Which evidence best supports the conclusion that this story was written for children? The Willow-wren and the bear

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Answer 1

Answer:

Answer:The title

Explanation:It is about willow-wren and the bear which means it’s prolly fiction

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What is the prefix of active

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Prefixes are a group of letters that you add to a word to make another word with a different meaning. You can add a lot of prefixes: Inactive, Reactive, abstractive, extractive, hypperactive, and many many more.

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We can add a lot of prefixes to active, such as

inactive
reactive
nonactive
hyperactive
proactive
subtractive
attractive
distractive

Which closing uses correct punctuation? A. All my love. B. Your friend! C. With warm wishes, D. Your best friend

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The correct closing would be:- With warm wishes,

Answer: C) with warm wishes,

(on a side note, you may add your name for example:-

With warm wishes, Marie Hannah)

C is the answer
ex: With warm wishes, TheSmartGuy2

Which is true of all narrative text? Answer Options with 4 options 1. It tells the reader a story. 2. It explains an action or thing. 3. It tries to change the reader's mind. 4. It shows a way to do something.

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I'm pretty sure the answer is 2. or maybe.... 1.

In "The Listeners," the line "of the forest's ferny floor" is an example of which kind of figurative language? A.
alliteration

B.
onomatopoeia

C.
personification

D.
metaphor