The right answer is B because it shows the work that they did to earn their money.
the answer is B. the river
Answer:
Summary on somebody's son by richard pindell
Explanation:
There's a short story by Richard Pindell,
called "Somebody's Son." is written by Richard Pindell. It starts with a runaway boy called David.He is sitting by the side of the road. He is writing a letter to his mother at home home.He expresses his hope that his father will forgive and accept him back as his son again.
He writes:
"Dear Mother,
In a few days I'll be passing our property. If Dad will take me back, ask him to tie a white cloth on the apple tree in the field next to our house."
As David is seated on a train rapidly approaching his home days later. Two pictures flash back and forth in his mind: one tree with a white cloth tied on it and another tree without a white cloth.
David's heart beats faster and faster as the train gets closer.
When the train finally passes the tree, he can't believe what his eyes. The apple tree has a white cloth tied to almost every branch!
Explanation:
Answer:
It showed that she had developed trust and likeness for the man after resisting him at first.
Explanation:
From the passage from which this question was taken, we could see that Elisa was not too pleased with the man initially, and offered a sort of resistance. Till the man complimented and shifted attention to her chrysanthemum plant. Suddenly she got attracted to the tinker. This showed that she was lonely and isolated. Therefore inviting this stranger to her garden shows that she trusted him and she was beginning to feel connected to him.
The only sentence that contains a verb in the passive voice is the third one.
<em>Many enslaved people </em><u><em>were rescued</em></u><em> by Harriet Tubman. </em>
You can recognize the passive voice by the word order in a sentence. The object always goes first, because in the passive voice, the object become the subject: WHO? <em>Many enslaved people </em>
then you put the auxiliary verb (to be) in the same tense as the main verb of the sentence, in this case the simple past tense: <u><em>were rescued</em></u>
and lastly you add by whom was the action preformed: <em>by Harriet Tubman. </em>
