Answer:
Mr. Roury exhibited referent power over John.
Explanation:
Referent power refers to a leader's ability to influence others by provoking in them a sense of admiration for his qualities and traits. Those leaders present strong interpersonal relationship skills, earning their followers' trust and respect. As we can see in the situation described, Mr. Roury never explicitly tried to influence John to become a mathematician. John's decision resulted from the admiration he felt toward his teacher. Mr. Roury is, for that reason, a reference for John, exerting referent power over him.
Sentences that are similes have the words "like" or "as" in them.
These two sentences are comparing using the word "like".
I hope this helps.
Is there a multiple choice selection?
An independent clause is going to be a clause that can stand on its own. So we're going to need a little more information about the scenario before we can help you with something.
Answer: The words rust, garbage, rots, and junkyard give the park a really negative and dreary kind of look. Castle Park is explained in a way that makes you never want to visit it and the person telling us this sounds like they are either a parent or guardian of a child. This information makes you wonder what the park used to be like and from what it's like now you can tell it used to be a clean, fun, place to relax and play for everyone.
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