I believe the answer is "Begin sentences with different parts of speech"
Answer:
- to illustrate Japan's isolation in the 1800s.
Explanation:
In the given excerpt, the author employs an outside source with an aim to demonstrate the segregation that Japan undergoes in the 19th century. The descriptions like 'closed off from the world,' 'opted out of the community of nations' gives a hint to the readers about Japan's isolation from the world while Stephen's tableau displaying 'self-sufficient and deserted nation' further substantiates the country's hidden and quiet existence. Thus, the outer source gives a clear view of Japan's remote situation during the early and mid-nineteenth century.
To provide the focus of an essay.
In summary, the article shows the author's trip to one of the most difficult places in the world, La Rinconada. This place is known for being so cold that it does not attract tourists, it has few inhabitants and because of its extreme environment it has limited agricultural and industrial production, which leaves the region with a delicate economic situation. However, La Rinconada does not live on ice alone, since the region is located close to a gold mine, which meant that the region was heavily exploited and left with some social and economic problems.
The author of the article states that when visiting La Rinconada, he hoped to find a horrible place, with extreme poverty and misery, but although the place is not really explored, it is possible to see a beauty in all its "ugliness". The place is rustic, but very organized, in addition the population is hospitable, which provides beauty and comfort to a place with such uncomfortable resources.
Answer:
omniscient
Explanation:
If you are/were confused on this question, just reword it with "Which third person has the point of view where the narrator relates the inner thoughts and feelings of every character?"
"The third-person omniscient point of view is a method of storytelling in which the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in the story."
Of course, 50% of the time you won't get an answer from Google so I can see why you decided to ask BRAINLY.
