1. Scientists
2. Teachers
3. Cloud Engineering
4. Programmers
5. Pilots
6. Food Nutrition Advisor
7. Doctors
Talking for next 20 years.
Answer:
The first question is correct its A
the secound question is also correct because buring Edwins ride it said that he was taking it slow and it was talking about how he wanted to help
The third question the answer is D. because its saying about how it caused extra work for them and that it was puching against the foundation of thier home which isnt good.
Okay im really bad at themes but I think the answer is I believe it is C and if not D but itthink its C
Question 5 is D, ruined
Question 6 is D
Question 7 is B
Question 8 is D
Question 9 is B
Question 10 is B
Question 11 is C i think
Question 12 is C or B
Sorry if not correct
<u>Answer:</u>
The central reason of “the biggest crime of all,” that Margot who was initially bullied by the other children had caused was that she was different. <em>She had not been on Venus all her life and the kids envied her “possible future” of getting to return to Earth next year.</em>
<em>So the right answer is Option B. </em>
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<u>Explanation:</u>
Ray Bradbury’s story “All Summer in a Day,” shows the colours of jealousy and how can that lead to cruelty and cause difference. This theme is clearly embossed in the story and we get a clear picture of it when the other children envy Margot as she is different. Because it was only Margot who remembered seeing the sun and feeling its warmth. The other children were only two years old when they came to Venus so they are unable to recall a day they had felt and seen the sunshine.
Answer: Gwendolen portrays Victorian qualities of being <u>superficial. </u>Gwendolen's lines imply that her brother is <u>flirtatious</u>.
Explanation:
The Importance of Being Earnest is a comedy play by Oscar Wilde.
In the play, Gwendolen is the daughter of Lady Bracknell, and the cousin of bachelor Angernon. She is in love with Jack, but believes his name is Ernest. She is concerned with the appearance and other people's opinion. Although Jack has told her that he loves her, she wants him to show his love and devotion in front of other people. This demonstrates the superficiality of Victorian society.
Her brother has proposed to many girls, although he did not really love them. Gwendolen finds out about this habit of his from the other girls. This makes him flirtatious, as he engages himself in a relationship with many different women.