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HELP ILL MEDAL AND FAN IF U DO You are standing at the front doors on the first day of school, willing yourself to go inside. It can be difficult to make new friends after 15 years, but you are determined to try.
This new school is an opportunity to try new things as well as meet new people. You can play the flute in the marching band or write for the school newspaper. You have always wanted to write.Now is your big chance since your old school did not have a newspaper.
Moving to a new town over the summer has given you a chance to get ready for this day. Being the new kid is not

Answer 1

as terrible as everyone makes it seem. You decide to make the best of this as you open the doors wide.

From which point of view is this passage written?
A.
Third person limited
B.
Third person omniscient
C.
First person
D.
Second person

Answer 2

The word "you" Is second person so whats the answer?

Answer 3

D :)

Answer 4

THX!

Answer 5

Your welcome! :)

Answer 6

HELP

Answer 7

The silence in the car is difficult to bear.
I turn on the radio, and music fills the air.
My fingers tap to the beat on the steering wheel.
The guitars vibrate so loudly, they almost seem real.
I glance at my child, sleeping in his car seat.
The volume goes down, and he rests, so sweet.
The road stretches out before me, like a ribbon of gray.
Only a few more hours, and we will find a place to stay.
I begin to sing again, as a new song plays on the radio.
This time, however, I detect a small echo.
The volume goes down, and I listen carefully.
There is another voice, and I know it is not me.
Just as I begin to wonder if the car has learned to sing,
I glance back to see my once-sleeping child, sweetly harmonizing.

Answer 8

From what point of view is the poem told?
A.
first person
B.
The point of view changes from first person to third person.
C.
third person
D.
second person

Answer 9

HELPPPPPPP

Answer 10

"I" is only first person so.....whats the answer?

Answer 11

A

Answer 12

Correct! :)

Answer 13

The author develops the passage from Brandi's point of view. How does this affect the passage? Use details from the passage to support your answer.

Answer 14

i have to write it out

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

@tshimp0629

Answer 17

NEED HELP!

Answer 18

The author develops the passage from Brandi's point of view. How does this affect the passage? Use details from the passage to support your answer.

Answer 19

I haven't read it

Answer 20

:(

Answer 21

i put it

Answer 22

The author develops the passage from Brandi's point of view. How does this affect the passage? Use details from the passage to support your answer.

Answer 23

who's brandi?

Answer 24

"I'm here to see Audelia Fields," Brandi said to the nurse at the reception desk.
"Are you all right?" the nurse asked. "Your hands are shaking."
Brandi looked down at her trembling freckled hands. Embarrassed, she closed her eyes and gulped down a pool of saliva that had collected at the back of her throat. "Yes, ma'am, thank you," she replied. "Nursing homes make me uncomfortable."
"Well, she's in room 115," the nurse said with a warm smile. "Miss Audelia's birthday is tomorrow. I hope your visit with her will help you feel more comfortable."
Brandi trudged down the hallway and thought to herself, Thank you, but I doubt it. She had not seen her grandmother in several years, and unpleasant childhood memories had been flooding her mind all day. She had been planning this visit for weeks, but now she wished she could disappear. When she reached room 115, her hand still shook as she formed a fist and gently knocked on the door. She heard a faint grunt in reply to her knock, so she opened the door slowly.
"Is that you, Estelle?" Brandi's grandmother asked. Estelle was one of Brandi's aunts.
"Hi, Grandma, it's Brandi," Brandi piped in a voice that she thought sounded too happy.
"Estelle?" Brandi's grandmother asked again.
Brandi took a deep breath and frowned. "Grandma, I'm Brandi," she said firmly. Why am I reminding her who I am? she thought. Maybe it's better if she doesn't remember me.
"Who?" Brandi's grandmother repeated with a quivering lip.
Brandi's heart melted as she saw the frightened look in her grandmother's eyes. She forgot about all the times her grandmother punished her for doing things that her siblings had actually done. She wondered if living in a nursing home was a scary experience for her.
Brandi decided to try starting over in their relationship and being gentle with her grandmother. "I'm Brandi," she said with a smile and an outstretched hand. "What's your name?"
"Audelia Fields," Brandi's grandmother replied with a dazed smile. "Pleased to make your acquaintance." She gripped Brandi's hand and stared at it for a moment. "You're not Estelle," Brandi's grandmother declared. "You're my granddaughter Brandi. You used to hide behind your brothers and your sisters all the time. I recognize the freckles on your hand."
Brandi took a deep breath and tried to remain calm.
Her grandmother made eye contact with her and grinned. "You've grown into a beautiful young woman. I'll celebrate my 83rd birthday tomorrow."
"Thank you, and I know," Brandi said with a smile. Feeling relaxed, Brandi crossed her arms and noticed that her hands had finally stopped shaking.

Answer 25

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Answer 26

^^

Answer 27

brandi is audeila feilds granddaughter