Answer:
Q. 7,option C; Q. 8, option, b; Q.9, option b; Q. 10,option d; Q.11,option A
Explanation:
Q.7; the option C has a personal bias and would not form an effective reference tool which suppose to leverage on facts not opinions.
Q.8; Cited words usually would have a referenced page at the end. Noting this cited works are best referenced using first words [ in parenthesis] from the particular source listed on referenced page.
Q.9, Copying someone else's work without reference is a grave offence called plagiarism; so cited works has to be referenced.
Q.10; Research are usually narrowed to a particular aspect inorder to be effective because focusing on all aspects doesn't bring the vitality of the research to bear.
Q.11; The northern light is the focus not Alaska and we can see how the statements tailors people from different settings hence option A is the best option.
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Answer:
Josh Bell who is an eighth grader is the narrator of the novel (which is in verse). Josh loves basketball and so does his twin brother/best friend Jordan-JB. In the future they wish to play basketball professionally just like their dad did. Their dad was a famous basketball player back in his day, but he no longer plays due to patellar tendonitis. Things start to get heated when a new girl arrives at school. JB ends up falling for her and that tears apart the brothers' relationship. Many things happen between the two of them including the dad's health gets worse. Many different challenges are faced throughout this novel but in the end you will learn an important lesson
Explanation:
The correct answer is D. Useless attempts to change fate
Explanation:
In both the myth and the play, the main characters of the story try to avoid a prediction or prophecy. In the case of the myth, Cronus wants to prevent his overthrow, while in the play, Odewale wants to avoid killing his father. However, despite their effort and actions at the end, the prophecy is fulfilled. This shows the fate can not be avoided and any attempt is useless. In this context, one motif (recurrent symbol) in these literary works is "useless attempts to change fate" because in both texts this general idea is shown through the plot and actions of the characters.