The answer is indeed letter B) Personal narrative.
A personal narrative is a type of prose in which someone's life's experiences are told in first person. Even if it does present some historical facts, it differs from a historical record. A historical record is a document of historical value that focuses on narrating past events of importance to a specific place, or even the whole world. A personal narrative, on the other hand, will only tell about past historical events as they affect the speaker's life.
The Way to Rainy Mountain is a fictional autobiography by N. Scott Momaday.
The cottage statement seems more picturesque than the other.
The underlined phrases are as follows:
1. Marriage.
2. Time's fool.
3. Bending sickle's compass.
4. Edge of doom.
Their meanings are as follows"
1. Marriage - Union.
2. Time's fool - Subject to the whim of change. Love is not a time's fool means that love is constant for all time, it is not subject to change.
3. Bending sickle's compass - In its range of impacts.
4. Edge of doom - Infinity. Edge of doom means time without end.
Answer:
I found the option in another post. So if they are:
A-People don't always get what they want.
B-Love is always near if people look for it.
C- Love is easy to come by for most people.
D- People are always hurt by other people.
It might be said that the correct option is A People don't always get what they want. She tried to portray the idea that love is not easy to win and she enhanced this idea by using her personal experience (her memories).
Explanation:
One day at school I was playing with my friends on the soccer field. It was lunch time, so it was very hot and the sun was very hot so there were few of us who went out to the patio.
We head to the goal nets to capture the little shade. There was a little bird that had fallen from somewhere. We took it and took it inside the school to raise it but in the sky there was a bird flying overhead, maybe it was the mother of the baby.
So we decided to launch it so that it would take flight but it just pushed off and fell.
The bird died from the impact and the mother pecked us, we ran inside.
The teacher had observed everything and punished us for interfering in nature, because if we had left the abe in its place, the mother would have picked it up.
