Although Robert Cormier sets his Frenchtown Summer (1999) in a post-World War I community, the novel is mainly about:
a. a young boy facing problems and trying to understand his conflicting emotions about his life and family.
b. a young female protagonist who is seeking relief from the emotional problems caused by the war.
c. characters dealing with the clash of values of American Indian and European cultures.
d. overcoming disease and disabilities and the struggle to survive the challenges of everyday life.
a
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A. physical B. psychological C. cognitive D. aesthetic E. both B and C
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a) Allows interim data analysis and corroboration to ensure the match between findings and participant reality b) Allows triangulation in data collection and data analysis c) Uses tape recorders, photographs, and videotapes d) Uses literal descriptors of people and situations
When renegotiating your salary, it is a good idea to discuss the salaries of your fellow employees.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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What will be an ideal response?