The best example of foreshadowing is D) "When they came back in the evening it was noticed that the milk had disappeared".
<em>Foreshadowing</em> in literature refers to a hint given by the author about something that will happen later in the novel. This episode of <em>Animal Farm</em> (1945) is significant because it foreshadows the pigs’ eventual abuse of power by implying they kept the milk for themselves instead of sharing it with the other animals in the farm. In that way, the pigs' conspiracy shows they believe to be superior than the rest of the animals and; therefore, to have the right to exert control over them. Furthermore, the 'disappearance' of the milk foreshadows the pigs' betrayals over the course of the story such as the death of Boxer, the hard-working horse that is sold off and slaughtered.
Answer: C. The hobbits live together near a great field.
The correct option would be C. Option A assumes that the ropes and poles are there because of a birthday party, but the passage makes no mention of the cause. Option B similarly assumes that Bilbo is the cause of this commotion, which the passage similarly does not state. Option D claims Gaffer Gamgee to be lazy, even though the passage claims he was distracted, and not necessarily lazy. Option C, however, states that the hobbits live together near a field, which is information that is included in the passage.
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Witness combines the genre of the thriller, western and melodrama, and brings together the two very different worlds of the rural Amish and the city police.
