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In "The Battle of Blenheim," Old Kaspar's tone is: excited.
hopeful.
respectful.
unemotional.

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Answer 1
Answer: The best answer would be excited. Old Kaspar's tone is excited. He was excited to tell to his grandchildren the story of the Battle of Blenheim.  He sees how interested and enthusiastic the children are and this made him happy to tell the story.
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Adversity is the correct answer.

Answer: The answer is ADVERSITY

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This is the best answer choice and i got it correct

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yes because admonished is another word for scold so it would be read like, " Mrs. Clyde was surprised to discover that Willian's father hadn't scolded him."

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I think it is connotation, sorry if i am wrong, hope this helps

Fast PLEASE!! What is one way to approach reading a difficult piece of literature? Skim it.
Read it quickly.
Read it at the last minute.
Make predictions while reading

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Answer:

Make predictions while reading.

Explanation:

One of the best strategies you can use when approaching a difficult piece of literature is making predictions while reading. This will force you to engage with the piece more deeply and to constantly analyze what it is you are reading. Moreover, by making predictions, you can see whether they come true or not, which could indicate whether you are understanding the piece or not.

the answer would be make predictions

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the correct answer is b because if its reasonable its easy to believe 
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Something that opposes the central character, or the protagonist, must be its completely opposite counterpart, its enemy, so to say. So, the answer is 'antagonist'. 

Antagonist

Antagonist contains the prefix ant- which means against. The antagonist is the person, idea, force, or set of circumstances that opposes the central character. For example, Voldemort in Harry Potter is the antagonist. The ocean is the antagonist for Marlin, Nemo's dad, since he has to cross the entire ocean to find his son.

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