The answer is D
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Answer:
scared....
Explanation:
if someone whimpered when they felt lucky they have some issues...
hope this helps lol
just think about a dog dogs dont whimper when happy. neither do ppl
In this poem, we encounter a conversation between a dog and a corpse buried underground. The final stanza reads:
<em>"Mistress, I dug upon your grave</em>
<em>To bury a bone, in case</em>
<em>I should be hungry near this spot</em>
<em>When passing on my daily trot.</em>
<em>I am sorry, but I quite forgot</em>
<em>It was your resting-place."</em>
The irony in this poem is that the dead woman was hoping someone was digging on her grave because they were thinking of her. However, not only was it a dog and not a person who did it, but the dog did not even remember she was buried there.
Answer:
It formally conveys his view that Native Americans were always particularly adept at learning new languages.
Explanation:
I took the test, this was the right answer. You're welcome.
Answer- number 1
Why- I think its number one becasue well i read the passage a couple times and that one made the most sence! Hope this helped