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Ummmm do you have a question?
On page 14 of The Call of the Wild, Jack London writes, "In vague ways he remembered back to the youth of the breed." This statement is
an example of the racial unconscious.
Answer: Option A.
Explanation:
The Call of the Wild is an adventurous novel authored by Jack London. The story is based on a central character who is a dog named ‘Buck.’
When the writer writes, ‘In vague ways he remembered back to the youth of the breed’, he is referring to the term racial unconscious. It means an act of remembering something but without any awareness. Every human being shares some ancient memories which are somewhere stored in the unconscious part of their mind.
In the novel we can see that the author remembers his days to the youth of breed in some indistinct ways, thus referring to racial unconscious.
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It is actually not okay for the shapes in a tessellation to
overlap to cover up any gaps or to overlap for any other reason whatsoever because,
by definition, a tessellation is comprised of shapes that make up a pattern
that are so perfectly arranged that no gaps could possibly exist. If any gaps existed, then naturally, the
design could not possibly be a tessellation.
A good example of a tessellation
is the pattern of a soccer ball.
Answer: Writing about your feelings can help the brain overcome emotional upsets and leave you feeling happier, psychologists have found.
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