The detail "...make sure they are not touching each other..." best supports the inference that one bad apple can spoil all the others. As stated in the text, the fruits are stored in the hoard house for future consumption. It is important that one does not contain a bruise since this will also affect the others around it.
Provide background information, comment on the action of the play, and recite the prolouge and epilogue
Answer: 1.-simple language and 2.- mostly an oral tradition.
Explanation: The characteristics of American Literature tend to follow movements in American History. Few broad details of American Literature movements are that they often followed characteristic English Literary movements, but tended to be a few years behind (ie: Romanticism). Additionally, American Literature often reflects American ideals and themes: from the escape from English rule and religious oppression, to becoming our own nation and people, our literature reflects the early religious questions (Who is God and what does He want? How can I find knowledge without the church? Where is the balance of religion and nature and the human experience?), the exploration of new frontiers, slavery and then freedom writings, and equality and individuality writing (which includes the voice of many minorities, not just women and Black Americans).
Answer:
The word "seeped" (Line 49) serves to suggest both
Kya's gradual coming to terms with her past and her eventual movement into a new phase of life.
Explanation:
The word "seeped" is the past form of the word "seep." Its usage suggests a gradual movement of a substance or essence through something or something. It connotes a gradual understanding that Kya acquires with maturity. Kya must be undergoing some inevitable learning processes that come with adulthood. Therefore, it suggests that Kya was coming of age, to appreciate her past, present, and future.
