Hi,
The correct answer would be A. I think "The Sound of Music" is my all-time favorite musical.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
(D) I will be finished at ten in the morning, and will be arriving at home about 6:30
Explanation:
The word "at" refers to a specific time or location. In this context, the speaker is certain of when he will be finished, therefore to show the certainty, the word 'at" is used.
Likewise, the word “about” is used to denote an approximate time or location. The speaker cannot give an exact time when he will get home. He can only give an approximate time.
The correct option is D.
Answer: C. The Africans Were Well Treated
Explanation:
In The Paragraph 1 it says
Don José Ruiz and Don Pedro Montez, who planned to transport them to their plantations on another part of the island aboard the cargo schooner La Amistad which, ironically, means “friendship” in Spanish.
Chronological order stems from the word Chrono, which means time. So when you write a story in chronological order, means that you are writing the events as they happened.
Example 1) When Boris landed to his knees, he dandled a bit and continued forward.
I wrote the events that happened; from Boris landing, then to him stumbling, and finally to him walking again.
Cause and Effect is what happens when Event A ends up causing and effect. Like the cause of me biting an apple causes it to have a bite mark.
Problem and Solution is a structure in which Character A is faced with a problem, and has to find a solution. That simple, lol.
Compare and contrast is the act of comparing two objects. Like an apple and an orange.
You contrast these two pieces of food by pretty much listing out pros and cons, or what they are. An apple does blah blah blah, an Orange does Blah, blah, blah.
Hope this helps!!
Answer:
our teacher asked us who our heroes are. My hero is Sheryl. In her free time, she teaches me how to read. Annie's hero is her Uncle Dave. He makes Dave's dog soap in his shop. The soap is good for dogs because it won't hurt their eyes.
Explanation:
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