Read the passage below and answer the question.

many of gk chesterton's writings are a defense of christianity against its critics. known as "the apostle of
common sense." chesterton wielded his favorite weapon, paradox, to devastating effect. his seemingly
contradictory statements make timeless truths sound not only fresh but inevitably true, as in this example:
"the paradox of courage is that a man must be a little careless of his life even in order to keep it" - "the
fallacy of success"

this passage is an example of the approach to literary criticism because it requires close reading of the author's language.

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how to separate a subordinate clause from the main clause

here is the essay.

global warming. are we heading to a mini ice age era?

everybody have heard about the effects of global warming on planet earth. but in recent studies, many scientist explain that it is not the human being and his pollutants, what is affecting the planet. that only represents a small part. they make reference that what we are living on the planet right now is one of the many cycles of planet eart through its existence. because human life is too short, we do not stay on the planet too long to see its effects.

people everywhere should be concerned, but the clarion call is for the youngster to hear it.

some russian scientist has stated that the last mini ice age era was in the 1700's and people survived. they had a brutal winter in europe. even the thames river in london, partially frozen, but humanity knew how to keep on.

that is the lesson. humanity must take consciousness and prepare for a cold future, not a warm one.

answer: narrator   ·   the narrator relates the events of the novel in the third person and has access to every character’s thoughts and emotions. biased and partial, the narrator often mocks, condemns, or shows affection for the characters.

mocks, condemns, or shows affection for the characters.

point of view   ·   the novel is written mainly from anne’s point of view, but it frequently switches to marilla’s and sometimes to matthew’s points of view.mocks, condemns, or shows affection for the characters.

point of view   ·   the novel is written mainly from anne’s point of view, but it frequently switches to marilla’s and sometimes to matthew’s points of view.

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