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what he is describing is a man who has physical properties that put him on this side of athletic and Paul's psychology matches the "aliveness" of his physical attributes.
The paragraph is divided into 3 parts.
1. his physical characteristics. How he moves, his height a hint at his weight
2. his psychology which is described in the middle as bubbly and spirited.
3. his effect on others.
Answer
The word you want is in the first section -- lithesome.
The word means the same thing as nimble. It is quite a surprising word, because you would not expect him to be nimble.
Nimble means physically light in action. Think of a ballet dancer as being nimble.
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i have an answer- he is a wierdo
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to provide
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to provide because it is the only one that makes sense amongst all the other given suggestions
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- illustrate the idea of demanding what one is due.
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Metaphors are primarily employed to compare a complex and unfamiliar object or idea with a familiar object in order to elaborate it and make it simple, easy to understand, and relatable for the readers.
In the given excerpt, King employs the metaphors like 'check,' as well as, 'promissory note' to demonstrate the idea of justice that is due to so many people. <u>He uses these metaphors in order to give a simpler form to the serious problem of discrimination and segregation faced by a number of Americans that is solved through the 'promissory note' mentioned in the Constitution that promises due justice to the ones who suffered it</u>. He wants every individual to get equal rights of life, freedom, and joy.
Amino acids have a two-carbon bond. One of the carbons is part of a group called the carboxyl group (COO-). A carboxyl group is made up ofone carbon<span> (C) and two oxygen (O) atoms. That carboxyl group has a negative charge, since it is a carboxylic acid (-COOH) that has lost its hydrogen (H) atom.</span>
