<span>A study of fourth-graders who had eaten cupcakes showed reduced scores on math tests (Rogers 12)
The words in parentheses are an example of C, a works cited page.</span><span> In other words, the information about the fourth-graders and the cupcakes comes from a book by Rogers that has already been cited earlier by the author.</span>
Answer: I am not sure if this is right so I apologise if it is wrong
Explanation: He struggles to balance his desire to please his wife with his desire to appear brave in front of others.
Usually, the antagonist (or the “bad guy”) struggles against the main character or protagonist (the “good guy”) at the climax of a story.
Answer: Land Lease
Explanation:
Liege Lords were people who were owed loyalty and service by other people who would then be their vassals/ lieges. The highest Liege Lord was the King but lesser Lords and Nobles could assume this title.
If they needed men to fight for them, they would offer them a piece of land. The men would have control over this land but not ownership and in return would pledge allegiance to the liege Lord and fight for them when they are called up.
If you watched Game of Thrones you would notice that Bannermen are a form of lieges. The Starks for instance, were able to call up the Karstarks, Umbers, Flints and Mormonts amongst others when they needed to march South because those were their lieges/ vassals.
To either give the reader a pause that would allow the reader time to process the further piece of information, to create a shock value, or to give dramatic effect.