Answer:
Pam and Martha are the two characters of the story "Martha, Martha " written by Zadie Smith.                  
Explanation:
The given context refers to the short story of "Martha Martha". This famous short story is written by Zadie Smith. 
Zadie Smith wrote this story about two persons Pam Roberts and Martha Penk. They are the main two characters in the story. Pam Roberts is a real estate agent while Martha Penk is a client of Pam. They both are searching a flat or  house for Martha.
In the story, Pam is an middle aged women who is a divorcee. She had seen many sadness and faced many problems in her past. She is a good natured women and is fond of gossiping. 
Martha is of younger age than Pam. Before coming to Massachusetts, Martha was working in England but she hopes to study law at the university. To the reader, Martha seems to hide something from Pam. She used to be very cautious and curt while answering to Pam's questions.
At the end of the story, Martha's feeling and behavior was a result of emotional turnmoil. She flees from the flat where a young family was living, as she wishes to live the life of this young family. Also Martha reveals a secretive character.
 
        
             
        
        
        
<span>There are 27 grievances listed in the Declaration of Independence against the King of England. One is dissolving the House of Representatives. Another is keeping standing Armies in a time of peace. The most famous one is having taxes without giving the people a voice.</span>
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Where it was raised, experinces it had
Explanation:
Well just think about it. If you were cloned you wouldn't be exactly the same because you wouldn't live through the same experiences.
 
        
             
        
        
        
The most likely reason why Gabriel choose to write his essay with this point of view is because, a narrative essay tells a story about the writer's life, therefore it is most effective to tell the story from the writer's point of view. The correct option is B. In the passage given above, Gabriel wrote the passage based on his own perspective.