Read this excerpt from “Raymond’s Run.”
2 answers:
Answer:
Explanation:
ROSIE 1.
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C would be the best, because it is the one that starts a discussion about the art and not just the museum. It also does not sound aggressive about liking the art himself. Hope this helps!
C. The moral of the story
There can be more than one theme in a story, but only one moral.
I think it would be a. formal
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Event:
Moshe the Beadle is deported cause he is a foreign jew. Elizer Wiesel was tutored by Moshe the Beadle in his home. Fascists gain control in Hungary which allowed the Nazis to invade Eliezer and others were packed into cattle cars and were tortured. They arrived at Birkenau and smelt burning flesh and seen smoke coming through chimneys.
Response:
When Moshe returned and told them stories no one believed him. Wiesel was well schooled before Moshe was deported they did not believe the stories cause they thought they were protected as Jews. Again Wiesel's family wasn't afraid so they refused help from a women who offered them a place to refuge. They thought it was a terrifying ride and suffered terribly. A women was yelling about what looks to be a fire as they neared the Birkenau. They arrived to the smell of burning flesh and smoke which scares them all.
What happens next:
Moshe was stuck in cattle cars and went through pain and suffering Moshe was then deported then came back with horrific stories that no one believed The town was then ordered to evacuate, the Jews believed that nothing will happen to them so they refused help from others. While in the cattle car a women was screaming about a fire and the other prisoners had to quiet her. Birkenau was on fire and they were burning bodies of Jews in holes.
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Answer:
inform
Explanation:
because it is telling that recycling can help our planet and help pollution undrises
