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KISD-English 1-49W
Read the passage, then use the drop-down menus to
identify a problem and a solution.
What was one problem of the boneshaker?
What was one solution for this problem?
While the boneshaker enjoyed a flash of popularity
in the United States and Europe, its weight - it could
be as heavy as 150 pounds - and other design flaws
hastened its demise.
As a new decade began, inventors focused on fine-
tuning the two-wheeler in four main areas: weight,
speed, performance, and comfort. . . . Meanwhile, the
small rear wheel kept down the weight of the
machine. Soon there were other innovations. Solid
rubber tires and pedals replaced metal ones. Frames
were made of steel instead of iron or wood. Seat
springs were improved and brakes were added. The
weight was reduced to 50 and then 40 pounds.
-Wheels of Change,
Sue Macy
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Intro

different situations we experience in life may be of   great influence   in our personality. it 's clear that a critical moment may change many decisions we could take.

in someway, refering to the book's description of the facts,   it's difficult to state how a person could feel commited, or willing to achieve his or her goals in life and to focus on his or   her personality development.

the person may lose interest on how he or she is or looks like, or even who he or she is. the main focus is trying to survive, or suffer less, looking forward to eating, dreaming about being free one day.

in this situation is very difficult to think about development. it's rather impossible.

have you got the options? , check if this one is presented there

"i did right in refusing to create a companion for the first creature. he showed unparalleled malignity and selfishness in evil: he destroyed my friends; he devoted to destruction beings who possessed exquisite sensations . ." (322).