Answer:
In Fahrenheit 451, mechanical hounds made of metal are used by the fire station to track down suspects who might have banned books. They use their advanced sense of smell and attack suspects by injecting them with a large needle filled with anesthetics
Explanation:
He would be talking about B. The book's genre.
Answer:
C. It suggests a lack of life
Explanation:
First of all, the other answers don't make sense.
A) It does not suggest a dislike of cabins, decaying has nothing to do with that.
B) It does not suggest a fearful community, that is just illogical.
D) It does not suggest something horrible has occurred because that isn't supported in either paragraph.
Therefore, it is C. It suggests a lack of life. Decaying in this case means worn out and not lively. Even the next sentence supports this, "rotting nets, hung out to dry in the last century." The disregard of these things causes them to give off this aura of lacking life. Therefore, the best possible answer in this situation would be C.
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"Harrison Bergeron" takes place in 2081, in the United States, and it's main point is the society depicted, that restrained critical thinking and creativity, as well as competition; in a distorted application of methods to achieve equality. They used devices to avoid clear thinking, masks to hide beauty with the purpose of placing people in the same level.
The characters are the Bergeron family in which the son, Harrison Bergeron, was so superior that no "containment" device could avoid his skills and appearance to show up. In a tentative of changing the world and freeing the handicapped people, and after all that being their "King", Harrison defies the system and ends up being murdered by the commander of this new world: The United States Handicapper General. As no one could remember what happened on the moment before, even Harrison's parents who were watching the scene on TV, the world continued as it were.
<span>Take up our quarrel with the foe: / To you from failing hands we throw The torch; We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.
These lines instruct the audience to "take up our quarrel" to continue fighting. The line also talks about a torch. Symbolically when a torch is passed from one person to another, the person receiving the torch must continue with the work of the one passing the torch. Therefore, the dead are passing the torch to the living and telling them to continue on.
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