The Way to the Rainy Mountain by Pulitzer-award winning author
N. Scott Momaday, is at the same time a good starting point into Kiowa history
while at the same time a unique and fascinating read that combines folklore, poetic
memoire and history. In the book the theft represents the decline because after
the Osages’ theft the Kiowas were abandoned by their sun god.
Sentences that only consist of independent clauses are called "compound sentences".
Answer: George told Lennie to jump into the river even though he knew that Lennie could not swim
Explanation: George told Lennie to jump into the river even though he knew that Lennie could not swim. Lennie does jump but nearly drowns. Lennie is so grateful for being saved that forgets that George had told him to jump in the first place. Consequently, George decided to stop playing jokes on Lennie.
Answer:
On November 21st, Tom Robinson raped Mayella Ewell. At the court every witness said a strong black man raped a young white woman. At the trial, the witness said, “Mayella Ewell was hit on her right eye.”Tom cannot use his left arm so therefore he could not have hit Mayella.
Explanation:
Answer: Stage 1 of the GAS, which is alarm reaction.
Explanation:
We all undergo stressful times at some point in our lives like when we have lost a loved one, lost a job and facing financial issues such as Anders.
This is the moment in which our body needs to adapt in order to survive the stressors.
What is general adaptation syndrome?
GAS refers to the three stage that we physiological go through when we are facing a stressful situation.
1. Alarm reaction stage
In alarm reaction stage we begin to experience the first signs of stress.
Now this is when out fight or flight response starts to kick in , under which our body will tell us whether we need to fight against the stressor or we need to run for our lives
A stress hormone is released as our heart rate speeds faster.
2. Resistance is the recovery stage after the initial shock in stage one this would be a stage in which Anders body will try to restore his initial normal self and maintain balance. It will bring down the blood pressure eventhough the body may still remain alert.
If the balance is never reached and the stress continues for a long time such that it becomes a chronic issue ,the body fails to regain its initial strength he will proceed to the 3.exhaustion stage when the body has failed to fight. This is a serious stage in which a person may begin to suffer from depression and anxiety.
