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Didn't ever read this so just looking at the question I went with what possibly could've made sense to the story<span />
B, I think.
Oral storytelling was generally a lot quicker than printed storytelling, so less thought was put into characterization and the thoughts of the character. A good example of this is the Bible stories or old fairytales. However, the development of printed storytelling gave lots more room for characterization.
Answer: The story, The Medicine Bag is told from the point of view of Martin, would change or be adapted when told from Grandpa's point of view.
<span>A. It has five metrical feet that each contain an unstressed syllable immediately followed by a stressed one.
Iambic pentameter is a meter that follows a specific structure of 5 iambs. Pent = Five. An iamb is an unstressed syllable then a stressed syllable. These two syllables make up a foot. This set of five feet equals 10 syllables all together. This line from Shakespeare's sonnet has 10 syllables in a pattern of unstressed then stressed syllables.
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Answer:
Spearman's theory.
Explanation:
General Intelligence or g factor was the theory theorized by Charles Spearman in 1904. Spearman discovered that the 'g factor' is the factor that leads to better performances in the mental ability tests. He developed a statistical technique called factor analysis. With the help of this analysis, researchers are able to measure and number the common abilities of a person. He theorized that if a child scores well in one subject then he will score well in other subjects as well.
So, from the explanation of Spearman's theory of general intelligence, we conclude that Arthur, in the given question, is referring to this model of intelligence. Thus, the correct answer is Spearman's theory.
