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woah! I read ur song ,well it's cool I kinda love it
Answer: (B) Mann is enthusiastic about his ability to help others with his Bicycle Lending Library.
Explanation:
I am unsure as to which book or text this refers to but the phrase ''<em>Head over Heels</em>'' is used to describe a person who is very much in love with or enthusiastic about something. For instance, ''Mark is head over heels for badminton'' means that Mark really love badminton.
In using the phrase ''head over wheels'', the author is making a play on the phrase to describe that Mann is enthusiastic about something bicycle related so the option that he is enthusiastic about his ability to help others with his Bicycle Lending Library must be right.
A positive thing about being a hero is that people not only admire him or her, but also has the possibility to inspires others to do or behave in the correct way. In addition, everybody has the opportunity in life to become a hero just by working hard in order to provide their family all they need or just giving back something that someone lose in the street. By contrast, a negative aspect is that heroes are constantly thinking about helping other and they forget to do things for themselves.
Sorry for such late an answer, but I believe its A) Predicate Nominative.
Flair - when somebody does something with what seems natural talent. Doing something amazing
David Copperfield has a flair for captivating illusions
People can have a flair for drama, style, humor.
A knack.
Having a flair for style would mean you were not poorly dressed as a non-example.
People that practice really hard to the point of proficiency will appear to have a flair for the thing they have practiced.
Sorry for the disjointed thought stream in this post, I apparently lack the flair of organized thought today.
