I would have to say the answer is c. Just a guess though. I personally would be more formal when writing a cover letter and it does need to be proofread. <span />
<span>The asnwer to the question stated above is letter D.
</span>The opening lines of Emily Dickinson's "It sifts from Leaden Sieves" present the snow to readers <span>as an equalizing influence on the world.
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>It describes snow as 'an equalizing and leveling power on the world'.
Thus, the answer is letter D. </span><span>as an equalizing influence on the world</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
In 2005 the world was turned upside-down when twilight hit the shelfs, copies flying off the shelfs, the majority of whom are teenage girls and women buying them. The next two taking the world by storm in 2009 and 10.
The love story was truly magnificent. Still, the story of an inconspicuous teenager who falls in love with the vampire fascinates today's and independent females can be regarded as an essential part of the success. For instance, Harry Potter has been received with manic enthusiasm" because they "uniquely combine several kinds of appeal." Through an analysis of the figure of the vampire in literature as well as in folklore it will be observed.
Dracula. Furthermore, it will be investigated how his knightly behaviour towards Bella contributes to the impression of a romantic transformation of the gothic form. Special attention will also be paid to the figure of Bella, who seems to be presented as the femme fragile or damsel in distress concerning her physicality, but, on the other hand, represents a figure of identification for female readers as the independent, strong-willed hero of young adult fiction.
Answer:b
Explanation:
The sacrifices of fallen soldiers should be honored by survivors.
Answer:
How they travelled alone or with their families.
Explanation:
The Harvest Gypsies is a book by American author John Steinbeck, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1962. The book is about how people were affected by the Dust Bowl (during the Great Depression) and they were forced to move to California to look for any type of job.
Steinbeck mentions in the book that people who came within the United States used to travel with their families and they would take any job they were offered to give their families something to eat. On the other hand, foreign workers travelled alone and they were single men.
