Answer:
The statement which expresses the central idea of the passage is:
B. Animals and humans all go through a necessary phase of adolescence.
Explanation:
By Duncan Strauss, the article "Animal Adolescence is Filled with Teen Drama and Peer Pressure" discusses the similarity human teenagers and animal teenagers have.
<u>Throughout the article, the author mentions different kinds of animals - elephants, dolphins, even birds and wolves - and explains how they all have some things in common among themselves and with humans</u>: during their adolescence period, all of them show risky and reckless behaviors; they all enjoy socializing with other adolescents; and their moods and preferences are frustrating to the older members of their packs or families, etc.
<u>This phase is necessary for humans as well as animals. Although tragic consequences may ensue - an animal can get killed, for example -, it is during adolescence that they all learn and develop skills that will keep them safer as adults.</u>
Positive attitudes
believing in yourself and preparing for bad times
perseverance
determination
a positive mindset
embracing failures as short term setbacks
Setting smart goals and developing achievable strategies - then trying to attain them
take sensible risks
stepping out of their comfort zone
these are some examples !! hope this helps
Be confident
Prepare yourself
Form a debate
Conquer misunderstandings
Find balance
Decision
When they land on the island and begin to search for food, he tells them to return to the ship as quick as they can so that they can set sail safely.
Answer:
D The second speaker disagrees with the first speaker and explains the history of those people who have been treated unfairly in America.
Explanation:
"Let America be America Again" is a poem written by Langston Hughes, where he explains how the American dream, the illusion of a just, strong and united America is a lie as many people are exploited, oppressed and limited.
The first speaker of the poem shows that America is indeed a land of possibilities and happiness, but that this is not available to him. The second speaker disagrees with this, and asserts that America has never been such a happy land, as countless people have been treated unfairly from the very beginnings of the country. He reinforces that America was never that dream of freedom, but that he and all the wronged will fight for it to become a real good land, for everyone.
