This question is about "A lesson before dying"
Answer:
They are, supposedly, the name of Grant and Vivian's future children.
Explanation:
The names Molly Wiggins, Paul Wiggins and Paulette Wiggins are mentioned when Grant and Vivian are thinking about the future, how they would live together and what their children's names would be and how they would raise them. The first name to be quoted was Molly Wiggins, but Vivian does not like the name because she believes it is not a name for a decent girl as their daughter will be. So after much thought they decide that they will have two children and that the names will be Paul and Paulette Wiggins.
The answer that best completes the blank above is COMPOUND. A compound condition is established when multiple questions are asked before an outcome is determined. When a condition becomes compound, this means that there would be more possibilities for the questions being asked. The more the questions asked, the more the outcome becomes more complicated.
Answer:
After a few hours in the forest the road began to be rough, and the walking grew so difficult that the Scarecrow often stumbled over the yellow bricks, which were here very uneven. Sometimes, indeed, they were broken or missing altogether, leaving holes that Toto jumped across and Dorothy walked around. The road got rough and scarce.
Explanation:
I read a whole paragraph to a book , pls gimme brainliest
In a sentence, the subject of the whole paragraph is the topic sentence.
Answer:
Some the Louisiana Purchase was the best thing Jefferson ever accomplished because of the sheer amount of land the U.S gained for such an infinitesimal price in comparison.
Explanation:
<em>(I'm not sure of the answer choices, but I can still try to help.)</em>
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The Louisiana Purchase is an infamous deal made by Thomas Jefferson that doubled the size of the United States. Part, if not all, of some states were founded from this decision. The people that believe the Louisiana Purchase was so great was because doubling the country by buying land for only three cents per acre was one of the greatest deals in history.
Therefore, the immense amount of land gained for such a small price (in comparison), is the reason some believed that the Louisiana Purchase was the best thing Jefferson ever accomplished.
<em>You can also check the first sentence of the paragraph you inserted, which sums up what I just explained. The sentence reads: "</em><em>Some say that this real estate deal was the best thing Jefferson ever accomplished because it doubled the size of the country and secured ownership of New Orleans.</em><em>"</em>
