Answer:
B. So you can use their language
Explanation:
The goal of using a persuasive speech or sentence is to know your type of audience and their perspective. Thus, learning their language. If you know that, you can use it in your speech so that your audience can better understand the concept of what you are talking about. Whether it is a commercial, or a TED Talk.
Answer:
To evaluate the text structures used by the author, which questions should a reader ask? ... Mr. H. intervened with the British minister, who got the frightened printer ... to the United States traveled through transatlantic cables that passed deep in ... gain access to secret diplomatic messages sent from Berlin to its ambassador
Explanation:
alphabetically by the first word of citation
Answer:
Freak The Mighty is a teenage novel published in 1993.
Max is a lonely person, marked by his hard past in which his father killed his mother, with low self-esteem and with few friends, until he meets Kevin, a boy who moves in front of his house and with whom he develops a great friendship despite their differences, mainly thanks to the openness and personality of Kevin, who includes him in his life without looking at Max's past or his personal characteristics. The novel depicts the year of their friendship and culminates in the fact that both are confronted with their problems in an existential way. In the end, Kevin succumbs to a long-standing degenerative illness on his 13th birthday.
The main theme that develops in the novel is friendship, mainly because it shows how two people with problems (one his past, the other his illness) support each other and help each other cope with their difficulties, without looking at their appearance, the past or the image of the other.
Answer:
change some parts if you need to
Explanation:
One time an adult did something to embarrass me was when my dad ran through the orchestra at one of my concerts. I was playing violin for about 350 people and my dad screamed "That's my daughter!!" while we were playing. To make it worse, he stood there (in the middle of everyone) and took pictures of me! This made me very mad because it caught me off guard. It distracted me so I messed up the music. I felt upset but at the same time, I laughed because he does things like that a lot.
My experience was somewhat similar to Peter and Anne's because I was really embarrassed and so were they. My experience was more frustrating though. Anne and Peter were more embarrassed like blushing. As you can see, our experiences were different but also similar.
