Answer:
he quits because Judy Jones calls him boy and she orders him to caddy for her. Rather than submit to her, he quits
Explanation:
what is the reason Dexter gives Mr. Jones for quitting caddying?
he says he's too old to caddy
why does Dexter really quit caddying?
he quits because Judy Jones calls him boy and she orders him to caddy for her. Rather than submit to her, he quits
Answer:
Hans Brinker and his younger sister participates in a Skating race whose winning prize is pair of silver skates. The belonged to a poor family and they did not had money to buy new skates for the competition. Hans has saved some money so he took those money out of the saving box to buy new skates but since his father is having some mental disorder the doctor asks for an immediate surgery. Hans gives all he has to the doctor and leaves the wish to buy new skates aside. Doctor is so inspired by this act of little child and so he plans to do his dad's surgery for free and returns money to Hans. The group of children who are taking part in the competition goes for a multi day skating journey. There Hans see a little hole from where water was flowing. Hans put his finger in the diike and he saves the city from big flood.
Despite the risks is a prepositional phrase. despite is the preposition. The noun (in this case) that is an object to a preposition is risks. As far as I can see, that's the only prepositional phrase. Many times "on" is, as in "The book is on the table", but not in this case. On in this case is an adverb. It has the same usage as later on, or carrying on.
The correct answer is B. Fathers are used to having total authority over choosing their children's spouses
Explanation:
In the excerpt presented a woman and her fiance are speaking about the arranged marriages, during this dialogue the man insists to the woman she does not know the Igbo culture, which is an ethnic group in Africa and therefore she does not understand the importance fathers have when determining who is going to marry their children. Because of this, the perspective of the man and the woman seem to clash as for her it is ridiculous that the people of that culture cannot decide whom to marry but for the man who has lived in this culture, this aspect is really important. This implies the dialogue in the passage shows the fathers of the Igbo or Ibo culture are used to having total authority over choosing their children's spouses which explains one way in which the patriarchy plays an important role in this society.
The best answer is "comic, exaggerated".
Jim Smiley is clearly a funny character, betting on rather arbitrary things like how far a frog can jump. He's exaggerated in the sense that he'll bet a large sum on pretty much anything ($40 in Mark Twain's day was roughly a thousand dollars today!)
He is a funny and and out-there character, especially considering that the narrator was looking for a Reverend Smiley, about as far from Jim Smiley as a person could be.