Answer:
1. Why did the author write this book?
2. Fancy words
3. Language that you learn from
4. How is it written?
5. How did they say it?
Explanation:
I could be wrong. These are just my definitions and I'm insane so...Sorry if it's wrong!
In this text, the author discusses the possibilities of the existence of intelligent life outside Earth. He describes the moment in which people began pondering why there were no signs of intelligent life anywhere besides humans. The author gives us statements that summarize the way these people thought about it. This includes wondering whether habitable planets were rare, whether intelligence was unique, or whether a "creator" did not create more beings like us.
The contents of their discussion all relate to the idea of a "suspenseful drama." This drama is that of wondering whether humanity will continue to advance (because the great tragedy is already behind us) or whether it will be destroyed.
Answer: “In all of my imaginings I was filled with a sense that I would soon become
perfect: My mother and father would adore me.”
Explanation:
Id like to help but, which one?
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The BEST description is that the length and complexity of Minow's sentences vary throughout this speech. Section four supports this answer choice.