Answer:
If you want to learn how to write a short story, you'll have to go through these main steps:
Know your character.
Outline your short story.
Start with something out of the ordinary.
Get your draft done as soon as possible.
Edit your short story.
Title your short story.
Get feedback about it.
Practice often.
Explanation:
The answer is A. Implied. cause its asking a question not stating facts.
Answer:
Editing Challenge 05:
Department heads, managers, and supervisors should read this. Garth Hawkins Subject: Submitting Performance Appraisals-I
This is just a reminder to all of you to say that performance appraisals for all of your employees must be submitted by June 1st. These appraisals are especially important and essential this year because of job changes, new technology, and office reorganization.
To complete your performance appraisal in the most effective manner, you should follow the procedures described in our Employee Manual. Let me go over those procedures briefly;
•Be sure each and every employee has a performance plan with three or four main objectives.
• Rate the employee on a scale of 5 (consistently exceeds requirements) to 0 (does not meet requirements) for each objective. You should identify three strengths that he brings to the job.
• Identify three skills that he can hone. These should pertain to skills such as time management rather than to behaviors such as habitual lateness. •. You should meet with the employee to discuss the appraisal.
• Then be sure to obtain the employee's signature on the form.
We look upon appraisals as a tool for helping each worker assess his performance. and enhance his output. Please submit and send each employee's performance appraisal to my office by June 1st. If you would like to discuss this further, please do not hesitate to call me.
Garth Hawkins, Director of Human Resources,
Explanation:
Had to omit numbers and Emails due to Brainly
I think its A. They establish this section's grim mood. Hope thus helps :D
If you are doing the k12 test, your answer would be "Doing Poorly"
The test question:
What is the connotative meaning of the word stupid as used in this sentence from "An Hour with Abuelo"?
I'm going stupid in some of my classes, and Mr. Williams, the principal at Central, said that if I passed some reading tests, he'd let me move up.
doing poorly
acting foolish
lacking intelligence
losing interest
