Answer:
The phrase means that the town 'Perfect' came alive with the news of arrival of her father Dr Eugene Brown, the best ophthalmologists.
Explanation:
"A Place Called Perfect" is a children's book and a debut book of Helena Duggan.
The story is about a girl named Violet Brown who is forced to move with her parents to a town named 'Perfect.' Though the name of the town was 'Perfect' but something was not right with the people in it.
Violet's father, Dr Eugene Brown, was called for a specific reason to the town. The people in the town went blind for a reason unknown. They were able to see only through the 'rose-tinted glasses' offered by the Archers Brother.
<u>When the people heard the news of the arrival of the best ophthalmologists in their town, they came alive because of the hope that theyy will be able to see without the help of those 'rose-tinted glasses.'</u>
Answer:
It could describe many things -- depending on the context,
Explanation:
Ex.
He gave the police report a cursory examination.
He dropped a perfunctory kiss on her cheek and then he left.
<span>slammed shut
because closed, put down, and set aside are all simple words. slammed shut is a stronger word if that makes sense
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Prose is <span>written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure. That is your answer. </span>