Answer:
1st " why are you late "
2nd "we must win the match at any cost"
3rd " will you help me with m homework"
4th "good morning daddy"
5th " get me a glass of ,water ,please"
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They all learn that racism is real and a major problem, they learn not to instantly judge a man by what people say and to gather all the facts. They also learn that it is better to keep quiet than jump to conclusion and they learn the value of friendship and equality
Answer:
When drug or alcohol abuse consumes a person’s life, one of the first things to go is the person’s ability to make rational, moral choices. He (or she) can no longer make the kind of simple judgments that the unaddicted can make easily. The addict will feel that getting and using drugs is more important than caring for his or her children, holding a job or being a responsible citizen. That is the kind of domination that addictive drug cravings have over the addict. It’s like the addict is in prison with no possibility of escape.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
For A, culture is not particularly related to most plots. For B, the medium of a story is the format in which you read it (book, magazine, ebook). For D, knowing where a story came from does not have anything to do with the length and complexity of the story
The correct answer is "sounds like a train."
Explanation:
Oskar imagined that the talking tea kettle had three functions. He believed the talking tea kettle would;
- Speak like his dad.
- Could recite Hamlet.
- Could sing the song "The Yellow Submarine."
Oskar is a character from the book, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close." It is about a boy who loses who father during the September 11th attacks in New York City. He went on a quest in the city to find his father and the one place he didn't go was Hoboken.
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