Im not sure for question 1.
And I think number 2 is C but correct me on that. Author use a characters personality or personalities trough their speech, the way the characters talk and the way they act. Questions can be asked like is this person amiable or arrogant. It can also be as of apperance what the character looks like. If they are tall, short, skinny, chubby, strong, weak, brunette, blond ext. Descriptions in most stories are used to give an imagination of what a characters looks or seems like.
Hope this helps :)
The statement is - False.
The four major Indo-European language families nowadays are the Romance, Germanic, Balto-Slavic, and Indo-Aryan families. Three of the four are native for the European continent, and the fourth is native for Asia. The Indo-European languages are forming the biggest language family in the world by far, not just by number of speakers, but also in territory. Even though this language family is native to Eurasia, it has become the dominant in North America, South America, and Australia as well.
The major four, the Romance, Germanic, Balto-Slavic, and Indo-Aryan, all have more than 400 million speakers individually, and they are one of the most important languages in the world. The English, from the Germanic branch, is considered an international language, and almost a necessity in global communication.
Answer:
you read to remember things been taught and to exercise your brain
Answer:
C. Unmarried girls should devote themselves to painstakingly caring for their parents and demonstrating great respect for them.
Explanation:
Zhao Ban's poem "On Reverence for Parents" is an extensive expression of how unmarried women must take care of their parents. The poem 'lists' the ways unmarried girls must take care of their parents to be honorable to their ancestors.
In the poem, the speaker begins by saying <em>"Girls not yet gone out from their homes"</em> should take good care to be of servitude to their parents. She details how they must be of 'use' to their parents and help them navigate their lives. This, according to the speaker, is how <em>"[they] can honor [their] ancestors."
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Thus, the correct answer is option C.
