The third answer option is the correct answer, as it improves the author's analysis. This option states that: "Chisholm’s listing of the words “neglected, left out, ignored, forgotten, or shunned” accentuates the problems many listeners experienced and connects listeners to her as a solution."
This sentence shows that the author used parallelism stressing the importance of voting to people who are marginalized and excluded by politics.
<h3>How is parallelism significant in this text?</h3>
- The author shows how neglect of politics harms people.
- The author shows that only voting can solve this.
- The author shows that neglected people are important for changing national policy.
It is important to emphasize that parallelism is the technique that structures a sentence with similar clauses and with the same grammatical construction.
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Answer:
Cow
Explanation:
Like humans, COW only produce milk after they have given birth, and dairy cows must give birth to one half per year in order to continue producing milk.
Typically they are artificially inseminated within 3 months of giving birth.
The important events in the novel "Sing to the dawn" are:
- Dawan, a young girl living in a rural village in Thailand gets a scolarship to study in the city.
- Dawan's father thinks that teaching girls is pointless and that she should give the scholaship to her brother Kwai.
-Kwai wants Dawan to give up the scholarship so he can get it, since he is second in the list.
- Dawan befriends a peddler named Bao and tells her her story. Bao lets Dawan free an expensive sparrow to cheer her up. Bao's brother beats her up for this and Kwait joins him when he learns that Bao knows his situation.
-Dawan tells Kwai his pretensions of helping the needy are false since he won’t help her.
-Kwai tells his father he will not accept the scolarship even if Dawan turns it down.
-Her father allowes her to accept the scolarship.
-Dawan leaves for the city.
