They both look answered so which one do you need them to be answered or checked ?
Answer:
Confused.
Explanation:
Punctuation such as quotation marks, question marks, exclamation, or commas can help readers understand the tone or mood of the speaker or statement. They help identify how the sentence must be read.
In the given scenario, the speaker feels confused about why his friend did not say "hello" to him. And by putting the greeting "hello" within quotations helps us understand the implication of the greeting. And by refusing to greet his friend, the speaker is left confused and began to question whether his friend is upset or if he had done anything wrong to him.
Thus, the tone is confused.
Answer: Third person limited
Explanation: We only know the thoughts and feelings of one character, making it third person limited.
The main idea of paragraph three of Of Plymouth Plantation was a sailor who fell overboard was spared by God to become a member of the church.
According to this paragraph, if it weren't for God whose power helped save the sailor, he would have drowned. However, he was lucky (or the Lord gave him a better destiny) and he was spared so that he could become a church member.
Answer:
<em>Lincoln implies the fact that they (he and the observers) cannot do much to make sacred or dedicate the fields of battles of the civil war (American civil war), to those living or dead that fought for the retention of the United states as a single country.</em>
Explanation:
Lincoln at the Gettysburg Address, meant to dedicate a portion of the fields of battle as a final resting-place for those who gave their lives, and those who fought for the nation, was trying to point out the fact that <em>even as much as they try to dedicate these fields in memory of those who fought, and those who died for America in the war, the mere sacrifice of these people alone has made these fields more sacred than they can try to make these fields.</em>
