Answer: 1: Temptation, 2: exclude, 3: enhance, 4:downside, 5:distraction, 6:readily
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It is a literary device that repeats the same words or phrases to make a point clear
To build motivation for the character gives a backbone to the story and about the Arthur for example if the Arthur got the motivation from seeing a kid take a candy out of a store that motivation for that character would be a bad guy or a heel and or antagonist there for the motivation for a character is very important they reveal it so you can get a bit of a background on the character in more information on the story and the Arthur.
The significance of the dance Harrison did with the ballerina was that Harrison was very graceful, almost too graceful considering his size. Him and the ballerina soared through the air, almost as if they were flying. This part of the story uses many adjectives that all mean 'soared' and this is different from the original style of the story because it is no longer about everyone being the same, but on the gracefulness of Harrison and the ballerina without their handicaps.
I hope this helps! I just read the story in English class a few days ago!
6 < 3b
Divide both sides by 3,
6/3 < 3b/3
2 < b
3b + 12 < 9
Substitute 12 from both sides,
3b < -3
Divide both sides by 3,
b < -1
So, option D is your answer.
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