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Smell adverbs are provided in this article. The words listed here are commonly found along with the verb smell in sentences. This reference page helps answer the question what are some adverbs that describe or modify the verb SMELL.
actually, badly
practically, probably
really, strongly
sweetly
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B. Citizens over the age of 65 use social media primarily to follow the activities of their families.
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The passage states "Most of their feeds consist of posts by their relatives." Of all of the answer choices, only B reflects back on families, leading it to be our answer.
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<span>What is a likely purpose of the author's use of dialect to narrate the story?
Choices:
to poke fun at the society to which the narrator belongs
to comment critically on the narrator's beliefs
to emphasize that the narrator is lazy and purposeless
to make the text consistent with the narrator's background
I think the correct answer is TO MAKE THE TEXT CONSISTENT WITH THE NARRATOR'S BACKGROUND.</span>
The first option sounds like a true poem
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What does culture have to do with learning? Some might say nothing at all but in "An Indian Father's Plea" by Robert Lake (Medicine Grizzlybear) an argument is made that just the opposite is true. Wind-Wolfs father argues that his teacher does not know his son and that his son is not a slow learner at all. His father's argument is weak because it lacks evidence to prove that Wind-Wolf is learning at the same speed as other children his age, which is the teacher's argument.
Wind-Wolf's learning has taken place culturally and although he is obviously educated because of this, it does not support his father's argument that he is not a slow learner. Wind-Wolf's father states that Wind-Wolf knows "Shapes, sizes,colors, texture, sound, smell, feeling, taste, and the learning process are therefore functionally integrated-the physical and spiritual, matter and energy, conscious and unconscious, individual and social." aspects of learning but he does not mention the speed at which Wind-Wolf can learn the subjects the teacher is teaching. He also uses examples of the "Sacred Sun Dance" which again doesn't prove that Wind-Wolf is progressing as he should in class. He mentions that Wind-Wolf has learned differently but doesn't give any clear evidence to support his argument. "And he was taught to learn mathematics by counting the sticks we use in our traditional native hand game." These culturally rich activities have educated Wind-Wolf in way that the Western world has not been educated but which makes him even more educated than other children but does not give evidence that he is on track in school unfortunately.
Although I myself do not agree that Medicine Grizzlybear hasn't supported his argument thoroughly there is evidence that his claim wasn't well supported. It is clear that Wind-Wolf and Medicine Grizzlybear are both well educated in fact in some areas they are more educated than most students especially culturally.
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