The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: 1.b, 2.d, 3.b, 4.b, 5.d, 6.d, 7.b, 8.a"
Here are the chosen answers:
1. They present useful information about the planning stage of a vivarium
2. by discussing the need of different animals.
3. Some imagination may be involved in the design.
4. A person can see inside some vivariums from all four sides of the container.
5. "A vivarium is a clever way to have a miniature ecosystem in your own home."
6. People new to building vivariums are tempted to load them with plants and animals.
7. "It will also give the animals that live there something to live on and dig in."
8. Terrariums are a kind of vivarium, but they contain only plant life.
<u>Answer:</u>
The purpose of analyzing a play is (B) to offer a specific interpretation of the play
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<u>Explanation:</u>
Whenever someone analyses a play, it means he is trying to understand the message of the author better. The person is trying to understand the characters deeply and the style of the writing of the play is also analysed. So, option B is correct.
Option A is incorrect as one doesn’t summarize a play’s plot or story while analysing it. Neither the person tries to understand the geographical setting of the play, as per option C. Option D is incorrect as well as analysing is not providing description of the scenes of the play.
Parents' would be the subject and favorite singing group was the Beatles is the predicate
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2: “be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle” i chose this because the raw and realness of it is absolutely amazing it tells us to always be nice to strangers because they fight a war with themselves one other might not know about it appeals to me for my own personal reasons, the impact this might have with global citizenship is your neighbour, school, work and so many other places. the impact this has is a domino effect once your nice to one it carries on to whoever u meet wherever you meet them
3: “never discourage anyone, who continually makes progress, no matter how slow” this appeals to me because it tells us people work and make progress in there own paste, those who are slow, succeed too, this effects school in global citizenship because we work and often get stuff done at our own paste
4: “the greatest wealth is to live content with little” i chose this because it has a really good meaning too it, the meaning is that people don’t need money to live big and that the greatest wealth it to live without much money and just living completely raw and authentic this might relate to global citizenship because u meet others in your neighbourhood who may be the same way or u impacted to be the same
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