Three examples of alliteration are the word "market-man", the expression, "people the impassive" and the explanation of "not afraid to leave you yet I love you" . This alliteration reminds me of a poem I wrote myself of the plague of the bugs in the Canadian north woods, ie it started, "The buzz of bees and other bothersome bugs in the Babine Bush, Coupled with the whine of the worst winged wielders of wanton warfare..." etc.
Answer: without that much context, it would be pretty hard to answer this question. But I would guess (A)
Answer:
A). Diverger.
Explanation:
As per the learning cycle proposed by Kolb, social workers tend to have a 'diverging' learning style as they display an interest in the senses, as well as, emotions of people. <u>Kathy would be characterized as a 'diverger' as she views the 'bigger picture' and gathers the necessary information in order to apply them into the coherent whole</u>. <u>She is concerned about the emotions of the people</u> and this course she joins to get new ideas for reflective observation.
1. Mummy must be making a cake.
2. The baby must be sleeping. If I can't hear any noise comming from the room.
3. Mary is watching TV.
4. He can't wait in the rain while i'm late.
5. It's 12 o'clock she ought to be shopping like everyday.
6. Wheres Joe? He should be studying.
7. He's missing and that's impossible.
8. They can't come tonight.
9. He can't jog at the dead of night.
10. He can't sleep with his windows open when its heavily raining.
5. The carolers' song
6. Rudolph's nose
9. My mom's ornaments
10. The children's toys
11. The store's wrapping paper
The ones that are already filled out need to be changed to look like my response, you are not rewriting the sentence they give you, but making it a short possessive phrase! I hope this helps, let me know if I can help with anything else!
