Answer:
Explanation:
The answer is really difficult, not because it is, but because the intent of the paragraph is not among your choices.
C is not true. She is not concerned about her father, even though she likely doesn't appreciate his style in this case. What she is concerned about is her lover. What should she do. Should she kill him because he she can't have him who should get him if not her?
I suppose A is your answer, but that is not exactly the problem. Should anyone get him if not her? That's her problem.
Her problem was not his affection. Her problem was what to do. Choose A.
Recources for what? is this a question?
Answer: Atomic bomb origin and development
Explanation:
''Bomb: The Race to Build and Steal the World's Most Dangerous Weapon'' is a non-fiction book. It is written in 2012. by Steve Sheinkin and the book has won Newbery Honor and Sibert Medal in 2013. The theme of the book is the development of an atomic bomb. The period in the book is around 1938. December.
- It is following a process by Otto Hahn, a German scientist, who discovered nuclear fission and in the book, we can find a description of the process of building nuclear bombs.
Answer: The changes suggest that the residents have gradually become more frightened and want to defend themselves.
Explanation:
In Nadine Gordimer's short story, <em>Once Upon A Time</em>, the protagonist is frightened by the sound in the night and assumes that it is a thief.
As there has been an increase in crime in the suburb - houses are burgled and a person even dies, the neighbors take precautions to protect themselves. The first changes to the neighborhood are the alarm systems, but as they go off unnecessarily, they soon become useless. However, as more and more suspicious people are seen in the neighborhood, more severe measures are taken. For instance, the roses and perfect lawns are replaced by the fences and walls. These changes suggest that the residents become more and more frightened and address this problem more seriously.