Answer:
Choden believed that when her mother was pregnant with her, a cow kicked her mother's stomach and that led to her blindness.
Explanation:
Choden was a young blind girl who was <em>pink-cheeked</em> and <em>loves to smile.</em> She was one year younger than Yangchen, who was also blind. It is said that most of the time, her eyes were shut but sometimes, s<em>he would open her left eye </em>as if it were consuming the color and light that it sees.
Choden responded to the narrator when asked about what caused her blindness while Choden and Yangchen were guiding the narrator. This belief of hers shows how Tibetan people were conscious about <em>reincarnation</em> and<em> karma. </em>
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I don’t know because I don’t see any passage or story to your answer, can you tell me the name of the book or story so I can look up the book
Answer:
<em>It is generally a harmless thing.</em>
Explanation:
Is this generally a harmless or harmful thing? Why?
It is generally a harmless thing because adults do reminiscent of the past to evaluate how nice it was then, when the going was good. They reverberate on the yester years when life was still in its natural form. They use to say this taken the current wave of aberration into consideration. They believed that things had really gone wired and wish to reflect on the past when life was the way the Almighty Beingness made it.
In the second-person narrative, there should be only one character's thoughts presented, usually it's the narrator's.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Using a Z pattern is an example of a tactic that can be very effective in keeping the audience involved in the speech. Focusing too much on any one person can make that uncomfortable and also distract the speaker.
Scanning the room in a Z type pattern gives every member of the audience the illusion of being looked at and addressed individually by the speaker. This is useful tactic because people who feel involved will pay more attention to the subject matter.
