Answer:
I would say A) "I'm just not sure I belong here" because it matches the tone of the other dialogue. The rest of the dialogue in the story is a little self deprecating and suggesting that Jim feels like an imposter or like he's not good enough for the team. A) is the only dialogue that matches this tone of self-conciousness
C. Asking clarifying questions.
Ramona first invites Anna to "discuss any issues or questions". Anna begins by explaining her thinking process. She tells her group what her first thoughts were about the theme of the article. Then, she explains how her thinking changed. She finishes by asking a clarifying question about the theme of the article. Her question is very simple and does not hold any bias. She's not asking rhetorical questions because she truly wants to know the answer since she doesn't understand. She is not asking research questions that would involve more work.
Answer:
The answer is B. Incorreclty.
Explanation:
Unlikely cannot be possible amon the other as it is an adjective, and here we need an adverb, like the rest, so option "d" isn't possible. Ideally means perfectly or according to an ideal so this sounds rather strange according to this context. Succinctly means clearly or briefly and well, we cannot "briefly assume" we either assume or not, as a whole. And finally the divergence or in other words, difference, led the Western Historians to <u>incorrectly</u> assume something from the others.
It seems to me that that response is slightly arrogant. She asks for his opinion then immediately puts it down as if only hers are important. (Additionally, regressions is the only tool we have to <em>make</em> progressions, so not only is she arrogant, she's <em>wrong</em>.)
Answer:
1. Three
2. Aabb
3. Fixed form
Explanation:
Think of the excerpt they gave us as paragraphs instead of stanzas . There are three large chunks in the passage which would make it three stanzas . The rhyme scheme would be aabb because of its constant rhyming through each line . And the poetic structure the author uses is fixed form due to how he interprets his poem in a mannerly structure .
