He's talking morals after abandoning his wife in a roadside diner.
He tells the anecdote of his mother because he thinks the boy is wrong for fleeing his mother. It's not ironic since Mr. Shiflet does it on purpose. Ironically, he is blaming himself for abandoning his mother, who was a divine gift. He recently left his wife at a diner. He should know better than to abandon people...
Answer:
We should tweak a few things to enhance your writing.
Explanation:
As I read your answer, I would give some advice to fix a few things for it to make sense. You wrote Esperanza twice, so replace the extra name with the actual word you meant to write.
Also, the lesson would be (just a little more expanded version to give clarification): Esperanza realized that being rude to others is the same as being rude to her friends, which is why she learned not to do such a thing.
Also, another tip is to read your answer out loud to yourself and figure out any other problems it has.
Let me know if I need to clarify anything! :))
Answer:
B. Cardiogram
Explanation:
In the formation of multisyllabic words, prefixes are sometimes combined with root words and suffixes. The word, cardiogram, is combined with the root word, 'cardi/o', which literally translates to heart. 'Gram' is a suffix that literally translates to record.
The word cardiogram means a record of the muscular activity within the heart. It is usually expressed in a visual form (electrocardiograph) indicating the rise and fall of the heartbeats. So, literally, the word 'cardiogram' translates to 'heart writing' or 'heart record'.
The correct answer is C. The Roman pull-out from Britain.
Indeed, the soldier Roman soldier Flavius Claudius Constantinus decided to take the title of Western Roman Emperor in 407 A.D. (5th century), adopting the imperial name of Constantine III. He failed, however, to protect Roman Britain from Anglo-Saxon invasions and raids and his rule was ultimately rejected by the Roman-Britons who decided to arm themselves. and organize their own protection. They also failed to protect their territory from these invasions and were conquered by the Anglo-Saxons, who ended up dividing the territory into seven Saxon Kingdoms, the Heptarchy.
