I think a short story would be the one that wouldn't work. A story is something to which you are allowed to be creative on. As for research findings, you most likely wont want to add any personal opinions or non-factual statements.
Answer:
These lines are important for the Geats as these are the last words of Beowulf before his death and appoints the next King of Geatland. These lines also reveals that legacy is important. In these lines, Beowulf is talking about to pass on his armor-shield to his heir, which he do not have.
Explanation:
Lines 137-140 of the epic Beowulf notes the few of the last words of dying Beowulf. These lines are important for Geats as Beowulf is about to die but has no heir of his own flesh. In his last speech he mourns the fact that he left Geats with no heir to whom he could pass on his battle armor. He remembers the fifty years of his service as a King to Geats, the years in which he has fought many great battles and protected his people from enemies.
In his last speech, Beowulf appoints Wiglaf, a retainer who came forward to help Beowulf in his fight with the Dragon, as a next King of Geatland.
These lines also sheds the light on importance of passing down the legacy to the next generation. Beowulf died without having an heir and thus is talking about to have someone to which he can pass his armor-shield.
From the term itself "inflammatory" we can think that it is a kind of language evokes or elicits strong emotions. Therefore, the best example for an inflammatory language given above is option B: <span>Mrs. Turner's test are unfair and ridiculous. What makes this as an example of an inflammatory language is with the use of strong description words. Hope this helps.</span>
You should let us see what the choices are because it’s impossible to know
Answer:
Is this Anne Frank?
Explanation:
Anne Loves her dad more than he mom, the rationing was ate by the fat guy, Anne has a crush on benjamin, Anne likes to shame people, The Van Danns argue over Benjamin, Mr. Dussel says no because Anne uses the table more often.