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The best answer would be: (C) Ryan strives to gain acceptance at her new school even though she is very different from the other students
All the other options give the characters personalities this options just shows the characters problems.
He is describing late spring/early summer, more specifically a June night.
In the text, it says "On such a night of June". He describes the "little birds", the "far-off wind", and the gushing water. These are all images of early Summer. It seems as though the speaker is outside enjoyin gthe night, looking at the stars, and listening to the birds. Often the sound of birds and nature is attributed to late spring when the animals are full of excitement for the bountiful seasons of spring and summer. Technically the month of June is both in spring and summer as the middle of June is the time of the summer solistice, the longest day of the year, which denotes the official start of summer.
<span>The most helpful strategy in absorbing and retaining information is d. utilizing the SQR3 method. This method is named like that for the five steps it includes: survey, question, read, recite, and review. If students follow all these points, they will gradually become more susceptible to the material they read. This way of consuming information is very advanced and can develop students' reading skills for better understanding of study material.</span>
The non-fiction technique is used by the action of narrating an actual event that replaces any kind of physical descriptions of his brother’s demeanor. He prefers the actual event to do the storytelling itself, including only a couple of lines commenting it and allowing the reader to witness the narrative reenactment of such event. The fact that the event is presented to the reader exactly as it occurred, along with the affixed interpretation of his brother’s motives provide a narrative mental and somewhat emotional picture of who his brother was as a person by allowing the reader to appreciate his behavior during a particular situation and thus favoring the reader’s identification with the observant, participant narrator that is the author.