Suri was nowhere close to finishing the race. First, her shoelace came off. Then, her calves started feeling stiff. The farther
she tried to get, the slower she moved. Suri looked up at the sky. When she saw the dark clouds, she felt even worried. But, I want to win, she thought. Today just isn't my lucky day. As her heart began to give up hope, Suri saw lightning in the sky. The white flash reminded her of her grandmother. "You must act without thinking about the result," her grandmother had once said.
"I must run because I want to," Suri told herself. "I shouldn't run because I have to win." Just like the flash of lightning, Suri felt a sudden rush of strength. She smiled and decided to run.
What characteristic from the piece proves it is a work of fiction?
A. Each sentence is written in meter.
B. It has a plot and a definite setting.
C. The passage has many line breaks.
D. It is made up entirely of dialogue.
This is the answer to your question because in this we can see that the plot and setting DOESN'T change at all. That gives us the 100% mark that this is a fiction story.
The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "b. Mary had heard herself mentioned to Miss Bingley as the most accomplished girl in the neighbourhood; and Catherine and Lydia had been fortunate enough never to be without partners, which was all that they had yet learnt to care for at a ball"
An example of such author can be Benjamin Franklin. He was widely read by people throughout the colonies and his Poor Richard's Almanacs were a common household items. His audience were the common people and his purpose was to educate them and help people become better. Hi style was simple and direct, often full of word plays and funny anecdotes.
1.My aunt stared at the ant. 2. They're grabbing their stuff. 3. I threw my self through the bush. 4. I went to the gym and saw Jim. 5. I saw a sail boat which was on sale. Hope this helps! ^-^
