HELP (1.Describe the difference between a first- and third-person narrator’s effects on a reader. What advantages and disadvantages are there to each? Use examples from the text to support your analysis.) Full question .... i do already have differences between first person and third i just need examples :)</span>
