<span>Montag realizes that in his day, people are generally not happy. He knows that, in the past, people were happy. He tries to figure out what is different now and the main thing he can think of is that there used to be books and now there aren't any books. Also because in one of the chapters he watches the old lady burn with her books so if people are willing to die with their books than there has to be some sort of value and meaning to them.</span>
Answer:
tastes
Explanation:
The forms of taste are: taste, tastes, and tasted. If you try each one, only tastes sounds right.
Answer:
Cultural/ethnic minorities have an easier time succeeding than native (white) citizens of the United States
The answer b "<span>I was assigned to feed the pigs, which was lucky because one of the things I’d read about was mistreatment of sows while they are pregnant."</span>
Answer:
It justifies the authors’ efforts to define science by emphasizing the flaws of existing definitions.
