Answer:
It was my mother's birthday. I wanted to celebrate by buying a cake for her. My godbrothers and brother went to a store to buy a cake. I was really excited to surprise my mom. I said to a working lady "Hi" as a sign I want help.
She responded, "wait please". I was waiting patiently and a Spanish lady said "What can I help you with" in Spanish. I wanted to play around and responded "I don't Spanish" even though I do speak Spanish. Everyone was laughing and the lady said "oh I couldn't help you through your mask".
Everyone that was there was laughing super hard. I was keeping a good act being serious. The lady apologizes by saying "I'm sorry couldn't hear you through your mask". I told her it was fine. Later when I already order my cake and wanted to get more items from the store, my brother said "adios" when we left which means goodbye in English.
Explanation:
Out of all the fights with the Morlocks, the fight that was classified as the worst in The Time Machine by the Time Traveller was the fight they have when the Time Traveller first enters the underworld.
The Time Traveler comes to the conclusion that he must enter the world of the Morlocks in order to retrieve his machine. Weena and the pursuing Morlocks perish in the ensuing forest fire, and the Time Traveller escapes after setting a small fire behind them to divert the Morlocks. The Time Traveller is crushed by his loss.
It was his first fight that was the worst as he did not had any idea about how to fight the Morlocks which made it really difficult for him.
Thus, the correct option is A.
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Answer:
b) She felt entitled to riches because of her looks.
Explanation:
Madame Loisel, as can be inferred from the paragraph, is not born in a wealthy family, but certainly possesses great beauty and charm. The statement, <em>"She dressed plainly because she could not dress well, but she was unhappy as if she had really fallen from a higher station;" </em>indicates her dissatisfaction with her humble situation, the sorrow of which she feels as though it were a step-down from a "higher-station."
Here, "higher-station" cannot be a major change in her financial situation after marriage, because she was born in a family of clerks and subsequently married a clerk. It, however, suggests that she felt that she was entitled to more than what she got, and that her not being able to dress well, or have luxury in a way, was like a step-down from what she deserved because of how she looked.
