Read the narrative below and answer the question that follows:
a) “Ladies and g-g-g-gentlemen, thank you all for j-j-j-joining me today.” Mary buried her face in her hands. She had not asked for this. After her father passed away, she had inherited his automotive company. She was not in charge of a company that employed thousands and thousands of people. All of these people’s livelihoods now rested on her shoulders. All these people were counting on her to lead them, and she could not even provide them with a stutter free sentence.
b) She had one hour before she had to deliver the most important speech of her life. She was worried that if she messed this up, she would ruin the company. She had no idea how right she was. If this speech did not go well many of her employees would not respect her. She would be faced with many of the district managers feeling that they could do a better job than Mary and attempt to usurp power. This would lead to a decline in productivity, worker strikes, massive layoffs and the downfall of the company. She had to inspire her workers with this speech, or the company was doomed.
c) “Ladies and g-g-g-g-g-gentlemen....” Mary just wanted to cry. Her stutter always got worse when she was nervous. She never seemed to be able to control it without her dad’s help. She remembered when her dad would try to help her. Her favorite time was fifteen years ago around Christmas time. They were making Christmas cookies and she was having a hard time saying “jingle bells.” When she got frustrated her dad held her in his arms and had her sing “Jingle Bells.” She did not know why, but when the words were set to music she could do it.
d) Mary’s eyes grew wide. That was the answer: Music! She scrambled through her notes. It was not perfect, but she could set the speech to music in her head. She cleared her throat and bobbed her head like it was a metronome. She took a deep breath, smiled, and said “Ladies and gentleman, thank you for joining me here today.”
Which of the following best describes the ending of this narrative?

A. Foreshadowing
B. Narrative Framing
C. Retrospection
D. Cyclical

Answer:

A

Explanation:

the narrator is summarising or telling a story which is Foreshadowing meaning alike or almost the same

there are many in my house,____(children/childrens)
of soldiers visited our academy (an army/a group
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1. What objects are represented in each of the four color photographs?

2. Cite three other types of objects that were found in Tutankhamun's tomb but do
not appear in these five photographs.

3. What symbolism appears on the objects represented in both Photo 2 and Photo 5?

which of the following does not happen when the window goes to visit Becky

1. Why did Achebe and his friends view the masquerades of the Nwafor Festival from a “reasonable distance”?

Summary on why Netflix banned Russia

Ch. 24 - After hearing about Tom Robinson's fate, for what does Alexandra criticize the town? How does

Miss Maudie answer her frustration?

There are five short vowel in english language? True or falsa

List all the helping verbs, linking verbs, and action verbs.

"There are millions way to honor Hispanic Heritage month " is this literal or figurative language?​

What are the purposes of king’s allusions? to cite german progress after world war ii to evoke images of other freedom fighters to encourage protesters not to break laws to illustrate that some laws are unjust

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Research question: how much did the ford model t cost? why is the research question ineffective? which is the most effective revision of the research question?

he is intelligent_hard working.

A, as well as
b, although
c,there fore
d,yet​

Which of the following is NOT a tenet used by the modernist writers?

a) Highlight the alienation of the individual in the modern world

b) Capture the cynicism and disappointment that many people felt toward
outdated nineteenth-century ideas

c) Use experimental language and techniques and writing from multiple
perspectives and in different voices

d) Accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative

A​ _____________ is not directly addressed or impacted by a​ communication, but may be interested in or affected by it.
A.
audience
B.
secondary audience
C.
primary audience
D.
audience profile

How does the author use the character of the nurse to develop the social issue of gender inequality? the nurse’s willingness to take care of nora when nora was little demonstrates a woman’s ability to do difficult work. the nurse’s need to give up a child in order to have a job demonstrates a woman’s inability to support herself. the fact that the nurse’s child wrote to her as a young girl and as an adult demonstrates a woman’s ability to keep friends forever. the nurse’s assurance to nora that her children ask for her often demonstrates women’s role in health care.

Please, can you write a complaint in the future, please

8. At the very end of the book, George and Slim go off to have a drink while Curley and Carlson watch them in
puzzlement. What does this little scene say about life at the ranch and the expected behavior there?

By what percentage did China's
population increase between 1650 and 1900?

What is the relationship between tone and perspective in a narrative text?
O Perspective and tone are two names for the same thing.
O Tone is a point of view, while perspective is an attitude.
O The perspective is usually the opposite of the tone.
O The tone can help determine the narrator's perspective.

What is a conclusion?(1 point) 5 questions

Dictionaries, appendices and title pages are all text aids. please select the best answer from the choices provided t f

I NEED HELP WITH PLEASE URGENTLY I DONT UNDERSTAND.
Public advertisements, as commercial men know if they are clear headed, and honest, are, on the whole, anti-social. It is good for private interests and bad, on the whole for public interests. Much of its purpose is to push the sale of brand things like patent medicines, which are bad for the public, or things like this soap or that beer, which are no better or no worse for the public than any other thing of the same sort.


Public advertisements are anti social because:

a. They prevent socializing among people

b. They stifle originality

c. They are against the interests of society

d. They are of no material value.

Is this active or passive???

Which statement shows bias?

Evidence that seven ages of man by William Shakespeare is NOT relevant today?

Read the following lines from the poem.
We want for nothing / really, except
perhaps
How does using the phrase "want for nothing"
affect the tone of the poem?
A
It establishes an ironic tone by implying the
poet is not actually content.
B
It creates a nostalgic tone by describing
memories from the poet's childhood.
С
It reinforces a critical tone by explaining that
the poet feels cheated by her situation.
D
It develops an appreciative tone by showing
that the poet is thankful for what she has.

what does the phrase ''The essence of great leadership is influence, not authority.'' mean

My family is a great anxiety to me. There is my brother Bob, for instance. He's much better, now, for I have worked very hard on him. And even father, when my eye is not on him. There was that business of the right-of-way for example. I had been away for a visit to Aunt Flora. The motor was waiting for me at the station. I sat in front because I wanted to talk to Philipp, the chauffeur. He always tells me what has been happening.

Philipp said, “Rare excitement in the village, miss, about that there right-of-way.” Then he told me the story. Beyond the wood at the end of our lake is a field. The villagers have always used it as a short cut. Father didn't mind. He, after letting them do it for years, has suddenly said they mustn't, and closed the field. And now the villagers said that they had a legal right to use the path, and father said no, and that he had a right to stop them. Father had always been so nice to the villagers.

Then Philipp explained further, and I understood. “Mr. Morris,” he said, he is our butler. Mr. Morris says Mr. Rastrick kept on telling the colonel he was being put upon, and must stand up for his rights.” Then I saw the whole thing, because I knew Mr. Rastrick. He has a private school near London. My brother Bob says that he seems to look on our house as a branch of his private school.

I made up my mind that I stop it. I thought a great deal about it as I dressed for dinner. When I got down to the dining room, I found father and Mr. Rastrick there. I said: “How do you do, Mr. Rastrick?” Mr.Rastrick started on cricket. “The young fellows,” said he, “have no notions of what I call real cricket.”

I had been trying all the time to find some way of settling this quarrel between father and the village. Now it came to me all of a sudden. I said: “Father, I've thought of a way of settling the right-of-way thing. I know they haven't any business in the field really. Still you've always let them go through it.” I said: “Why not get up a match to decide it, father? It would be a fun. If they win, let them have the right-of-way. And if we win, you could do what you liked, I wish you would father.” Father loved this idea. “Excellent!” He cried. “It doesn't matter to me whether they go through the field or not. It's only the principle of the thing. I'll arrange it tonight.” “Now let me see,” he said, about our team.”

Please i will give brainest Read the trailer for Wonder.

The first day of a new school can be scary for anyone, but imagine you had never attended school before . . . anywhere . . . at all. Electives? Homeroom? Clubs? It was all gibberish to August when he entered Beecher Prep for the first time. How would be survive in this strange place, full of children who couldn't look him in the eye? Sometimes, August hated being different.

Which best describes the tone of this trailer?

calm
humorous
informal
tense