Answer: This passage from Chapter 31 is Scout's exercise in thinking about the world from Boo Radley's perspective.
<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:
No
Explanation:
The colonies did not care about the service Britain provided to them, because they thought it was bad service. They wanted to create their own country and give themselves their own security and independence. They did not like how they had to pay heavy taxes, either.
Option A.
The verb listen is in present while the first verb is in past tense.
The sentence should read: Lauren laughed out loud after she listened to joke.
