Answer:
The LEAST effective substitution for the word ’calm’ in the sentence labeled (2) is "quiet"
Explanation:
The least effective substitution from the given options is quiet, due to its simple meaning about the intention of the full sentence "His calm performances encouraged the Marines to adopt seven other wild horses." this sentence talks about the general behavior of the horse and quiet mostly refers to the noise that is produced, while the other has a wider use depending on the context.
Raymond Carver's style in "Everything Stuck to him" is described as C) Rich and expressive dialogue.
Answer:
d. Her school.
Explanation
She might have not started school. That's why. You can't have your imaginary class in bedrooms, dining rooms and other places.
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The answer is C. <span>I will grow up</span>
Answer:
Victor was asked by M. Krempe to reconsider his study choices whereas in M. Waldman, he saw a possibility of his interests. He later became a student of Waldman.
Explanation:
Victor Frankenstein's first encounters with the professors at Ingolstadt is mentioned in Chapter 3 where he had went to submit his letters of introduction and visiting some of the principal professors. It was there that he met <em>"M, Krempe, professor of natural philosophy"</em>. Mr. Krempe told him that he had been wasting his entire studying and advised him to start anew, for according to him, what Victor had studied were "<em>a thousand years old and as musty as they are ancient</em>".
But contrary to Krempe, his encounter with M. Waldman was way different. Rather, he opened a new possibility for him, which made him want to further pursue his interest of the human physiology scientifically. Waldman's lectures made him believe in the capability of scientists in performing miracles and acquiring unlimited powers. He exclaimed "<em>As he went on I felt as if my soul were grappling with a palpable enemy; one by one the various keys were touched which formed the mechanism of my being; chord after chord was sounded, and soon my mind was filled with one thought, one conception, one purpose</em>".
