'Their Eyes were Watching God' by Zora Neale Hurston is a story of a black girl named Janie and her lifetime experiences in realistic situations that are always prone to reflect problems for each one of us.
Explanation:
Hurston starts off the story with a description of how Janie lived with her grandmother until late teens and her ideas, personality and choices are very much based on this essence in her life. Janie being pointed out as a black in a photograph that she clicked with a group of white children makes her feel insecure, less confident and crucial with herself in her twenties.
In relationships, Janie starts to take decisions in a completely unconscious and emotional driven manner leading to sadness and grief later.
After Logan and Jody, Janie married Tea Cake despite knowing his unreasonable, unnecessary acts and habits. His selfishness, jealousy are all accepted by Janie though she suffers because of the same. Later in the story, his sacrifice to save her and dying in front of her, tells readers the main reason for us to understand that he is the right choice that Janie made better than Logan and Jody.
This was a conversation between a journalist and a professor of American Indian Studies, who spoke about aspects that explain and throw light on how Americans, today are coping with education, curriculum and knowledge based research.
Explanation:
This was a simple yet deep conversation that spoke about sensitive and crucial aspects of Native Americans and their education over the years. This text is for readers to understand how and why there were certain situations which created a sense of ambiguity, vulnerability and fear of the style that was followed by boarding schools for Native Americans.
Professor Truer talks about how negatively these boarding schools influenced children in the beginning of the 1900s. They created an effect on the entire generation which lasted for more than 70 years till a proper reformation of these ideas and ideology were eliminated, not completely but in majority.
But he makes it a firm point for us to understand that there is no specific agenda or situation that states or shows readers how this is still effecting high school graduates today, for their lower academic performances.
Answer:
d. Is Aunt Louise's house east or west of North Main Street?
Explanation:
Capitalization is one element of grammatical construction where the use of the Capital letter for the first letter of the word is a requirement. And the use of capitalization is mainly for proper nouns in a sentence.
In the given sentence, the proper nouns are "Aunt Louise" and the address "North Main Street". This is because it is the name of a specific noun and not common or a generalization. "East" and "west" in the sentence will not be capitalized because of the form they are in. In this particular sentence, they act as a general or common noun which is why they will not be capitalized.
Thus, the <u>correct sentence with the correct capitalization is option d.</u>
