I think the answer is A. A joyful celebration of a victory by the hometown football team.
Answer:
"Mrs Hamilton was totally unaware of the standoff between Claudette and the driver"
Explanation:
It gives the reader an understanding of how a character understands their world. My favorite example of this was in 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas'. While the main character isn't the narrator, it gives the reader insight into how much the character did NOT understand of his world.
Answer:
The teacher came to school early for one reason: to allow you to make up the exam.
I love to travel, however, I don't have the time or money to do it.
I have been to these cities: New York, Boston, and Washington D.C
I would spend my Christmas in Paris, however, my parents want me to visit them.
Please bring the following to the party: ice soda, chips, and dip.
There is only one rule; we must have fun!
Karen doesn't feel well, therefore she will not come to the game
Explanation:
Answer:
as textual evidence
Explanation:
When making a summary of a story's key events to write about a story's theme, one can use the summary as a textual evidence because the key events of the story would would be used as evidence to back up the claims for the theme of the story.
For example, if the theme of a story is supposedly "greed", then the key events that would be used to show the theme would be called a textual evidence.
