Answer:B
Explanation: I took it and got it right
Upon his return, he tells a story in which the train he was traveling was taken control by Gestapo while crossing Poland. In his story the Jews were taken into a forest, made to dig a pit, take positions in it, only to be shot dead. Moshe was also shot but was mistaken to be dead. Nobody believed him as they were certain that he was swindling with his imagination.
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And also, the Sighet inhabitant Jews were strongly believing in a better tomorrow.
Moshe believed that he was doing the right thing by returning to Sighet to warn people about the upcoming dangers (which he believed were from the Nazis).
Answer: If I were a Chinese person moving to Canada in the 1900s, I would feel like an outsider in Canada.
Explanation: I would feel like an outsider because it's a completely different country altogether. My traditions and beliefs would clash with Canadians. I would most likely get treated differently because I'm of a different race than them. However, it would give me certain freedoms that I didn't have in China, which would be a major advantage of migrating there. Not to mention how sad it is to leave your home and go to a place you're unsure of.
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Answer: it shows how john is stressed i think this although i can not see the passage could you show the passage
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Answer: B, I, J
Morris is inspired to seek a life free of things by her friend, who is able to keep a house and be at peace because of the minimalist approach she has towards it. She also feels inspired by the house by the beach. When she is inside, she feels an enormous sense of peace and tranquility, which she realizes is because of the emptiness of it. Finally, she also gains inspiration from the monks, who sit in white-walled cells in order to achieve enlightenment.
