In Act II, Scene 1, Margot reacts with a sense of foreboding when Mr. Kraler asks to speak with Mr. Frank privately. What is the context of this feeling of "foreboding" in this example? Margot wants Mr. Kraler to treat her like an adult.
Margot feels that something bad is going to happen.
Margot hopes that Mr. Kraler has a wonderful surprise for her.
Margot thinks that Mr. Kraler is keeping secrets from the group.

How does a comet change when it comes close to the sun

The first map shows colonial powers and their holdings (1945). the second map shows human development worldwide. compare the two maps. what do the maps indicate about regions that gained independence in the second half of the twentieth century? they differ in their development patterns. they are as developed as their colonial powers. they are more developed than their colonial powers. they remain less developed than their colonial powers.

Take another look at the population pyramid for france in 1950. notice the disparity between the male and female populations in the 55 to 70 year-old age group. what historical event could account for this disparity?