I know it is kinda hard to read sorry. Read the Following lines from “The New Colossus”

I really need help ASAP!!!!

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Answer 1

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The answer is b. because the statue of liberty, or new colossus, was built not to strike fear into those who see it like the original, but instead to welcome the many immigrants who sought refuge in America. So the answer is b. Good luck on the rest and message me for more help.

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PLEASE HELP ME !! :)Frank is skating with his friends. His nonverbal communication is sending several messages. Which of the following below best describes the messages he is sending, both consciously and unconsciously?
a.
formal, serious, shy, closed, uncertainty, exhaustion, confusion
b.
casual, fun, concentration, warmth, confidence, health, carefree, open
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Answer:

I think the answer is B

Explanation:

if you look at the picture you can see that he is having fun with his skateboard, also if the text says that he is having fun with his friends then assume that he is having a good time

Answer: The correct answer is b. casual, fun, concentration, warmth, confidence, health, carefree, open

Explanation: Confirmed correct.

Lynette is very caring. She always thinks about other people.Which of the following words describes Lynette?
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(B) reliable
(C) considerate
(D) independent

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C because she is considering other people before herself and that makes her a caring person

C because considerate is caring to others

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Can someone help me out I don't think my answer is right

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I think you are correct because some novels don't have a villan and most books talk about the life's of the mc

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A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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