Answer:
T.J. asks again about the tests and Stacey becomes angry.
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Answer:
In the stories "Zulma" and "Piano Obsession", the authors carry out multiple time skips in order to show the reader character development rather than keep to a certain time period and have the story only focusing that part.
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I don't have one but the text in both stories have pieces of evidence that visualizes the changing of the characters, and how far they've grown from the first time into the story up until the final words. sorry if this wasn't much help-
Crypts, rugged mountains, stormy nights, labyrinths, and creepy attics are all part of a story’s <u>setting</u>.
Let's understand what a story's settings is all about.
<h3>Story's Settings</h3>
- Setting in a story talks about the time and place of the events that occurred in a story.
- It talks about the when and where of a story.
Setting can include:
- Physical landscape
- Climate
- Cultural surroundings
- Weather, etc.
Thus, rugged mountains, stormy nights, creepy attics, etc. are all part of a story's settings.
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Answer: B
Explanation:
The answer is B because preventing soil erosion conserves the soil, whereas removing plants and exposing soil makes it more vulnerable.
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Explanation:
a set of bunchy steps leading from one floor of a building to another, typically inside the building.
"he came up the stairs"
a single step in a set of stairs.
"the bottom stair"
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