Answer:
B: Simile
Explanation:
The passage uses a simile because it uses the word "like" when comparing a buzzing noise to a mosquito.
Answer:
Yes, Wapnick's talk actually changed my perspective on how people can have one or more true callings. I have discovered some of my true callings which are ICT Expert, Farmer and Transport Manager. In the future, I will have a channel to educate people on life matters, create IT solutions for firms, build a poultry farm and start up an online booking service. I will adapt to the skills Wapnick revealed in her TED Talk: Idea synthesis, Rapid Learning and Adaptability.
This connects to the unit theme because it reveals that there is a career journey that awaits beyond the school walls filled with possibilities.
Explanation:
During the TED Talk of Emilie Wapnick, she explained how she became a multipotentialite and was into everything she had interest for.
Wapnick has been a songwriter/musician,filmmaker,web designer, writer, law student and entrepreneur.
You need an object here, and the only objective pronoun is B) me.
Aunt June frequently sends letter to John, Sally, and me.
I and we are subject pronouns.
