You forgot the options!
but let's assume that these could be the options, as posted before
<span>A. stone's throw
B. men's plans
C. it's place
D. women's plans
maybe it will help if i discuss those: A, C, and D are not plural possessive: for this the noun has to be in plural.
In contrast, B: "men" is a plural noun. This is also the correct option. So for a plural possessive, the noun itself needs to be in plural.
hope this helped! if you want, comment with your options and i will comment back.
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3 paragraphs is a bit much but I can give you the gist since I read this 2yrs ago for an honors project
So toward the beginning of the book Elie is deeply religious. However, as the horrors of concentration camps wore on him, he began to think that God was silent. He actually lost his faith the first night at <span>Birkenau. He felt alone in the world by the end of his story. </span>
The answer is B) because it shows an example of situational irony
Well I'm not a big science wiz but most likely its the liver because the when you eat food it goes through all the other parts in the body and at some point it gets to the liver and the liver absorbs nutrients and vitamin (like vitamin C or etcetera) so I'm not sure if this is right or not but that's exactly what the liver does so I would have to say the answer is liver
Answer:
Napoleon wants to undermine Snowball and maintain control of the farm.
Explanation:
George Orwell's allegorical novella "Animal Farm" tells the story of how a group of farm animals rebelled against the human masters and then again fought for power among themselves. In their attempts to create a society for themselves by themselves only led to their downfall and return back to the 'true' form of government- that is among the humans.
The rebellion against the humans was a success in the beginning. Old Major, an award winning boar and the 'unofficial' master of the whole farm had delivered his "dream" where the animals are free of the humans and living a life free of oppression and control. But after his death, three younger pigs Napoleon, Snowball and Squealer decided to make the pigs as the authority over the other animals in the farm. But even this order doesn't last long. Napoleon rebelled against Snowball, in a bid to gain the maximum authority. The excerpt given in the question is from Chapter 6 of the text where Napoleon had accused Snowball of attacking the farm and destroying the windmill. His motivation for blaming Snowball for the destroyed windmill is because he wanted to undermine Snowball and maintain control over the farm.
