Exploring the city's landmarks is such a wonderful experience. Now I know a lot about New York.
Hey get over here!” my brother screeched to me. It was last January and we were slipping and sliding on the ice
by my school. My school has this big field that gets really swampy and mushy in the summer but in the winter it’s like an
ice rink. I zipped over to my brother and crashed into him with a SMACK.
My brother was too focused on the ice to notice. He was pointing down at a green rectangle frozen in the ice.
“That’s money!” I screamed. We jumped, pounded, chipped on that ice until our toes were like frozen popsicles. When
we got it out it was mushy and soggy but it still worked. At the store we got a Hershey bar and a bunch of mini peanut
butter cups. We raced back to the field and looked all day. There’s nothing better than free money!
BUt then we found out it belonged to a older man who had just broke his leg so we felt guilty.
The answer is " the additional meaning that comes from the feelings one gets from a word"
Answer:
'A Quilt of a Country' is a commentary written by Anna Quindlen, which was written after the terror attacks on America that occurred on September 11, 2001. Quindlen uses the metaphor, or a literary comparison, of the United States as a quilt comprised of diversified pieces.
