B Hey man hang in there we are all trying to pass to good luck
I think it's false because why they will confuse readers
14- The answer is B) It gives the origins of the Tai-me as a life-saving creature.. The author used the myth to portray the Tai-me as a doll with special properties that bring good luck in life.
15- The answer is D) the author wants to give a picture of the behavior of the grasshoppers. The figure of speech used by the author is a simile which is commonly used ot compare, in this case the comparison revolves around the movement of the crickets and the popcorn.
16- The answer is C) The season and human survival. The two brothers are fighting for survival due to the winter migration which implies animals are no longer abundant and food is scarce.
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Answer: Hawthorne begins building this symbol of evil vengeance with Chillingworth's first appearance (". . . dropping down, as it were, out of the sky, or starting from the nether earth . . .") in the novel by associating him with deformity, wildness (the Indians), and mysterious power. Having just ended over a year of captivity by the Indians, his appearance is hideous, partly because of his strange mixture of "civilized and savage costume."
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