Answer:
Act One -- and the entirety of the play -- is set in Salem Village in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, which was settled by Governor John Winthrop and around seven hundred Puritans in 1639.
Explanation:
The question is asking which answer choice DOES NOT make sense about a theme of a story.
You could use choice A, C, and D as definitions for theme. So your answer that does not fit is B.
Answer = B. The theme of a short story is the plot- the actions that lead up to the story's resolution.
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The three strategies would be
- Allow time for the audience to review visual elements.
- Behaving in a professional matter
- Make eye contact to build connections.
What do you mean by presentation?
A presentation often called as demonstrations, introduction, lecture, or speech is used to convey information to an audience. It helps to inspire, build and motivate others through use of examples and case studies.
While making presentation generally 5-5 rule Is applied which states that 5 words on a single line. 5 lines of text on a single slide. 5 slides that apply the first two rules in a row. To make presentation interesting
there should be an engaging Opener, Stories that are inspirng and Clear action plan
There are many types of presentation:
- Informative
- Instructional.
- Arousing
- Persuasive.
- Decision-making
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<span>The correct answer is B. Writing is a process, meaning there are several steps involved. Before you start writing, it's better to plan it out, first with brainstorming and then with an outline, in order to know ahead of time what you're going to talk about. If you don't plan, you could run the risk of writing your paper in a stream-of-conscious manner, which means you'd be writing whatever comes to mind at the time. This could lead to disorganization and confusion. After planning, you will write your first draft, then you will want to edit it for any mistakes, and finally you will write your final draft. </span>
