I think A. "Dad will get some tape AS SOON AS THE STORES OPEN TOMORROW."
Answer:
B. Ernesto never says that he is afraid of attending school in America; the boy never says that he is afraid of dying.
Explanation:
"Barrio Boy" by Ernesto Galarza is a short story of how a Mexican boy came to an American school and learned English. he did not show any fear or reluctance to attend an American school even though he can't understand a thing that was said.
Likewise, the young boy in Ernest Hemingway's short story "A Day's Wait" tells the story of how a young boy thought he'd die due to his high temperature but did not actually reveal his fear of dying. Rather, he approached the topic bravely, asking his father<em> "About how long will it be before I die?"</em>
Both boys showed extreme bravery in their approach of the situation, one boldly attending an American school while the other did not let his fear of dying show.
Answer:
All credit goes to g0ogle for these answers:
"Joe ate his banana." - noun.
"They ran all the way home." - verb.
"You are a pretty girl." - adjective.
"He quietly opened the door." - adverb.
(Sorry if i missunderstood the question)
Answer:
The cause of Aibeleen's bitterness was to recognize that "seed" for saying so or that new trend or habit that perhaps she has acquired, the good thing was that in a short time she recognized it.
Explanation:
The Aibileen precisely recognized that change that took place within him, which apparently was not for the better, because as he says it was a cause of bitterness, or it could be, that the change involved left some habit or good habit that perhaps it had.
Witnessed: to see an event...typically a crime or an accident
Precipitation: rain, snow, hail, sleet - that falls to the ground - the action or process of precipitating a substance
Descend: move or fall downward
Rejoice: to feel or show great delight
Adjourned: to break off, with the intention of resuming it later
Hope I helped!