Answer:
<em>A)His hair was a flowing golden river.</em>
Answer: A. He is excited at first but then becomes disappointed.
Explanation:
The options to the question include:
a. He is excited at first but then becomes disappointed.
b. He is worried at first but then feels satisfied.
c. He is scared at first and later becomes angry.
d. He is happy at first and later feels proud.
The Great Whale of Kansas is a story about a boy that lives in Kansas who likes digging bug holes. To him digging a hole is a sort of achievement. When he wanted to build a pond in his backyard, he uncovers a fossil which was unique.
The narrator's reaction to his pond first filling with water differ from his outlook at the end of the story shows that the narrator is excited at first but then becomes disappointed.
Noxious, objectionable, or disgusting animals collectively, especially those of small size that appear commonly and are difficult to control, as flies, lice, bedbugs, cockroaches, mice, and rats. ... etc . Idk If this helps any but I tried!
Answer:
Hi There!
Narrative Poem:
There was a bearwho ate a pearat 9:59 a.m.on the stairs,Who saw a harethen swear to the hare,the hare aware of the bear.BOOM!The bear ate the hareas a pear at9:59 p.mon the stairs again.Hope This Helps :)
Answer:
B. Noun
Explanation:
Prepositional phrases always end in nouns.
Take this sentence: Drake chased his brother Josh around the tree.
Tree is the ending, and also a noun.
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