The answer to the true or false question being presented above would be false. Convergent thinking does not utilize creativity to generate possible solutions. This is usually done with divergent thinking - since ideas differ in such thinking that results to creative and varied results.
I believe it's the first sentence.
{In disjointed sentences, the cook and the correspondent argued to the difference between a life-saving station and a house of refuge.}
It’s a virus don’t download it btw the awnser are a/c/d/e
-(after the sentence.) Cassie and Ben have fulfilled their sacred mission of saving Sammy, the aliens' main military base has been blown to bits, and Cassie and the gang are headed off to relative safety.
the story ended because of the hard work or skill. cassie and Ben, other characters worked hard to save "humanity" or what's left.
Working hard irl is most important because that's how you can get things you want/need to succeed.
(I dont know if that answer is okay, but there?^)
Fictional stories typically have an introduction that gives a background to the characters and the conflict. Then it usually goes into the the events leading into the conflict or the climax. Then after it gets to the conflict/climax it leads down to the end of the story
