Answer: Write a short story on a memory of your childhood that you remember fondly
Explanation: I say that because if it's a memory you definitely remember, then it shouldn't be hard to get all the details. Just make sure when you write to put every detail that you think would be even remotely important or another person wouldn't understand. Write the paper as if the person hasn't ever heard it before because they haven't. Double-check for punctuation and spelling. If you have MLA format make sure to put it down on your paper(only if you have to do it). Make sure it's organized. Pretend you're writing a how-to and you put all the steps into each paragraph including your introduction and conclusion(if you have to do those too). Good luck with your paper :)
A Storm in the Rainforest
that is a rain forest poem
The answer is C. The Stranger in a Strange Land is written in 1961. It is a science fiction novel by Robert A. Heinlein. This novel is about a man who comes to our planet after he is born on Mars and raised by Martians. The novel is clearly not pertaining to wars.
Answer:
It all depends on attitude and what you consider great benefits.
Explanation:
A positive attitude is necessary in order to see blessings in disguise everywhere you hit something bad. This can vary from relatively innocent things, such as missing the bus (and an important appointment) and meeting someone at the busstation, to more serious stuff as braking up with your boy/girlfriend and gradually discovering that this actually helped you become more independent. The range of benefits is wide: emotional, economical, physical, spiritual, educational, all things that matter in life.
My advice is to think about some bad experiences you had in the (remote) past and look carefully at all the consequences. Stick with one clear example of a blessing in disguise, take a long walk and when you come back start writing.
Good luck!
During, on, and about are prepositional phrases. The subject is 'we' and the verb is 'listened'