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Part a: Jim and Della are realistic characters. It seemed like they were truly in love and cared deeply for each other. The story is about how they both sell their most valuable possession (Jim his watch and Della her hair) to buy a Christmas present for the other. Compared to Jim and Della, the characters of Monna Giovanna and Federigo in “Federigo’s Falcon” seem less real because they’re not well developed. Federigo doesn’t hesitate to kill his pet falcon just to serve a good meal to Monna Giovanna. It’s equally strange that Monna doesn’t feel angry and frustrated when she learns that Federigo killed the falcon that could have saved her son’s life.

Part b: At the beginning of the story, much of the dialogue is between Madame Sofronie (the woman who buys and sells hair) and Della. Here the dialogue between the two women paints a picture of the sacrifice Della makes to purchase a gift for Jim.

Much of the dialogue takes place between Jim and Della after Jim gets home. It serves the purpose of revealing the sacrifices Della and Jim make for each other. The dialogue also reveals how much the two love each other. When Della says that she‘s worried whether Jim will still love her now that her hair is gone, Jim says nothing could make him love her any less, and he calls her “my girl.”

Part c: The plot of “The Gift of the Magi” seems more realistic compared to the plot of “Federigo’s Falcon.” Jim and Della’s actions reveal the deep love they share and highlights the story’s theme that love is more precious than material possessions. In contrast, Federigo’s killing of his pet falcon to serve a meal to Monna Giovanna seems strange. Killing a pet falcon for a meal seems unrealistic. The story ends with Federigo marrying the woman he loves. But Monna doesn’t seem to be in love with him. She loses both her husband and child and ends up marrying a man she does not love.

Part d: “The Gift of the Magi” is a relatable story. Both Jim and Della are realistic characters with strengths and weaknesses. Their actions are believable. The language is somewhat simple and easy to understand. The dialogue and word choice build up the warm and comforting tone of the story. The narrator describes harsh truths in a humorous way, as in this line: “Life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles, with sniffles predominating.” The author also uses a lot of details that make it easy for the reader to picture the events. Here is an example: “So now Della's beautiful hair fell about her rippling and shining like a cascade of brown waters. It reached below her knee and made itself almost a garment for her.”

The narrator talks directly to the reader, which makes the story intimate. However, it also creates a sense of distance with the narrator, who is a character we don’t know. On the other hand, the narrator’s thoughts about the Magi help strengthen the theme in the story that true love involves sacrifice.

Some of the words in the story are difficult to understand. For example, this sentence is complicated:

“You've cut off your hair?” asked Jim, laboriously, as if he had not arrived at that patent fact yet even after the hardest mental labor.

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In O. Henry's short story ''The Gift of the Magi'', the dialogue gives a voice to the characters and allows us to make our own judgment about them, as they speak for themselves and are not portrayed through the eyes of a possibly partial narrator.

The major topic of The Gift of Magi is love. Jim and Della, who live in appalling poverty, sell their most valued items to buy Christmas presents for one another. Their behaviors reflect their readiness to give up material possessions for love.

Their offerings were wise because they were wise. And now I've told you the story of two young individuals who foolishly handed their house's most valuable possessions to each other. But, in closing, let it be declared to the wise of these days that of all those who offer presents, these two were the wisest. They are the smartest anywhere.

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When you meet a student leader from an guest country, you can initiate a dialogue by welcoming them to your country, showing warmth and hospitality.

It is necessary that when talking to someone from another country, you know a little about the cultural differences about the person's country of origin, to avoid situations and behaviors that could mean some kind of offense in that culture.

Some examples that can be useful in a first dialogue is knowledge about gestures and ways to greet the person, according to customs and styles followed in that country.

An example of a dialogue with the student leader might look like this:

A: Hello, welcome to Sri Lanka!

B: Hi, thank you very much, I am very happy to meet your country!

A: I hope you enjoy your stay, I will introduce you to Sri Lanka's educational system so that together we can carry out an excellent project.

B: Thank you, I have a lot of ideas for the project and I look forward to working together.

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2

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saves more lives

Moral dilemmas such as the trolley dilemma above are used to gauge people's application of their emotional and logical thoughts in varying circumstances. Given the situation described, I will choose option 2.

Moral obligation and utilitarian views indicate that observing the situation already makes us participatory in it. So, doing nothing will be morally wrong.

Diverting the trolley will help to save more lives even though the life of the one person standing in the way is equally important as those of the others.

Reasoning logically and ethically, however, one death is better than five deaths. Therefore, option 2 is right.

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Answer: scrooge is presented as a rude and careless old man in the begining of the novel but in the end he is kind and became a good man.

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evidence in the passage

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Answer: wheres the example?

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answer what?. what exactly is the question

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its either bargain or window shopping

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D. It includes authors from various cultures and heritages.

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One characteristic of the new canon of American literature is that it includes authors from various cultures and heritages, as indicated in Option D, as this reflects a growing recognition of the diversity of American society and the importance of representing a wide range of perspectives and experiences in literature.

The new canon of American literature is a term used to describe the current trends and movements in American literature that have emerged over the past few decades. One of the most notable characteristics of this new canon is its emphasis on inclusivity and diversity. Unlike earlier literary canons that tended to focus primarily on white male authors, the new canon embraces a wide range of perspectives and experiences, including those of authors from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds.

Hence, one characteristic of the new canon of American literature is that it includes authors from various cultures and heritages, as indicated in Option D.

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Not wanting to take some action; unwilling. She was reluctant to lend him the money. adjective.

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I say D

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Srry if im wrong

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D, because it just makes sense

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a social statement of pollution and redemption

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just saw this

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baka po makatulong sayo

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have a great day

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Put on mask,stay indoors,no hanging out with friends and keep safe distance

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When the child is lined up with the age for Vaccine, he or She is Gonna get injected Asap

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Healthy disagreement is hard work, but it's worth it.

DO: Tell people they matter. ...

DON'T: Let frustration overcome you. ...

DO: Acknowledge fears under the surface. ...

DON'T: Assume the worst. ...

DO: Share your sources. ...

DON'T: Launch verbal grenades. ...

DO: Show you understand, even if you don't agree.

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1+1 = 2

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2 is the answer

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1+1=2 your welcome

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Sam was on his way to the firework festival. Since the announcement of the festival almost a week ago he could hardly wait. There was also a competition in which they had to set fire to fireworks very fast and whichever person finished setting fire to all the fireworks, would win a trophy and 1 whole box of chocolates. As Sam was a boy who loved chocolates, he could not deny this opportunity and decided to participate. Soon the show was about to start. All the participants stood in a neat row beside the fireworks, soon the whistle sounded. Sam burst the crackers as fast as he could and in the end, he actually won! He held up his big box of chocolates and ate one with contentment. He was feeling extremely over the moon, as he had got such a good opportunity and he had utilized it.

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Studies show that depression, anxiety and panic disorder are common among undocumented adults, and schools report that these health challenges impact undocumented children as well. They are also vulnerable to gang recruitment and other negative influences.

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1. give one example of the way smith praises his own good qualities

He speaks about how he takes on all of the heavy duties and relieves others of their burdens.

2. What impression of smiths do you get this from this account?

He is conceited and thinks highly of himself.

caroline kelly is hoping to spend her vacation in ohio with her bf. she is working at the local amusement park and attends soccer camp hoping she'll be her team's captain.

but when her mother is hired in an eye clinic in egypt, caroline has to spend her summer and senior year in egypt, away from her friends, home, and everything she knows.

but then when she arrives in egypt she is surprised and astounded. she meets a charming boy who challenges everything she thought she knew about love.

Explanation:One of Paul's classmates who is in the Second Company with him. Kropp is one of Paul's closest companions during the war, an intellectual and inquisitive young guy. Many of the novel's most critical antiwar emotions stem from his interest in examining the roots of the war.

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fate is a predetermined outcome and outcome is just a result

Colombia and Brazil are the subjects from the sentences and Lies are verb from the sentence.

A verb is a word that, depending on its syntax, typically denotes an event, an action, or a state of being. The infinitive, with or without the particle to, is the fundamental form in the typical description of English.

Verbs are inflected in several languages to represent tense, aspect, mood, and voice. As its subject or object, a verb may also agree with the identity, gender, or number of some of its arguments.

There are three different verb tenses: present, past, and future. The present tense shows that an action is being carried out; the past tense shows that it has already been completed.

Verbs come in several types, and each kind is decided by the words that go with it and how they relate to the verb. In general, four primary categories of verbs are classified based on the number of valency arguments they take: intransitives, transitives, ditransitives, and double transitive verbs.

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Summarization of the whole chapter 7 of the outsiders. Hope this helps :)

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A crowd of reporters comes into the hospital waiting room, and Ponyboy answers their questions. Afterward, the doctor explains to Ponyboy and his brothers that Dallas will be okay within a few weeks, but he will have some scarring. Johnny will be crippled for life if he survives.

The boys can do nothing more at the hospital so they go home to bed. In the morning, Ponyboy gets up first. He is cooking his family’s usual breakfast of eggs and chocolate cake when Two-Bit and Steve arrive with a morning paper. The front page is covered with stories about Ponyboy and the gang. There is a story about the fire, another about the fight with the Socs that ended in murder, and a third about Ponyboy and his brothers. Reading the articles, Ponyboy learns that he will go to juvenile court for running away from home and that Johnny will be tried for manslaughter even though Cherry insists he acted in self-defence.

Darry does not want to leave Ponyboy alone, but he cannot afford to stay home from work. Two-Bit offers to hang around for the day, and he tells stories while Ponyboy cleans the house. When that job is finished, Ponyboy and Two-Bit walk around town. Soon they see the blue Mustang, and several Socs get out. Ponyboy blames these boys for the mess with Johnny. He wants to fight, but Two-Bit says all fights are off until that evening’s rumble.

One of the Socs, Randy, asks to speak to Ponyboy alone. Randy wants to know why Ponyboy saved the kids in the fire. “I would have let those kids burn to death,” he says. After a moment, he adds that he never would have thought a greaser would save them either. Ponyboy says it does not matter whether a person is a Soc or a greaser in making a decision like that. The individual chooses for himself.

Randy says he is not going to the rumble. He tells Ponyboy all about Bob, the boy Johnny killed and explains that he is too sick of the fighting and cruelty to take part in it anymore. He wants to run away, but Ponyboy says that will not help. He is seeing Randy with some level of empathy now, and he says he would help if he could. “No, you wouldn’t,” Randy says. “I’m a Soc. You get a little money and the whole world hates you.” “No,” Ponyboy replies. “You hate the whole world.” He adds that he thinks Randy would have saved the kids in the fire. He has decided that Randy is not a Soc but a regular guy. After this conversation, Ponyboy lights a cigarette and thinks about how good it is to know that the people on the other side are human beings too.

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B. third-person point of view

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A. Prefer

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 A   prefer

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Resposta: Explanation :São estruturas de texto que descrevem situações, pessoas, cenas, coisas, entre outros. São repletos de detalhes.

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B

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if you look there is more spread of the words but it also looks compact and neat

Answer: C

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I think because you use a colon when you list steps or directions. Hope this helps. (Not 100% Sure)

A) is just wrong because it says "and" after every comma.

B) is also wrong, it is listing directions just in commas.

Doctors say social media improves the quality of care delivered to patients. Social media educates and informs both physicians and patients. The healthcare system is more transparent regarding outcomes, cost and value. Greater trust follows positive relationships between patient and provider.

Social media provide HCPs with tools to share information, to debate health care policy and practice issues, to promote health behaviours, to engage with the public, and to educate and interact with patients, caregivers, students, and colleagues.

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Exposure to media, especially among youth, may affect health behaviors such as substance use, sexual activity, and eating habits. It also be leading to more equal communication between the patient and healthcare professional

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The answer is C. Women are not adequately represented in U.S. monuments. “‘Why not continue Bly's work, she thought, by bringing visibility to some of these women so rarely depicted in public sculpture?’”