Yes: Students should wear uniforms, it keeps everyone equivalent and reduces the percentage of bullying in learning establishments.
Just examples
No: Students shouldn't wear uniforms, they should have the unchallenged, unprecedented, freedom to wear whatever they shall please.
The correct answer is the second option - <span>to occur unexpectedly and have destructive or harmful effects.
</span>Here, the word struck is just a past form of the verb to strike, meaning to happen unexpectedly and have dire consequences, like an earthquake can hit California, in this case. The final definition is a noun, and does not fit in the context of the original sentence.
Answer:
Direct
Explanation:
Typically, characterization as used in writing fiction, can be categorized into two: indirect or direct.
Indirect characterization – also known as implicit characterization – is done by describing the character through his or her actions, thoughts, and conversation with others. Thus, in this style of writing you will not see the author stating openly that, for example, “Sherlock Holmes is a brilliant man.” Rather, perhaps, the author would use how others treat him, or how quickly he deduces things around him as a way to describe the kind of individual Sherlock Holmes is.
In contrast, the question above is a statement describing how direct characterization works, which is to say, a characterization style where characterizations of an individual are described explicitly, commonly in a form of narrative.
Answer:
2. Fairfield Porter showed a lack of artistic talents compared to his siblings.
3. C
4. After a final count, it was determined that Dennis won the contest.
5. C
6. After applicants failed the entrance exam for five consecutive years, school officials think it's time to make a change.
7. A recent study found that senior surgeons use intuition significantly more often than do most residents or mid-level doctors.
8. C
Explanation:
ACTIVE voice: (subject , verb , object)
e.g He received a letter.
PASSIVE voice: (object , verb , subject)
e.g A letter was received by him.
