Answer:
In The Outsiders by S. E. Hinton, the setting is a small town in the 1960s divided into a rich and a poor side, the rising action is when Johnny kills a Soc, the climax culminates in Johnny's death, falling action is when Ponyboy reconciles with his brother Darrel, and the resolution is when Ponyboy is cleared of charges and remains with his brothers.
Martin Luther King Jr. uses several metaphors in his letter to Birmingham jail. One in specific is "Let us all hope that the dark clouds of racial prejudice will soon pass
away and the deep fog of misunderstanding will be lifted from our fear
drenched communities."
Here he is comparing racism to that off of storm clouds and the darkness that storms bring without the sunlight of day.
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Answer:
Assimilation process.
Explanation:
One of Jean Piaget's most famous theories is his theory of cognitive development, in which he formulated four different stages in brain development. He came up with this to come up with a theory that would explain a child's overall development.
According to this theory, cognitive development occurs through assimilation and accommodation. At the assimilation stage one builds mental assimilation schemes to approach reality. Thus we can conclude that Jane was creating a scheme of assimilation between the relief that the mattress provides to her back and the relief that the mattress may provide to her knee.
The correct answer is: <em>dine at the restaurant without alerting the management that she is coming in to do a review.</em>
A reporter planning to write a review of the newest restaurant in town must always stay incognito. The purpose of a review is to provide<em> a true account</em> of the restaurant's merits and disadvantages, this can only be guaranteed if the reporter appears unannounced.
If she calls the restaurant in advance and announces her coming, the restaurant will prepare itself for the visit and the surprise element would be gone. The management would then put on an act to impress the reporter and show her the best of the restaurant only. The cooks could be told to cook some special dishes, the waiters to behave exceptionally nice etc. In other words, the reporter would not see the real, every day run of the restaurant.
