Answer:
yes.
Explanation:
i think technology (especially in modern times) can definitely have that effect on people for many reasons.
- technology and social media create non realistic standards for life (beauty, academics, accomplishments, and just life in general)
- the use of technology cna often be addicting --> this can disrupt sleep and can cause sleep deprivation (one of the main causes in depression)
- constant use of technology can cause people to be more dependent on their phones than on real life interactions and relationships with others
--> being too focused on your phone can prevent people from connecting with people in-person and this can become a bad habit of relying on your phone for interactions instead of speaking to people in real life
- social media often causes fomo, insecurity, stress, and increase in anxiety
Answer:
Hitchcock believes "you have suspense when you let the audience play God." Meaning when there is uncertainty in whats going to happen in a film and the audience makes their own guesses. The writer calls it playing god because the audience know the fate of the characters and what may happen to them in the future.
<h2> </h2><h2>potential emergency situation could be like </h2><h2> </h2><h2>outbreak of a disease like corona virus</h2><h2>Attacks from terrorist</h2><h2>Airs trucks</h2><h2>Burglary</h2><h2>kidnapping </h2><h2>Escape route my family could use </h2><h2>1. underground house , if for instance bokoharam attacks my house we will hind in our 24/7 electricity powered underground house which has food , water , bomb and bullet proof covering etc</h2><h2>2. Call 911</h2>
Everything is correct in the thesis statement with well written topics. You did a really good job on also making it informational. This also helps you do well in the writing process for your assignment. Good Job! :)
Answer:
The quote is about how when we are young, we are told to savour our youth because it's fleeting. When you're young though, it can feel like forever and it's harder to see how fleeting youth truly is. I believe this was included at the start of the novel because the book later follows Connor, who is only a boy.
