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Answer:
A.)
1.) The ball roll down the street: <u>The ball </u><u><em>rolled</em></u><u> down the street.</u>
2.) I skip on the sidewalk: <u>I </u><em><u>was skipping</u></em><u> on the sidewalk.</u>
3.) We climb on the mountain: <u>We </u><u><em>will climb</em></u><u> on the mountain.</u>
4.) Matt wave happily at me: <u>Matt </u><u><em>waves</em></u><u> happily at me.</u>
5.) Uncle Bill tell a story: <u>Uncle Bill </u><u><em>will tell</em></u><u> a story.</u>
B.)
6.) (d.) Trisha asks for a pencil.
7.) (d.) I watched an hour of television.
8.) (a.) The rain falls heavily outside.
It is somehow related because Sad Perfect is a book about a girl who has an eating disorder, as you know this is not an easy thing to deal with so it would not be uncommon to hate your life. It's not a quote from the book but it can relate.
This quote from the introduction of Frankenstein shows that Mary Shelley is a very private person and does not welcome a ton of intrusions into her life. However, she is willing to excuse presenting some of herself and the way she came up with Frankenstein because it's only about her authorship, not about herself personally.
Answer:
Mothers might be able to relate to the feeling of wanting better and more for their children, especially women of color. They might be able to designate with the feeling of never being appreciated by society for the work they've done for this country, or what they've done to make their children's lives better.