Answer:
i would say A. honestly non of them make sense. i hope this helps.
Explanation:
The answer is B...knowing about her heart condition develops her character, this in turn makes her later death believable because she has been characterized as someone with a fragile heart.
The correct answer is "changing."
For a long time, women were expected to be very feminine. To this end, long skirts and long hair were the norm. In the 1920s, however, things began to change. Women began to become more independent, wear shorter skirts, and cut their hair.
Since the question specifies a "different personal reaction" I would say that the answer is the second option "Drawn from thoughts, feelings that change from person to person" since those are "personal" experiences.
Answer:
The key points that Hillenbrand used were the violence with the prisoners of the Japanese army and the trauma that the post-war period can cause.
Explanation:
This question is about the book "unbroken" where Hilenbrand tells the experiences of Zamperini, a veteran of the second world war. In his book Hilenbrand focuses on the experiences that Zamperini had as a prisoner of war in Japan and all the violence he was subjected to that generated terrible trauma that almost ended his life after the war, but that he managed to overcome.
