Answer and Explanation:
Higgins' reaction to the landscape shows the discrepancy of his behavior with the society to which he is inserted. The landscape is delicate, beautiful, soothing and inspiring. Higgins however, presents a rude and rude behavior, showing that although he is part of that world of appearances, he behaves differently and completely contradicts both, that he completely ignores the landscape, as he completely ignores the people of his social cycle .
It also shows how Higgins had no interest in cultivating contacts and friendships, as he prefers to be in the company of his studies and whoever wants to share them. Perhaps for this reason, he shows a certain attachment to Eliza, because she is totally alien to that society, is friendly and willing to get to know him without taking appearance and possession into consideration.
1, because it is supported throughout the whole paragraph.
Answer:
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Explanation:
I think probably for everyone to be treated equally also for no racism to be allowed for the black rights matter movement.
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Period- it ends a thought or even the idea.
Comma- makes the reader stop and think, also for a pause.
Semi-colon- could stop the thought but continues.
Colon- it's formal and separates unrelated words.
Question mark- (Self explanatory) to question.
Exclamation point-Excitement
Ellipsis- to avoid lack of emotion
Dash- last thought
Question 1.
The correct answer is option A. "He leaves the house and finds one of the guests has wrecked a car". In the Great Gastby most of the people that were on Gatsby's house were not invited. One of these guests wrecked a car, and he did nothing about it. This difficult situation let Nick knew the night was not over.
Question 2.
The correct answer is option B. "He says himself that he is one of the few honest people he has ever known". In the Great Gastby the narrator introduced himself as one of the few honest people he knows. This let the readers know from the start that Nick, the narrator, is trustworthy.
