Answer:
Diary entry about a well played sports match.
Explanation:
1 August 2017
Tuesday
Dear Diary,
Today, I had the best play of my entire sports life. Our team was playing for the gold medal in the football game against the blue team. The play was a huge match, and everyone was there to watch the finals. I had never scored a goal before but today, I managed to score twice. Even the coach didn't seem to understand how I played so well today.
But the win made me feel alive and special. I have never felt something like this before, the feeling of being the reason for your team winning the gold medal and the winning trophy. It made me feel worthy and a part of the team too.
I am still 'floating in the air, with the feeling of having contributed to the success of the team. And I don't want this feeling to end too.
Anyway, today was a great day and I truly enjoyed it. And I will always remember this, always.
Love,
Ricky.
In the rising action of <em>Nectar in a Sieve</em>, we are already familiar with the two main characters that were introduced to us in the exposition: Nathan and Rukmani. The two are married and trying to conceive.
Rukmani falls pregnant, and the baby is a girl. Rukmani is very sad, as they were both hoping for a boy. However, the couple name the baby Irawaddy. Eevn though she is a girl, she is loved by her parents. She is beautiful and energetic. However, after six years, Rukmani appears to be unable to conceive another baby.
She worries about this until she meets a doctor named Kenny, who is a foreigner. He is able to help her with her problems, and soon Rukmani gives birth to a boy. Everyone is overjoyed, especially Nathan and Rukmani's father. She ends up having another four boys in a row.
The village also changes because of the construction of a tannery. This brings new people, and with them, new economic activities. However, it also brings a variety of problems. Rukmani resents this, and dislikes the tannery.
Answer:
Because the people won't think it will save enough money
Explanation:
Answer: My favorite activity is dancing. I like dancing because I have been doing it since I was 4. I use a mat and dancing shoes to dance. Others should like dance because it's so free. You can twist and twirl however you like. I dance on Saturdays at 5:00 pm. I do this with the other kids there.
Brainliest would be well appreciated!!! :)
Answer and Explanation:
1. All the verses fit together, because they all keep the theme and thoughts about what it is like to be a "señorita". 2. There are clear transitions between stanzas, which are presented by the thoughts of different family members on a given topic. 4. I would fragment the text by exposing the theme of each stanza in one sentence.
The fragmented text can be seen below
My mother said that my life would change when I turned 15, because I would become a señorita. For my friends, being a señorita is wearing lipstick, but I don't like it. For Mami to be señorita is to wear high-heeled shoes, but I think that is dangerous. For my aunts to be señorita is to wear tailored flowery clothes and pantyhose, but I find it ugly and uncomfortable.
I look in the mirror wearing señorita's clothes and I don't recognize myself, I complain about it and say I don't want to dress like that, but my mother says that señoritas don't talk back to their mothers and let their elders make appropriate decisions.
Being a señorita, for my father means that he has to deprive me of having boyfriends, but that's okay, because I have no interest in boyfriends but in studying and getting a university degree. For my sisters, being a señorita means having someone to worship, but for me, being a señorita means being unhappy and giving up fun things, it is to live a boring life, it is to celebrate contently without happiness, but with posture and dignity. To be señorita is to be the girl that I was, but without a voice.
