The type of poetic form of this excerpt from Robert Frost's "Mending Wall" is a free verse poem (A).
Answer:
Congress and the American people
His speeches were towards the nationwide people and the congress people.
Answer:
A. Usually a lottery winner is considered lucky, but the lottery winner in this story is put to death.
Explanation:
In this story, the irony lies in the negative nature of the lottery. Most of the time, when people think of the lottery, this is a positive experience and people feel happy to win. In this story, while the author employs many positive words and ideas, the winner of the lottery is actually put to death. This differs from what most people would expect when reading the story.
The same treasure is passed on to Sanzang before he embarks on his journey. The brocade cassock is a protective ornament and the person who wears it has the ability to send demons back to hell. The cassock is a very powerful ornament created by heavenly immortals and is only meant to be worn by a true monk...<span>Sanzang later loses the brocade after other monks conspire to kill him. The cassock is stolen by the Black Wind King. Sanzang’s disciple Sun Wukong tries to fight the Black wind King but is defeated. He eventually seeks the help of the original owner of the brocade cassock Bodhisattva Guanyin who converts the Black Wind King.</span>
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