For that first one the answer would be the third choice. Throughout the story, Anne would continually write in her diary which proved her as an excellent writer. For the second one, probably the first choice, due to the fact of that long time that everyone was staying in the Annex, it was super depressing. For the last one, I'm not really sure, but I'll guess the third choice. I hope this helps, and please mark as brainliest if possibly correct. THX!
Answer:
Don't forget to bring your pencils, paints, and an easel to the art class.
Answer:When Caesar lost most of his fleet, he returned to Gaul to regroup and resume his journey. He had ordered the people there to build him a large fleet. After defeating Cassibellaun, he returned to France.
Explanation:
In chapter 11, Mrs. Tibbits and Ben just get back from toad watching because it was raining. Mrs. Tibbits tells Ben the reason why her sister-in-law wants to sell the house. Developers want to purchase the property to build on it. Ben realizes this is not good because the Spadefoot toads are endangered and if developers indeed purchase the property and build there, the spadefoot toads will no longer be able to lay their eggs and will probably become extinct. Ben is trying to hatch a plan to help Mrs. Tibbits in this situation.
Answers with Explanations:
1. How are Lourdes and Enrique's departures from Honduras similar? How are they different?
Lourdes and Enrique's departures from Honduras are similar in a way that they are both searching for something. Lourdes was looking for a better job, so she can give her children a better life while Enrique was looking for his mother, the only person he thinks can understand him
The only difference in their departures is that Lourdes legally migrated to the U.S.A. for work while Enrique went there illegally. It was a dangerous endeavor for Enrique, but he was able to manage although he needed to weather many threats.
2. What is your opinion on learning from a parent's life experiences? Do you think that we learn from our parents or that we, as children, make the same mistakes?
I believe that we, as children, <em>learn from a parent's life experiences.</em> This gives us the chance to change and not commit the same mistakes. Although it's true that parents are the first teachers of children at home, observing their situation (especially if it's bad or negative) gives children a warning sign of not repeating the same mistakes.