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There are multiple different answers depending on context, but in context with brainly, I assume they're talking about Edge nuity. Edge is a shortened way to say it and it's basically online school. Many people come here from Edge nuity to brainly to look for answers to questions they don't know.
Explanation:
I had to space out the word because brainly won't accept Edge nuity together. It just puts it as an inappropriate word
I think 1 is a full sentence, but I'm not too sure.
2 is a fragment, you can write something like "tom stepped from the boat after a rugged trip across the Atlantic"
3 is a full sentence, 4 is a fragment but I don't know really how to rewrite it.
5 is also a fragment and you could write something like "the cars hood, hot from the sun's ray burned to touch"
D )) none of the above
I’ve done this before I remember
From the references, it is correct to infer that the messages that The author conveys is the concept that dogs may be likened to violent crimes.
Sabrina Murray's historical fiction novella Balboa analyzes the interaction between Balboa and the Indians and the Spaniards. T
The imagery and connections to dogs that the author seeks to communicate may allude to his violent acts, since he was an extremely aggressive man who used his dogs to slaughter innocent people.
<h3>Who is Sabrina Murray?</h3>
Sabina Murray has written five novels and two story collections, including The Caprices, which won the PEN/Faulkner Award in 2002.
The National Endowment for the Arts, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the Radcliffe Institute have all given her fellowships.
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Full Question:
Note the many reference to and images of dogs throughout the story, Balboa, by Sabrina Murray. What ideas does the author convey through these references? What could the dogs represent?
