The correct answer for this question is this one:
<span>1 Silas names the child Hepzibah or Eppie.
2 Aaron asks Eppie to marry him.
3 Godfrey tells Silas and Eppie he is Eppie's father.
4 Godfrey learns Molly is dead.
5 Dunstan's skeleton is found with Silas' gold.
6 Silas says he is keeping the child, much to Godfrey's relief.
7 Godfrey tells Nancy that Eppie is his daughter.
Here is the sequence: 4-2-6-7-1-3-5</span>
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Explanation:
My whole family doesn't necessarily have gender roles, but since I'm a girl, my mom's mom expects me to be a housewife, but also encourages me to pursue my dream of being an artist. My dad's mom and sister on the other hand, encourage me to be an independent diva who likes shopping but is strong enough to fight and help the men with their work. I will try to satisfy everyone to the best of my abilities. I have been a bit of a tomboy since when I was around eight. My mom has never really cared about anything like this. My dad and my brothers and influenced me in becoming a tomboy. I have no sisters, so I had to learn how to fight from my older brother. But overall, my family hasn't had too much influence over how I act as far as being a "stereotypical" woman.
C, because if is relevant and an eye witness account.
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the second option. Meter influences all of the following elements In a poem except setting. Meter<span> is a unit of rhythm in </span>poetry<span>, the pattern of the beats. It is also called a foot. Each foot has a certain number of syllables in it, usually two or three syllables. It has nothing to do with the place of the poem.</span>
<span>A.
They show they are beginning to think more about others' feelings.
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