<h3><u>Protected poachers and black marketeers from the wrath of the law from Hunger Games:</u></h3>
The poachers and black marketers do their businesses without worrying about the penalties or the punishment of the law because some of the peacekeepers like to have fresh meat and they won’t complain this to their legal departments.
They are themselves the best customer of purchasing meat. So they have allowed poaching in some areas. Moreover, the treaty of treason gave them new laws after some people are defeated in the capital war.
Answer:
<u>to have a sense of gratitude </u>
Explanation:
It is worth remembering that throughout the story the author, Ewa Hryniewicz- Yarbrough tells readers about how her personal experience in America as a child taught her to appreciate and be grateful for whatever possessions she had.
So in a sense, she implores her readers to develop this same sense of gratitude for whatever possessions they have.
The answer is D.............
Ruth Younger is a character from the play "A Raisin in the Sun" written by Lorraine Hansberrie. One of her internal conflicts is that even though she loves her family, she is overwhelmed about living in a small apartment with all of them. They are poor and they live in a one-bedroom apartment. She is thankful but she is also unhappy because of that situation.
