Answer and Explanation:
In chapter 14 of "Summer of the moths" the girls wake up due to the sound of goats listening from outside their room. Curious, they get up to look at where that sound came from and it is at that moment that they see a lot of goats. The shepherd quickly introduces himself and seems very kind and friendly, although one of the girls, Odilia, has uncomfortable and sorry feelings around him, which bodes well for bad times that he will provide the girls.
The goatherd's name is Chencho and because he is very kind he offered to accompany the girls to Hacienda Dorada. Odilia rejects the invitation, but the other girls are positive about him and end up accepting him to go along.
During the journey Chencho tells scary and horrible stories about a monster, he seems to know this sinister type of creature well. And he really does, since at night he turns into a chupacabraand and attacks Pita. The other girls are desperate trying to save Pita and save themselves, when they attack the chupacabraand and hurt his eyes, leaving him blind.
Answer:
The correct answer is: irony
Explanation:
Irony refers to a figure of speech where someone or something says/ does something that contrasts sharply or is the opposite of the message they want to convey.
In this instance by imitating the way a sloppy person eats spaghetti, Sally is trying to demonstrate the opposite- showing that good table manners are desirable.
Another example of an ironical statement would be, "Brilliant, I'm really looking forward to hours of study this weekend while my friends are going to the beach without me."
I would say work ethic because that shows how much they’re willing to work for something and it really reveals their character. If they have low work ethic they probably don’t/won’t do anything and that’s not someone you want to be around.
<span>Writing a story to entertain, to inform, or to persuade are examples of the Outline.</span>
