Farm Animal is a novel by George Orwell that portrays the satire and control of the farm by the animals. The use of the Squealer's words indicates the taxes that must be readjusted.
<h3>What happens in chapter nine of the story?</h3>
In chapter nine of 'Animal Farm,' the manipulation of the story, and the language by Squealer is depicted illustrates that the food must be readjusted so that the shortage during the cold can be distributed equally among the animals.
The readjustment of the food is linked to the tax hike or the increased government funding so that the actuality of the matter can be directed in a less serious tone.
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C seems to have the best answer, as alliteration has the same sound at the beginning/or starts with the same letter. Example in the sentence; "sly serpent" and "Standing steadfast". Hope this helps!
<span>-various locations with a small number of employees in each
Since AAA is a travel agency, it needs to be physically accessible by many different customers. Because of this it has various locations, so that it's customers can walk in and visit an agent who can sit down and review all the different travel options. The numerous locations allow for the employee population to be spread out in the different buildings so there are only a small number in each location.
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