Just giving examples of using those words in a sentence? If so, here you go.
11. Martin Luther King Jr. was a pioneer of the Civil Rights Movement and helped pave the way for minorities everywhere.
12. Anxiety acted as a plague upon all high school students who struggled to cram for final exams.
13. After the pain from his migraine had subsided, he staggered into the sunlight.
14. Like a true villain, all he needed now was to manipulate an unwitting scientist into creating his plague for him.
15. After all, there is nothing stronger on earth than a scorned woman's wrath.
B she is friendly
This is because she introduced herself to the new girl and compliments her :)
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The good thing about the crucible is that the atmosphere is sad through out the act.
Justification
We aren’t looking for speeches that are only rants. But we also aren’t expecting pure philosophical or mathematical perfection. This is politics and in politics things are contested. But for that very reason you do need to give people reasons to agree with you and not simply insist. You need to justify the claims you make. We’ll be asking: are good reasons presented for agreeing with and believing the speech? Is evidence (facts, examples, references to authorities) brought forward when needed and used well? Are claims logical and sensible?