Answer:
Jing-mei/ June feels the familiar atmosphere of the crowded place of China but she also feels exotic that she looked like them but don't feel like them.
She is also so preoccupied with comparing China to America for she felt that she is American, an average American child yet she looks exactly like the Chinese. Her only difference from them is her identification in being American rather than Chinese.
Explanation:
June May is a character from Amy Tan's "A Pair Of Tickets" who had gone to China in a bid to get to know more about her half sisters in China. Even though she was reluctant to go for she feels that her half sisters will put the blame of their mother's death on her, she still went there to get connected to her heritage and family roots.
Brought up in an American atmosphere, she felt a bit different once she arrived in Guangzhou. She felt that the crowded place feels the same as in America yet she feels that she may look like them but deep inside, she's not Chinese like them.
And she also have this preoccupation comparing America with China for she identifies herself as an American and not Chinese. But ironically, she is Chinese, to the full, despite her inability to see or accept that.
Probably
1. Deppressed
2.Sad
3.sorrow
4.Hopeless
5.uncertain
The mood that results is depresion, and sorrow from these words. The character will show his/her emotion, and this will help you visualize the story much better.
Hope this helped. :D
Answer:
Those words depict a scene where the charecters do something prefferabley in the depicted setting. Those 3 words show a very pin point time in the story
Explanation:
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I assume that by aggressive verb you mean a verb which shows the most emotion - because there is no such thing as an aggressive verb in grammar. Anyway, based on that understanding, I believe the correct answer is 1. batter.
To batter means to hit hard over and over again, which to me shows a lot of aggression, which is why I'd choose that option. The other options do not show the same emotion.
Answer:
because he did not stumble upon the invention just out of sheer luck.
Explanation:
In the lesson "Luck Favors the Prepared", Charles Goodyear's invention of vulcanized rubber is an example of both preparation and luck because he did not stumble upon the invention just out of sheer luck.
Goodyear had been experimenting endlessly with natural rubber in hopes to find a way to make the rubber more durable, elastic, or stretchy. He attempted many times and failed miserably before he accidently invented the vulcanized rubber. Had he not been preparing for it continuously, he wouldn't have stumbled on his luck.
