Neither, burned cookies do not turn into charcoal.
B- A claim lets the audience know what the speaker or writer is trying to prove.
Answer:
<em>A) He is sad to have left the moon; </em><em>If I'm correct he didn't want to stay on the moon. I don't think this is the answer</em>
<em>B) He is confused by how things have changed;</em><em> At first Bedford didn't know where he was when he looked around, I believe this is your answer</em>
<em>C) he is disappointed with his native land; </em><em>He wasn't disappointed until later in the chapter, I don't think this is your answer</em>
<em>D) He is overjoyed to be home;</em><em> Bedford was happy to be home, he wasn't disappointed to be home, I don't believe he was overjoyed tho.</em>
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Your answer is: B) He is confused by how things have changed
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Create a list of subtopics that support the thesis in an appropriate order.
