Answer: The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo is a novel written in short poems. The story is told from the first person point of view of Xiomara Batista through her sophomore year of high school. She lives with her twin brother Xavier and her parents in New York.
Explanation: there
1. a focus on fear and horror
2. an exploration of strong emotions
3. a reliance on mystery and suspense
Poe creates fear, horror, mystery, and suspense when the narrator says that he killed the old man, then describes the events leading up to the old man's death. He explores the strong emotions or the narrator's madness as well. There are no supernatural creatures or events in the passage or in the entire story so 4 and 5 are completely incorrect.
As children go to higher classes, they need to read more. They need to remember the things which they’ve learned to score well in school. Good reading habit creates a sharp memory. When a child reads a simple story, s/he has to remember the characters, plots, dialogues, etc. Reading is a kind of exercise for our brains. The more one reads, the better mental health the person gets. In this age group, children sometimes lose confidence or get unexpected situations to face.
A child who reads can have a stronger self-confidence. This child can face situations nicely. Reading good books creates ethical, moral values in a child. They get to know about society, culture, political conditions, etc. They know about the culture and lifestyle of different people from all over the world. At this age group, they feel mixed emotions that need to be expressed to their mental wellness. When a child reads a book, s/he empathizes with the characters of the book. In this way, they achieve their emotional intelligence and learn how to react in different situations.
The Canterbury Cathedral is related to Thomas a Becket because Becket was murdered there. Henry II made Becket his chancellor and the two became close friends. When the position of Archbishop became vacant, Henry II made Thomas a Becket the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Henry II wanted to reduce the power of the Church and established the Constitutions of Clarendon which allowed the King to punish a cleric found guilty by the Church. Becket refused to sign the Constitutions of Clarendon and was found guilty of treason. He fled to France and was only allowed to return when the Pope threatened to excommunicate Henry II. Upon his return, Becket excommunicated three bishops who supported Henry. This enraged Henry and he ordered his knights to kill Becket.
On December 29, 1170, Becket was murdered at the altar of Canterbury Cathedral by four knights of King Henry II.
