Answer:
Student drivers are required to keep a log of their supervised driving hours. <em>However</em>, not all students are diligent in their record-keeping.
Explanation:
<em>However </em>is used to present us another statement that in some way contradicts something that was said in the previous one, partially or in the whole. In the given sentences in the first, it is claimed that students must keep a log of their supervised driving hours, yet in the second one there is a statement that not all students follow that rule. So, we have a contradiction between these two statements and using this transition we connect them accurately.
Wiesel is a Jew during the holocaust who is sent with his father to multiple concentration camps. He faces a lot of challenges to the point where he questions his life everyday. Throughout Night, there is a great deal of dehumanization taking place in the form of starvation, brutality, and forced labor.
The first prediction is extremely unlikely. Daniela is described as a "smart and sweet-faced girl" which would make no sense if she somehow behaved "spitefully toward him [Danny]". I can only see the second prediction happening if this were a cheesy cliche romance novel. However, logically this cannot happen, as Daniela was shy and joined no clubs, which limits her ability to gain friends. It would be unlikely if they ever met. Therefore, the prediction that would most likely happen would be the third one. It cannot be the fourth one as Danny has "good humor" and has a nice personality; he would not dislike Daniela with this type of attitude.
The answer is that Danny and Daniela will never meet and become friends.
That feeling or quality that is present and apparent-- in this context the silence and reverence after a church service.
