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“IT MATTERS NOT WHAT SOMEONE IS BORN BUT WHAT THEY GROW TO BE”- J.K ROWLING, Harry potter and the goblet of fire.
This indicates that someone can be born poor and destitue but grow up to dominate and rule the world and vice versa. Someone can be born ill but grow up to be an athlete champion and vice versa.
Just because you are born with an advantage doesn’t mean life would be smooth sailing without struggles and vice versa.
Examples
Jay Gatsby in The great gatsby by F. scott Fitzgerald’s.
Okonkwo in things fall apart by chinua chebe
Answer: to solve, multiply 45000 times 1.30 and then that by ten.
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Both authors want readers to protect human rights, to focus on saving trees. They intend to entertain readers with their essays and also to convince readers of their viewpoint.
Explanation:
In Silent Spring Rachel Carson makes up a fictional story about what life in the United States will be like if we don't save the environment, whereas in "Save the Redwoods", by John Muir, the author present facts and evidence to convince readers to rescue the Sequoia, which is a kind of tree.
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- It is expected that the store will attract shoppers from the surrounding area.
- This may help the economy of Mansfield
- The store is described as a 'Paradise for Shoppers' and Extra Value Foods believe that it will revolutionise shopping in the area.
Explanation:
Some parts of the excerpt are facts, or have been decided to happen in the future. So they are not opinions but facts, such as, <em>plans to open a new ..... </em>, <em>has been suffering from</em> ...... , <em>the completions date</em>...... , <em>and opening hours......</em>
Other sentences are either writer's opinions or food retailer's wishes/targets (they too are categorized as opinion).
The first, second and third sentences (selected in the answer part) show writer's/retailer's opinions and expectations which may turn out to be true or false in the future.
