What sort of social position do you think the author had at the time
the book was written more than one thousand years ago? (b) What details from the selection make you think as you do?
[The pillow Book] by Sei Shōnagon

The inference shows that the social position that the author had at the time of writing was in the 10 the century during the Heian period in Japan.

An inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information that's given in a passage.

In this case, the social position that the author had at the time of writing was in the 10 the century during the Heian period in Japan.

It was about the observations of the author during her time as a court lady to Empress Consort Teishi.

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14. Mr. Jain said to his colleague, "Will you please drop me at the airport?"
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Nell is writing a short story. Read the following excerpt.


Keisha’s heart raced as she waited for her turn to go onstage. She had practiced her dance routine hundreds of times, but she was terrified that she would slip and fall in front of the large audience, which included her dance teacher and her whole extended family. Finally Keisha took a deep breath and trotted to center stage behind the curtain, striking a fierce pose.


Which addition to the story would add an element of dramatic irony?


A.

Keisha’s performance went off without a snag. Afterward, even her twin brother Colin congratulated her: “You didn’t even slip and fall down!” he joked.

B.

Keisha danced flawlessly and finished with a grin. As she took her bows, she slipped and landed hard on her tailbone—she hadn’t practiced that part.

C.

As the music began, Keisha moved gracefully around the stage. She did slip once but recovered with a smile, confident that the audience did not notice.

D.

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influence?
O A It shows that Shakespeare's work is influential enough to
still affect the language we use and the shows that we
watch.
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are only popular because of their relationship to
Shakespeare.
OC It shows how Shakespeare's original language and stories
have been altered to the extent that we no longer consider
them his.
OD It suggests that we wouldn't have witty phrases or
engaging televisions if it weren't for Shakespeare's
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