So when the prompt asks for 3 examples of powerful language, it's asking for something that makes an impact. It's powerful, and it make you think. Kind of like figurative language or metaphors. That's just what I think though...
Answer:
I think that Sofia should decide this for herself.
Explanation:
She is the only one who knows how much she can do. Her peers could give her their opinions, but these won't help her all that much. She is the expert on herself, and her work. She has to do this herself.
Answer: Some people now consider space colonization an urgent need rather than a possible adventure.
Explanation:
I think the answer would be A. Her fear of being thought anti-revolutionary. At this time, being anti-revolutionary could get someone moved out of the country, and since Niu Fen was a loud-mouth, she could be able to tell someone about it. Especially since it reads, "<span>I don't know whether Niu Fen reported Wenli to the school leaders." </span>
Answer:
D. after sentence 5
Explanation:
Let us first examine the meaning of this misplaced sentence.
It provides us with information regarding Shamsul Maidin's awards and prizes. However it uses the word "also" which implies that his awards have already been introduced and that this only follows from that.
Since his awards and recognitions are first introduced in sentences (4) and (5), this means that this misplaced sentence should logically come after them.
