Answer:
Blanca Flor and Juanito will probably be reunited later in the story. After all Blanca does to help Juanito escape, it is likely that he will find help and return to the farm to save her. He would not leave her there to be punished after she saves him and helps him get free.
Answer:
3 but see below.
Explanation:
This is a really hard question. Kennedy always restated what he wanted to say in a different way. He was a great speaker -- one of America's most literate men.
I would pick 3. It is a heartfelt statement that includes the entire nation. And it states (in his mind) the most important reason for undertaking a moon mission.
But look at the other answers.
Isn't 4 a prophetic dream? Don't you think it turned out to be true?
And 2 also takes in the entire nation. I just think 3 is more clearly stated.
The poetry in one is a very strong argument. It is typical Kennedy at his best.
I still pick 3 but don't be surprised if your instructor does not agree.
Answer:
poem 1 is the free verse and the rest is blank verse
Explanation:
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Answer:
Resolution; it describes what happens after Rainsford kills Zaroff at the end of the story.
Explanation:
Note that, in "The Most Dangerous Game", this line "He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided", is found as the last line of the story. This meant that it is the resolution, and that one or the other will win, resulting in the winner claiming the bed as well as the island.
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Answer:
1) Torches
2) 50% (because the torches cover half of the circle)
3) Fewer bags
4) yes
5) 25%
Explanation:
