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What information develops the character of tom Buchanan?
We learn that Tom Buchanan has a mistress and has been unfaithful to his wife.
The use of a song to learn and retain information is called?
music mnemonic -apex
What is the use of a song to learn and retain information is called?
music mnemonic -apex
Where can one learn about ADA restrooms?
Someone can learn about ADA restrooms through the government run website on ADA. This website contains vital information such as an introduction to the ADA, ADA requirements and technical information as well as ADA enforcement activities.
Why is Petunia Dursley a flat character?
Flat characters are two dimensional characters who doesn't have any development. Petunia Dursley is a flat character only if you look at individual books, if you look at the series as a whole, she does develop. Petunia is a minor character so in the first book, we only see her in the first few chapters. Our impression is that she is a selfish and proud woman who cares deeply about how others perceive her. This doesn't change much until the fifth book, when we begin to learn a little more of her backstory and finally in the seventh book were we learn even more about her early life. Prior to this, we only see Petunia acting as she always has and therefore she has no development and is a flat character. This is largely because as a minor character who is a muggle, she doesn't appear in much of the story. A lot of Petunia's development also happened outside of the books and through Pottermore, which J.K. Rowling used to release new information.
What information can a reader learn from characterization?
Information about the character's social status
What insight does the reader learn about Bennie's character after Asagai gives Beneatha?
The reader learns that Beneatha is independent
What information can the reader learn from characterization?
The strengths weaknesses and motivations of the characters
When a writer expects a reader to fill in the gaps he or she is expecting the reader to .?
By using the character's actions, interactions, and words to learn more about him or her
What does the reader learn about the grandmothers character from her reaction to the deaths of her family?
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What does the reader learn about the grandmother's character from her reaction to the deaths of her family member's?
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What does the reader learn about the grandmother's character her reaction to the death of the family members?
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What does the reader learn about the grandmothers character from her reaction to the deaths of her family members?
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What does the reader learn about the grandmother character from her reaction to the deaths of her family members?
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What does the reader learn about the grandmother character from her reaction to death of her family members?
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Did Catherine parr get on with henrys children?
she adored them and helped them learn education
