Which of these inferences about Daisy’s state of mind on the day before her marriage to Tom is best supported by Chapter 4? Answ
er choices for the above question A. She gets drunk for the first time in her life. B. She receives a letter from Gatsby and realizes she is still in love with him. C. She is an unstable person but knows exactly what she wants in life. D. She realizes that marriage is a mistake and doesn’t want to get married to anyone, let alone to Tom Buchanan.
The Great Gatsby is a novel written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The novel is about the life of Jay Gatsby and his strive to reunite with his love, Daisy.
In chapter 4, we see Daisy in a double-state of mind. The day before her wedding, she receives a letter, supposedly from Jay Gatsby. After receiving a letter from her former lover, she gets drunk. This incident reveals that Daisy still has feelings for Gatsby but is marrying under pressure.
Two hairs from the same head may not have the same morphological characteristics.
Explanation:
The medulla is the hair core that is not always present. ... Hair can best be characterized as originating from an animal be examining..... Both the medulla and cuticle. T/F: Two hairs from the same head may not have the same morphological characteristics.
<span>The James-Lange theory is described in this instance. A heightened sense of rage that comes over someone when in clear and present danger. A cold state of non-thinking, body at the ready to do what it has to in order to survive.</span>
It takes up half the country
on the map, and a special place
in the consciousness of Canadians.
Rugged and unconquerable, the Shield
is a challenge -- a good challenge
for a people to have in their midst...
