Answer:
The missing adverbs are:
gracefully, today, inside, now, below, rapidly, gently, and later.
- She walked gracefully to the stage.
- We should do our homework today.
- The cat is inside the box.
- John wants those documents now.
- Capitan Josh speaking, we are about to land. Below us is the coast of Italy.
- Karl did his chores rapidly so that he could go out.
- Susan gently lays the baby on the bed.
- Can you call me later? I am on the phone right now.
Explanation:
An adverb is a word that we use in a sentence to add extra information. There are many types. In the sentences we have:
- Adverbs of manner: they describe <u>how </u>we do something. The adverbs of manner in the sentences are <u>gracefully, rapidly, and gently.</u>
- Adverbs of place: they give information about <u>where</u> something is or happens. The ones present in the sentences are <u>inside and below</u>.
- Adverbs of time: they give information about <u>when</u> something happens. The adverbs of time present in the sentences are <u>today, now, and later</u>.
It is once again called Manor farm
It is choice 2: copper, bronze, and stone
Answer:
A.
Explanation:
a counterclaim is going against the claim and a rebuttal is going against the counterclaim.
The decay of beauty.
These two literary works both talk about women and femininity. Plath's poem is a depressive account of a mirror which sees nothing but the opposite wall, and every morning the face of a woman appears, searching for signs of aging. However, that woman was first a girl, and now she becomes an old woman. The decay of beauty is the main indicator of transience, which drowns the meaning of life.
In Welty's Petrified Man the decay of beauty is also not the central motif. The story is about the triviality of small people's lives in a small American town. Nothing really happens. Two women talk about trifles of their everyday lives. But the motif appears when Leota and Mrs. Fletcher talk about the latter's hair falling out.
