Answer: Here ya go
Explanation: I would want to be her friend becuase of her determination and kind spirit. She shows passion in all she does. She takes care of her brother while balancing school and running. She is courageous and strong. She feels misunderstood and I would show her that she is beautiful and deserves to be seen as such. She stands up for others and wants to complete her dreams. She changes her way of life to protect herself and her brother from being bullied. She misses her parents and the country. When she wins, she is not boastful. When she wins the 500-yard dash, she is happy but does not gloat. She smiles at her rival who got second place. Her change of heart shows how genuine and kind she is. She can do anything she sets her mind to as long as stays strong. She is caring and determined.
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
The given passage is taken from the novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley.
In the novel, the creature/monster demands Victor to create for him a companion. He compares himself with Adam of Paradise Lost. Just like God created Eve for Adam he demands Victor to create a female monster for him just like God the creator did for his creation Adam his creation. The creature in the novel mourns his loneliness.
Do you mean which musical instrument did he play?
Beethoven played mostly the piano, but also he played violin and organ: he was considered very skillful at them already at the age of 11.
The above question wants to analyze your reading and writing skills. For that reason, I can't write your paragraph, but I'll show you how to write it.
<h3>Steps to create an alternate ending</h3>
- Read the original text.
- Understand the events that happen in the text.
- Associate these events with the official end of the text.
- Identify alternative consequences for the events in the text.
Write the alternative ending, showing different consequences than the events in the text and showing how the characters would be impacted by the changes.
You can use a cause and consequence structure, using the events already shown in the text.
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Gwendolyn Brooks was the first Afro-American to win the Pulitzer Prize.
