Answer:
which chapter??
Explanation:
if u tell me the chapter or the story I may tell u
A teenager cause they are the future of society only they are capable of changing this world.
Answer: A. The narrator refers to God in the third person, thus not making Him the speaker, and speculates that God did not bestow the gift of "rest" because he wanted humankind to worship Him.
Explanation:
In the poem, "The Pulley" by George Herbert, the narrator seeks to explain why God did not give humanity rest. The narrator does so by referring to God in the third person.
The logic, the narrator believes, is that God withheld rest from humanity so that humans may eventually turn to him and worship him when they get tired of the other gifts that he bestowed on them.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
The flashlight and radio both require batteries, having extra would be better than chips or soda. Both of those things have salt and will dehydrate you quickly. Water may not be on hand. A television requires energy and you might not have energy.
The correct answer is A.
Based on this excerpt from Chapter 3 of "The Scarlet Letter", the best explanation to why Mr. Dimmesdale’s speech to Hester Prynne is so moving to the audience is that his voice is so sweet an rich that it caughts the listeners attention and produces a sense of sympathy.
It is the young pastor's voice that captivates the audience rather than the words he is speaking. Its voice "rings out clearly and brightly" which causes listeners to inevitably emphatize.