#1. Callie states that the problems the “guests” at Sea Pines (aka Sick Minds) have are referred to as “issues” rather than “problems,” and that they are referred to as “guests with behavioral issues” rather than patients. How does Callie feel about this? What is her tone when she talks about this from the narrator’s perspective? How do you know that?

The major difference between the communist party in china and political parties in the united states is that a. in the united states, political parties have no role in government. b. in china, the communist party shares power with the national people's congress. c. in the united states, political parties hold widely differing views on almost every topic. d. in china, the communist party runs the government with no opposition.