<h3>Yes, children can be cruel...</h3>
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"Based on your own experiences, do you believe children can often be cruel to others?"
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Kids are brutally honest. If your hair looked crazy, they'd be the first to tell you.
<em>From my experience, kids have straight out told my sibling that they're "U-G-L-E-E," and my cousin used to burn ants, pillbugs, even bees in the sun with my dad's glasses. Yet another one of my cousins dumped 1.5 pounds of fish food in the tank when I wasn't looking, leaving all 6 of the tetras dead... peace is never an option for them. </em>
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Have a great day/night! :)
~pinetree
Answer:
This word belongs to the category called and noun.
Explanation:
"Dramatis Personae" is a sub-noun written in Latin. This noun means "dramatic person" and is classified as a noun because it is capable of naming something, as all nouns are capable of doing.
This word can be used to determine a person who usually has dramatic positions, or even refers to characters in a play and can be pronounced as "dram-uh-tis per-soh-nee, drah-muh".
If the moral of the fable is given, then no they should not be interpreted in different ways. HOWEVER, if the reader is left off with their imagination, then yes! They can be interpreted in many different ways.
Um I believe it’s the second one, the adventures just because of what and how he talks about it and how that’s incredible to talk about and what he did growing up
