Answer:
b. characterizes the bazaar as drab, seedy, and ordinary
Explanation:
In James Joyce's short story "Araby," the narrator looks forwars to going to the bazaar to buy a present for the girl he likes, Mangan's sister. However, even though he promises her that he would buy her something and is expecting to find a fabulous place, his drunk uncle takes him to the bazaar too late and most of the stalls are closed. In fact, the place looks grey, gloomy and unpleasant.
Answer: It is a part of the rising action that shows a conflict between the dogs.
Explanation: Usually in a pack of dogs, there will be a fight for dominance. Spitz intruded Buck’s nest to show him that he was top dog, which would have been seen as a challenge to Buck, and it shows a battle will follow soon.
The conclusion do NOT give a sense of completeness.
In order for the concluding paragraph to be complete, the paragraph suppose to write a short line on the costs of different sporting activities and to make a short suggestion of how schools should go about cutting costs.
The woman depicted in the oval portrait is the wife of a passionate painter who has painted this oval portrait.