<em>Answers </em>
<em>- </em><u>How effective was my hook? </u>
- <u>Was the presentation engaging? </u>
- <u>Was the conclusion strong enough?</u>
The reason why these would be the answer is because it doesn’t matter if your audience like you it’s depending on your presentation. Also it doesn’t matter if audience support you bc you need to support yourself and not look at what others think because it’s your presentation.
Giving something non-human human traits in a story, like a talking frog or something
Answer:
she could finally work as a team member with other kids regardless of her age.
Explanation:
Willow Chance felt good as they organized the search for Cheddar because she could finally work as a team member with other kids regardless of her age.
Willow considered this day a triumph because she has never been been part of a true group effort with older kids. So when she finally got the chance to work along with Mai and her elder to find the missing cat, she felt like she has achieved a great accomplishment.
Answer:
Read with purpose and meaning.
Explanation:
Drawing conclusions refers to information that is implied or inferred. This means that the information is never clearly stated. Writers often tell you more than they say directly.
