The author most frequently uses

to support his purpose of

informing the reader of his past.

True or False In narrative writing, the main idea is usually not directly stated, False

Which line from swimming to anterica would logically lead a reader to predict that lynn cox's swim would be extremely difficult

How did the British empire surpass the United States by 30 years in the struggle of human rights

What event (or events) mainly caused the fall of the British Empire? A. the colonies rose up and fought back against the empire B. infighting between the British leaders caused it to implode from within C. World War II D.

Which statement best explains how Judith Ortiz cofer makes her narrative first love more engaging for the reader

In "To Build a Fire," the man's overconfidence in his abilities has gotten him into a situation that he cannot ultimately control. What is this an example of? A. conflict B. dramatic irony C. anticlimax D. rising action

Rachael begged her neighbor to lend her platform shoes. Which were the the hottest new fad at the disco club. Is this a sentence

Based on Shakespeare's descriptions in "All the World's a Stage," with what age does infancy have the most in common? A. the age of young love B. the age of the soldier C. old age D. the age of the student

Reread lines 247-256. Research and summarize the story Dr. King is referring to

How does the use of dialogue most clearly contribute to the aesthetic impact of the radio broadcast?