Answer:
appearance because it is talking about his physical features
Explanation:
well basically like the meaning of "You get what you get and you don't get Upset" is similar because there isn't supposed to be cheating and if you win Fair and Square well it doesn't t really have much of a meaning but more of a saying. It was won Fairly either a game or a test (idk many other things as well) so yeah.
Answer:
He creates tension through the imagery of the burning book in stanza 1 and the description of a society in
which there are no books and thoughts are not shared.
Explanation:
This is the logical answer to the question
Answer:
Melancholy menaceGood luck on the test
Explanation:
hope this helps
Answer:
1. B) She wants true equality in education, employment, voting, and marriage because, like other women of her background, she has been deprived of it.
2. B) "To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid world."
3. D) It states the author's call to action that women be given the same rights as men.
Explanation:
From the excerpt, these answers are the correct options to each questions.
In the first question, Stanton's views has been shaped as an American woman in the nineteenth century by her desire for true equality in education, employment and voting because like other women, she has been deprived of it.
From the second question, the quotation that supports her idea that the ideas in the declaration are not discussed openly is the quotation where she asks that the facts be presented to a candid world.
Finally, the last paragraph develops the author's ideas by stating the call to action that woman deserves the same voting, employment, marriage rights as men.
