The pardoner is the last pilgrim to be portrayed in the prologue. His estate belongs to the court of Rome. This gentle pardoner is thought to be worthy of respect; "He had a scholarly look" and "He was an honest person." Nevertheless, his pretension not to care for riches and his being "an unethical man" oppose the positive idea created. The inference that can be made from the excerpt is that he was an unethical man.
C. The cruel reality of war.
Answer:
B. It contains the scientific information about how snow forms.
Explanation:
Expository texts/ essays are those works of literature that details the scientific and detailed background of the topic or subject. It also requires the student or readers to work out on their own the many different questions that will arise from the text, making them a part of the experience. After this questioning, they also have to keep on trying to find the evidence of that such event, and bring an argument for it. This process is more like a science experiment where the students are made to work out the solution, find evidence or proof and then make argument about that experiment.
Thus, <em>"The Story of Snow"</em> by Mark Cassino and Jon Nelson can be taken/ labeled as an expository text for it contains the scientific information about how snow form. Not only that, it also provides pictures and images of the various snowflakes and also provides answers to the many questions regarding snow.
We came;we saw;we conquered
Answer:
Nick Ansom <em>(CEO of the Venice Basketball League)</em> and Gustavo Zermeno honored<em> Nipsey Hussle</em> with a mural in order to pay homage to him after he died from the shooting incident. According to Ansom, it was meant to say "thank you" to the rapper who was considered to be<u> on the peak of his career in basketball.</u> People visit the mural in order to take a picture of it as a way of remembering him, while others simply bow their heads to grieve.
Explanation:
Nipsey Hussle was an American rapper, entrepreneur and activist who died when he was shot outside his clothing store on <em>March 31, 2019.</em>
Since many people were seen to pay homage to him by painting, Ansom realized that Hussle's death was connecting people together.<u> It was helping</u><em><u> "murals"</u></em><u> revive.</u> Thus, he called Gustavo Zermeno, an artist, to design a<em> mural </em>which was to be painted in a basketball court located a few blocks from where Hussle was shot.
