<span><span><span><span>What
I learned:I
learned that approximately one in six adults over the age of 18 suffers from
panic disorders brought on by attacks of fear. Just by being afraid, other
bodily functions change, experiencing fear of merely perceiving it in others
improved peoples attention and brain skills.
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What
I know: I
already knew that the fear hot spot is the amygdala, an almond shaped, very
frightened people can withstand more pain than those hot experiencing fear.
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What
I want to know more about: I
would like to know more about the brain and why people become afraid.
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Answer:
The tone of the story is The poem's speaker feels constrained by social conventions (which she metaphorically calls “Prose”), and compares this sense of confinement to being locked away as a little girl so that she would be “still.”
Answer:
This is the best I can do. I hope it helps. It cut off the numbers.
The order I used was
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The lack of food is an important topic in " Nectar in a Sieve" by Kamala Markandaya - from India -. The writer makes it evident that lack of food breeds misery. For example, Rukmani is a woman who bears a lot of children. Every time a new child is born , Rukmani's family becomes hungrier; their rice harvest is always destroyed because of bad weather conditions. Rukmani and her husband, Nathan, do not own their land; they rent it. This makes their economic situation more difficult since they have to use the money they get from selling some of the rice to the landonwers. When Rukmani's children grow up, they do ilegal things to get food. For example , one son is killed for theft and the daugther becomes a prostitute to get food.
