Answer:
Kiche showed fearlessness when protecting her cub from the pack of dogs. At the same time, she was meek with the humans at camp.
Explanation:
<em>White Fang</em> is a novel written by Jack London. It tells about White Fang, a wild wolfdog, and his journey to domestication in Yukon Territory and the Northwest Territories during the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush.
What we need to determine here is which option provides us with a detail that supports the given statement. The correct option is the first one. The fact that Kiche showed fearlessness when protecting her cub from the pack of dogs proves that she is protective. The fact that she was meek with the humans at the camp shows her more gentle, submissive side, which could come from her caution.
The rest of the options are either irrelevant or show only one side, which makes them incorrect.
Answer:
Bacchus granted Midas's wish for a golden touch......
Explanation:
Bacchus granted Midas's wish for a golden touch.
A mood of a text is the feeling that the text invokes in a reader. Here, we can feel a quiet, ominous threat ("sickening lurch of the cement under your feet"). Then, we are somewhat appeased ("<span>we were already in the safest place we could be"), only to get to a dynamic point where the speaker describes the experience in a direct and vivid fashion ("incredible roaring sound", "the sound was so punishing").</span>
Answer:
Thematic statement: The practice of sports is important and must always be carried out to promote physical, academic and social benefits.
Rhetorical strategy that creates logos: If sport is causing academic and physical problems, it is not beneficial.
Explanation:
"The Proper Place for Sports" is a letter written by Roosevelt to his son. In this letter Roosevelt shows his son how positive he is about his desire to play sports. He says that the practice of sports is very beneficial and that it promotes not only physical well-being, but that it should add quality to academic and social life. However, he is concerned that the practice of sports will harm the boy's academic development, in addition to being too heavy for his physical size.
In this case, Roosevelte states that the sport has to be beneficial, if it is harmful, it must be abandoned.
