In the excerpt from chapter 6 of Animal Farm, humans, even though they are sure that the windmill won't ever be successful, have a sense of recognition and respect for what the animals have done, for their hard work and persistence to manage their own affairs, which granted them independence. This recognition of effort regardless of what the results can be is something natural of humans, and that is why the answer is D. They value efficiency and accomplishment.
D: although he didn’t want to, Mr Keynes took his laptop along with his bathing suit and other holiday clothes because this was a working vacation.
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The theme of this excerpt is the dangerousness of the situation in which Spilett, Pencroff, and Herbert find themselves. This can be determined by the author's use of descriptive language. For example, he says, "To calculate the damage done to the forest by this hurricane would be impossible until the snow had entirely disappeared. The men were in a very uncertain situation for what would be an indefinite period of time. He also says, "There was danger of their falling in themselves," in reference to their traps. Finally, he speaks of claw marks seen in the snow, saying that perhaps these great cats "scented the inhabitants of Granite House." Based on all of these details, it is evident that the three men faced danger all around them.
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Espanol aguila Latino calabrala to the Espanol konichiwa kawakali
It is d. Plotted because there isnt a wrong second letter.
