Answer:
On the other side of the fence, there is an ocean.
Waves are crashing against the sandy shore.
Families are on the beach.
The sky is blue on the other side.
Far out, there is an island in the water.
The island is abandoned.
Many trees are on the island.
I think the adverb is “delivery” because you could just say “the furniture store truck is coming at 10 o’clock” and leave out the word “delivery.” it just adds more to the sentence.
People that do not live in my town often think that those who do live here are people that you cannot rely on, and that they lack a general sense of community. I sometimes feel the same, because here people lack empathy or common sense in terms of making peaceful convivence. I do not see things differently, because I have lived in several places and it is easy to notice such things.
Answer:
The narrator responds to his fear by staying in the big room to learn more.
Explanation:
In the story, By the Waters of Babylon by Stephen Vincent Benét a Priest named John goes on a mission to discover things about his city, and this mission was spurred by the believes of the natives that gods dwelt in the land so many years ago. Although John was filled with fear due to these beliefs and the conflict he experienced within him, he still summoned the courage to sleep in the big room.
While sleeping in that big room, it was revealed to him that there were no gods as the people believed rather it was humans that lived in those cities.
