Yes, I can 100% confirm the answer to the question is "Lizabeth recognizes that she has looked at only herself rather than at other people."
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The correct answer is the chromosomes. They are big groups of genes that are found in the center of almost every cell in your body.
I'm guessing this is for NHD, I worked on that too.
One tip is to find a trusty database such as history.com and find articles on the person. These are secondary sources. Another great secondary source is going to your library and getting books on the person.
To find primary sources, look for good pictures of Barbara Kingsolver.
Did she write any speeches or does she have any quotes? These are primary sources.
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Joe Clark is a real man who really did whip a New Jersey high school into shape. I know this because I have been told it a dozen times in the past week by people who think that explains the behavior of "Joe Clark," the hero of "Lean on Me." But "Lean on Me" is not a documentary about the real Joe Clark. It is a fiction film about a character who is so troubled, obsessed and angry that the film is never able to say quite what it thinks of him. After the movie, neither are we.
Clark is played by 1988 Oscar nominee Morgan Freeman in a performance that is powerful and consistent and thus all the more troubling. Although he has taught in schools for more than 20 years, he never has really fit in anywhere. He has an unshakable belief in his own opinions, a disinterest in anyone else's, and a personality so abrasive it's no wonder his wife left him and he has only one friend.
