For Tom thought of the lands beyond his home, a dream of adventure sprung in his mind, to seek the world's unknown in it's waning light, and cross the bridge to another life. So for Tom to embark 'ere adventure await, and his good friend Bob by his fringe, he crossed the last known bridge to the unknown lands, 'ere to quell his spirit of adventure that festers in him. But what lays ahead in these uncharted lands, Tom knew not though freedom reigns, and his spirit moved towards these undying lands, lit by the sun but never trodden, oh that uncharted land beyond that bridge.

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Complete the passage with suitable relative pronouns.there may be more than ine possible answer:

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Which of the following is an example of direct characterization? “Of course, you can be prodigy too.” “You look like Negro Chine

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Answer:

The correct answer to the question is B, “You look like Negro Chinese.”

Explanation:

Direct characterization is the process in which the writer explicitly informs the reader what type of person that character is, whether it is appearance, personality, etc. In this case, the statement “You look like Negro Chinese.” directly tells the reader about the appearance of the character through direct characterization.

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