<span>She remembers getting some Christmas presents in Jerome. Her grandmother made her a pair of mittens. Most of the presents they received were made from things people found in camp. Her dad made a cute woodpecker to put by their door so she would know which room was their home. All of the barracks and doors looked alike. She was only four and could not read the letters and numbers on the buildings, so she would get lost sometimes after using the bathroom.</span>
So, this is what I came up with
1. I once was set on saving
2. I’ve never been to
3. I’m not in favor of
4. Was not carried
5. We provided nothing, the gym had
6. Was going on
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
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The inference you can make about how McCain feels about Mike Christian is that for him, Mike Christian was a good man that showed appreciation for the opportunities the United States military had provided to him.
Mike Christian was the roommate of McCain in prison. McCain said that Christian was from a small town close to Selma, Alabama. He had joined the United States Navy when he was seventeen years old. When in duty, he was captured in 1967.
Before continuing to talk about the kind of uniforms used in prison, McCain states that Christian was an example of the opportunities to progress that are offered by the government of the United States.
C. Personification
Personification is when they give non human things or people human characteristics. In this case it is the music holding him in place. Since music can’t actually do that.