Answer:
This may be a possible answer, But I could mess up.
Elders know more and have been here more. They were taught by their parents and their parents by their parents. Young people are still learning and need help. Hope this helps!
[ This was a stolen answer, I'm only here to help.]
Joy is to bliss as admiration is to love. Hope this helped!
-Twixx
Answer:
Self-respect leads to self-discipline. When you have both firmly under your belt, that's real power.” ~Clint Eastwood. If my self-esteem were a little higher, I might stop tripping over it. Building self-esteem and gaining self-respect takes time.
Answer:
Through his use of words such as "swarming" and "greasy", the narrator seems to suggest that he did not enjoy the game either.
Explanation:
James Joyce's novel "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" revolves around the story of Stephen Daedalus, a young intellectual Catholic man, and his struggles with adhering to the restrictions of society. The story takes us through his struggle with religion, society's 'rules', innocence, childhood experience, and also his becoming an adolescent.
In the given passage from the text, the narrator talks about a scene in the playground where the protagonist is reluctant to be a part. Instead of actively participating in the game of football, the narrator reveals that Stephen <em>"kept on the edge of his line, out of sight of his captain, out of the reach of the rude feet, pretending to run now and then . . .[doing] his best to hide in plain sight."</em> Moreover, through his use of words such as <em>"swarming"</em> and <em>"greasy"</em>, the narrator reveals his repulsion and refusal to be a part of such a game, suggesting that he did not enjoy the game either.
The answer would be A.) Fades from my sight.
B and C are just stating facts with no tone associated with it. It could possibly be D but A seems the most logical.
Hope this helped!
