This question refers to the book <em>Cry, the Beloved Country</em>. James Jarvis is the father of Arthur Jarvis, who was murdered by Absalom. Arthur Jarvis was a strong defendant of racial equality and an advocate for understanding between the races. Initially, James Jarvis does not seem to care about these ideas much. However, after his son's murder, he finds his writings.
It appears that these writings created an important change within him. He is moved by these ideas and motivated by his words. Jarvis then begins to try to help black people. He provides milk for young children. He also plans a dam and brings an expert to help farmers farm in more efficient and sustainable ways. Therefore, it seems that instead of becoming more prejudiced or angry, he will adopt Arthur's hopes for South Africa.
“He talks” is a sentence fragment. The word he talks doesn’t show anything. If the sentence was like “He talks like a girl”, it’ll be a complete sentence.
In between of match one puppy was putten on the track of Ram and Sham. Ram didn't care about it and drove the car swiftly, kill the puppy and won the match but Sham had stopped his car and pick the puppy, so he lose the match but won the heart.
In the book Annabeth and Percy are 12, but in the movie they are in their teens.
in the book Annabeth has curly blonde hair and in the movie it's straight and dark.
in the book Clarisse was the camp bully but she doesn't appear in the movie
The Hydra does not make an appearance in the book but it does in the movie
Ares has a main role in the book but only appears once in the movie
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The answer is B:
<em>Japan's decepcion</em> is understood by the lines "..the Japonese goverment has <em>deliberately sought to deceive</em> the United States by <em>false statements</em> and expressions of hope for continued peace". <em>The aggressive stance</em> with <em>the sucessive attaks</em> were <em>agains</em>t Malaya, Hong Kong,Guan, Philippine Islands, Wake Island and Midway Island.
