Answer:
1. c) the mountain and a squirrel.
2. b) the squirrel.
3. False.
4. c) big.
Explanation:
From the passage we can deduce the following points;
1) The quarrel was between the mountain (former) and a squirrel (latter).
2) Little Prig' is the squirrel. According to the passage, the latter is the squirrel.
3) The mountain didn't say, ''If I cannot carry forest on my back." This phrase wasn't stated in any part of the passage.
4) You are doubtless very big. The adjective in this sentence is big because it qualifies a noun such as the mountain.
Answer:
A conclusion
Explanation:
this conclusion could be what the author learned after the event in the narrative.
Answer:
the appeal of the western frontier.
Explanation:
Mark Twain wrote this in the 1800's as America was expanding, so it would make sense for him to write about the nature in the Mississippi River, where many people were moving to.
D.Paula tossed the football over the fence
All living things maintain a balance within their cells and the environment through the process of homeostasis. This process is crucial for all life to exist in their environment.