In the first excerpt, First generation, and second excerpt, Like Americans, they are both similar because both of them relates an anecdote to appeal to the reader's emotions.
Correct option is A.
"Each relates an anecdote to appeal to the reader's emotions."
They are similar insofar that they use the same tenses, that is the past simple tense, and short clear sentences that tell of a story in the past. The style is simple with few adjectives and not that many clauses or phrases. This kind of a style was made popular by Ernest Hemingway, but others wrote like it too, like the paragraphs here.
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Answer: 1.Sebastian meets Feste, who mistakes him for Viola/Cesario.
2. Olivia mistakenly thinks Sebastian is Cesario.
3.Feste, disguised as Sir Topas, ridicules Malvolio in the dark cell.
4.Sebastian thinks that he is suffering from memory loss or has gone mad.
5.Olivia gets a priest and marries Sebastian, still thinking he is Cesario.
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I think it's B. Either of the students are eligible to run for class president but i could be completely wrong
Explanation:
No they aren't proper to use in writing class they are considered slang. It would show your teacher that your not interested in sounding educated and proper.
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