The key point in here is when he says "of course not" to reply the child and then took her onto his lap and hugged her. In then, he does not show confident enough to talk about the subject with her. He shows as well how he stills remind and cannot scape from his experience in war and how he keep remind it on his mind. <em>This is why option B is correct, the texts 2 and 4. </em>
The beginning refers to the incentive moment and begins the cause-and effect chain of events. It is similar to striking a match and lighting the fuse.
The middle or climax,must be caused by earlier events and in turn cause the events that follow.
The resolution or end must be the result of the events in the story, but it cannot introduce new events outside the scope of the story.
Answer:
When Oedipus hears the drunken man say he is not the son of Polybus and Merope, his pride and anger initiate the problems that follow. Instead of believing his parents, whom he says were insulted by this accusation, he sneaks off to the oracle to ask whether they are really his parents because he is angry about the way people are talking about him.
Explanation:
There isn't really an explanation
Answer: The correct answer is option A. "She is annoyed with Walter for some reason"
Explanation: The excerpt from Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun" shown in the question starts by Ruth stating that she's sleepy as the devil to deny something. This, and the fact she not only does not follow what Walter says but she does exactly what he doesn't want, implies that Ruth is annoyed with Walter for some reason.
