Community members determine an individual’s social standing and identity through their personal judgments.
When gossip spreads, a person should defend their reputation, no matter the consequences.
Answer: Options A and B.
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The passage is named Spunk and has been written by Zora Neale Hurston. It was written in the year 1926. It was a story about a brown man who belonged to the African American community.
The story is about how a man is judged in a wrong way by the people of the community he lives in and how he changes his own image by fighting for himself.
Answer:
Go is the answer
Explanation:
Go is the main action verb because it's the only action in there I hope this helped
The narrator writes articles for newspapers so he works as a journalist. He argues that he is a writer but he has no money to live when he is in the process of writing, That is why he travels to Washington to get a job as a journalist.
Evoke because thoughts is plural
Answer:
1. Lines 1–22: Notice the details about King’s accent and how he pronounced specific words. Explain what Euchner accomplishes by providing these details. 2. Lines 1–2: Explain the meaning of the simile in these lines. 3. Lines 33–40: In analyzing King’s use of anaphora, Euchner himself uses this rhetorical device. In which lines does Euchner use anaphora? 4. Lines 41–57: What main primary source does Euchner use for his analysis? Do you think Euchner used other primary sources? How do you know? 5. Lines 62–80: Which text does Euchner use to support his analysis of the bad check metaphor? How does providing this excerpt after his analysis help readers understand his point? 6. Lines 62–80: Where does Euchner describe the audience’s reaction to King’s idea of the “bad check”? What is the effect of providing the audience’s reaction? 7. Lines 81–83: Which word appears in italics? Why?
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