That means to be in a bad situation, or to just get in trouble.
Answer:
hey thanks for the words i'm a boy and still those words struck the strings of my heart if you have any other things to say, say them and dont let people stop you from expressing yourself
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<span>When looking at literature, direct speech is easily discernible because
of the quotation marks seen before the quotation. Indirect speech, however, is not so easily discernible because there are no quotation marks that make it easy for readers
to see where the speech is. There are,
however, ques that clue readers in on where indirect speech begins as indirect
speech in literature is where what someone said is being discussed, described,
or reiterated. Words to look out for
could be “he said,” “she tells,” “all chanted,” “most talked about.” While there are descriptions of what someone
was thinking, there are no descriptions of speech. As such, and with this in mind, there does not
appear to be any sort of indirect speech included in the excerpts
provided. </span>
Answer:
B) anti-semitism
Explanation:
“Miep came up one afternoon all flushed and asked Father straight out if we thought they too were infected with the current anti-Semitism. Father was stunned and quickly talked her out of the idea, but some of Miep's suspicion has lingered on.”
Excerpt From: Anne Frank. “Anne Frank: The Diary of a Young Girl.” Apple Books.
I also took the quiz and got it correct
