I am pretty sure that the answer is D
Answer:
I believe that everyone was born pure and innocent; Being hateful has to do with the way you were taught when you were little or the people surrounding you. If the people around you have good manners then you'll grow used to it and also have good manners. It all depends on your surroundings.
Answer:
A. Who is Keckley referring to as “they”? Replace the word “they” in the sentences with the noun. Then circle “yet” and “since” in the third sentence.
“They” could be the people of the South Keckley refers to in the previous
sentence, some of them slaveholders.
B. What does Keckley describe in the first two sentences?
She doesn’t blame southerners for holding slaves because they were just doing what they had been brought up to believe was right.
C. How do these three sentences describe Keckley’s ideas about slavery?
She is sympathetic toward southern slaveholders, but at the same time believes slavery to be wrong.
Explanation:
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Answer:
Johnny wakes Ponyboy up suddenly, and they realize it has gotten late. Ponyboy runs home, scared of facing Darry, but Johnny stays in the lot, since his parents don't care what happens to him. When Ponyboy gets home, Darry is up waiting for him, and Soda is asleep on the sofa. Darry is "madder than I'd seen him in a long time," and he starts to yell at Ponyboy for falling asleep in the lot, saying, "Ponyboy, what on earth is the matter with you? Can't you use your head? You haven't even got a coat on." When Soda starts to stick up for Ponyboy, Darry yells at him, too. Ponyboy says, "You don't yell at him!" In response, "Darry wheeled around and slapped me so hard that it knocked me against the door." The brothers stand in silence, since nobody in their family had ever hit Ponyboy. Darry screams, "Pony, I didn't mean to!" as Ponyboy runs away, back to the lot, deciding to run away.
