One is 61 inches, and the other is 305 inches
Examples of charged language in "The Immigrant Contribution" are
Charged languages are words that are meant to produce strong emotional feelings in the reader. They are laden with meaning and they can move an audience to action.
In the "Immigrant Contribution", John F. Kennedy used many charged languages as seen in these excerpts;
This could not have been done without the hard labor,...
...a challenge which subjected that idea to stern testing...
"Thus, the public schools became a powerful means of preparing the newcomers for American life".
These words have strong emotional implications that send ideas with great impact.
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Answer: C. Future passive
Explanation:
This is a passive form of future simple tense. In future tense, passive form consists of:
will + be + past participle (or third column). In this case, past participle of the verb 'to surprise' is 'surprised.'
Future passive differs from future perfect in that future perfect contains verb 'to have' instead of 'to be'. Future passive form of the verb 'to surprise' is 'will have surprised.' The correct answer is, therefore, C. Future passive.
I would say the statement at A) <span>He stands “on the shores of the wide world” and realizes that his ambitions for fame and love can now vanish. I think that while he realizes his mortality, and how he may not live to fulfil his dreams, they are still valid dreams and he will have to abandon himself to fate and have faith that his life will be fulfilled.</span>
