Question 1: I think is subheadings.
Question 2: the given text looks like a portion of a memoir.
Question 3: Pretty sure it's told from a pleased adult
Question 4:"I think there are not many men in our country who have had the privilege of naming themselves in the way that I have".
the best choice here is B, foreboding.
foreboding means: fearful apprehension; a feeling that something bad will happen.
there's a couple of examples that the author highlights this tone in the passage.
"completely unaware that your day will be nothing close to normal"
"fail to notice what is suddenly missing"
hope i helped. good luck!
The most obvious answer I can give is to see someone who you can see is a professional talk about the topic they mastered. i.e a doctor giving you a diagnosis. That is a credible person giving you a credible diagnosis.
I hope this helps in some way.
Answer:
Both speeches ask people not to give up fighting for what they believe.
Explanation:
Lincoln's speech at Gettysburg and Martin Luther King's speech on winning the Nobel Prize are very impressive speeches and one of the most important ones ever recited, due to the situations they addressed. Lincoln's speech referred to the end of the American civil war and how the victory for the union of the country was important, but this victory was only possible because people did not give up defending what they believed in, which was the union of the country and the care with the territory.
King, on the other hand, reinforced the fight for civil rights in his speech, in addition to highlighting other struggles that have been established around the world and have promoted improvements to social groups that have not given up on conquering and defending what they believe.
Being in a car crash would be quite frightening. At that moment I’d be very shocked and afraid.
