B<span>eing negatively judged and evaluated by other people. However, as I gotten older I feel though this fear or anxiety is becoming less. </span>
Answer:
Expository: Jimmy waking up on a Sunday morning to the sound of an ambulance.
Rising action: Jimmy checking out the window and getting curious about what he sees; his going to the street to get to see who the familiar woman and boy are.
Climax: Jimmy realizing the boy is himself.
Falling action: Jimmy crying and hearing the sound of his alarm clock.
Resolution: Jimmy waking up and realizing it was all just a dream.
Explanation:
Exposition is where the author introduces the setting and the characters to readers. Once those are established, the author introduces events that generate conflict as the rising action. When the tension caused by those events reach its peak and the major conflict of all has to be dealt with, we have the climax of the story. Once the climax is over, falling action begins, where there is a decrease in tension. Finally, we have the resolution, where the story ends.
Answer: C
Explanation: Mark is the subject, "loves" is the verb, Samatha is the noun
The correct answer is option number two: "Precision marching and iron discipline marked the most successful armies. Great Britain had one of the best in Europe."
The reason is obvious. George Washington needed to transform his band of 'liberty loving and independent-minded colonists' into a disciplined force that would be a match for the highly trained and regimented British soldiers he would face in battle.
