First.
A Showing the children locking Margot in the closet reveals the narrator's uncaring attitude toward the girl.
B Explaining that after an hour in the sun the rain begins to pour again shows the narrator's sympathy for the children.
C Describing how the children tease Margot, shows the bias the narrator feels toward the children.
D Describing the delight the children feel while playing in the sunshine shows the narrator's envy of their experience.
Second i think it might be D but im not sure
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. THe figurative language for the part of the passage in parentheses would be metaphor. It <span>is a figure of speech which makes an implicit, implied or hidden comparison between two things that are unrelated but share some common characteristics. Hope this answers the question.</span>
In her speech, “Ain’t I a Woman”, Truth highlights the inappropriateness in equality that was faced by both, men and women from African culture. This speech is one of the most profound speeches with a dominant message that later in time, found its craze among the listeners and readers. The choice of using the word “children” is critical in the speech. By speaking so, she tries to establish a connection between her and the audience. This places Truth in the character of a mother who is providing a deep lesson of compassion to her kids (audience).
Therefore, I am sure that "Option-B" is the correct choice.