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D. Mrs. Van Daan is jealous.
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“Where the Wild Things Are” is for those not afraid to remember the emotions of childhood and for children who not only know fear, but anger and curiosity and sadness and joy and we should trust their capacity to experience them all
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40 points!!!!!!!!!!!plss help write a story for me plss Rules 1. it should be a first person story (me, I, my) 2. it should tell the story of you discovering something or learning something for the first time 3.it should have a conflict, Climax, falling action, Resolution, Rising Action, Exposition 5. clearly shows 3D writing
plss help giving brainless 40 points!!!!!! and pls tell me all the things like tell me the climax conflict all of that stuff plss and thank you on rules number 3
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my story
To answer this question, we can use process of elimination to determine which answer is best. Starting with choice 1, consider if there is much description of the tall figure to create a sense of terror. Since there is only a brief mention of the tall figure in the excerpt, it is safe to say this is probably not the best answer.
Answer 2 seems a bit more likely because by describing the chase, a thrilling tone and suspense is created, like the answer implies. This answer can stay in the running.
Answer 3 seems improbable since it is the prince that has died in this excerpt--we're told this in the first sentence.
Answer 4, much like the second answer, is a good choice because the language used in the excerpt does do a good job of creating an energized tone.
However, when we look at the overall story itself, we see that the story is not an energetic one, but a terrifying one that excites and thrills as you read through it. Because of this, answer 2 is your best choice here.
