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It's not B: It provides a meaningful counterpoint to the previously expressed idea that the time the refugees spent in the U.S. camps was characterized by great joy and relief.
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B.The dog Max sat next to the couch and chewed a bine
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True
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It is important to understand that there is more than one way to look at a problem. Sometimes changing the way a problem is represented, in this case, CAN lead to overcoming problem-solving issues. I know this is basically repeating the question, but it definitely true for me as a current psychology student. Hope that helps :)
<span>One of the rules that Waverly’s family holds on to is the dependency that a daughter has on her mother. Waverly’s mother wants Waverly to be dependent on her for care and nurturing. Also, holding on to Asian values is another rule that Waverly’s family holds on to. They don’t want Waverly to be Americanized. Also, the family holds on to the rule that males should be higher achievers than females.</span>
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The climax is when Sophie decides to go and talk to the scientist about her readership or not.
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The setting is in New York, it's winter time, and it's present day.
The protagonist is Sophie.
The Rising Action is Sophie finds out everything that is wrong with the roofs. She did a bunch of research and experiments trying to figure out how she can save the reefs.
The conflict is that Sophie is scared the scientist will make fun of her and laugh at her because she is only in high school. (Meaning she's young in the scientist's eyes)
The falling action is how Sophie presented her research.
The resolution is Sophie got applauded by the scientists for her good work and she felt more confident about her work.
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