In a story, what does a theme do?

What type of text structure would you use if you wanted to write a story about one polar bear's plight as the ice in his hunting ground dwindles? a expository c persuasive b. narrative d descriptive

If other expert sources agree with a source, the source a. has authority b. is not accurate c. seems biased d. lacks currency

I have some questions regarding the short story The Bolted Door by Edith Warton. 1. In what setting does the story take place? 2. What can you say about the language the author uses? 3. Is the story plausible? 4. How would you describe the story: i.

Does anyone have any inside experience, going through "Chaper 35" for school?

What problem - either yours, or something more global - do you wish you could solve?

When Pip's benefactor reveals him/herself to Pip, what does Jaggers say his role will be? A. He will arrange the initial meeting. B. He will require a 10 percent payment. C. He asks Pip to let him know right away. D.

Is this answer right?

How did the economies of the north and the south lead to different views on the economic policies of the U. S.?

What is the purpose of balancing criticism with encouragement? Select all that apply. *shows objectivity *communicates respect and concern for others *soothes the egos of sensitive people *makes the person more receptive to criticism

Which statement about this e-mail is true? The e-mail is correct, appropriate, and ready to send. The e-mail should be edited for spelling. The e-mail should be less formal in tone. The e-mail should be more formal in tone. Mark this and return