Heidi has a writing assignment to connect the code book to her own life. The line from her assignment that best demonstrates Heidi's connection with the text is <span>D. After reading The Code Book, i will be more careful about the information i share online.
The book has had an impact on her life.</span>
If your choices are the following:
emphasizes the thematic problem of racism
emphasizes the thematic question of identity
is an example of enjambment
is an example of consonance
Then the answer would be emphasizes the thematic question of identity
Answer:
B. Indecisiveness
Explanation:
Ambivalence, as a general term, is defined as "having mixed feelings" about something. This sentence is no exception. On the one hand, she thinks it would be a good idea to visit her parents' country of birth, but on the other hand, she thinks it would be a bad idea.
Therefore, we can automatically certainty, as she thinks two very conflicting thoughts. Due to her worry of how difficult it would be to get back into the country, she is not necessarily entirely excited either. And while she fears the difficulty of getting back into the country, that is not the only emotion she feels.
Are you asking of this is an example of past-tense or current-tense? If that's what you are asking, then I suppose the answer would be passive.
Answer:
If Passage 1 is adapted from "Ancient DNA Tells Story of Giant Eagle
Evolution," © 2005 by Public Library of Science, then the answer would be as follows:
It can reasonably be inferred from Passage 1 that, for most bird species, there is a certain size at which they
a. are unable to fly.
Explanation:
According to Passage 1, "When the dodo's ancestor (thought to be a migratory pigeon) settled on this island with abundant food, no competition from terrestrial mammals, and no predators, it could survive without flying, and thus was freed from the energetic and size constraints of flight.
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"Size constraints of flight" means that the birds that are big to a certain size cannot/could not fly. Taking examples of some birds once roaming New Zealand into consideration, they were giant birds with large wingspans, and therefore, they were unable to fly (flightless).
Other options, namely b. require less energy when flying; c. are more likely to attack other animals; and d. do have a to compete with other birds for food, are nowhere found in Passage 1. In other words, No related information is available.
Therefore, the most possible answer is a.
