Answer:
The answer is D=Both A and B
Explanation:
Did it on edgenuity.
Answer:
He asks me where I'm going
A competition he suggests
The hood pulled tight I keep walking
I keep the food
And collect more
I go to the mill
<em>Knock Knock Knock</em>
Her voice is frail, a 'sore' throat
The big ears, to hear me
The big arms, to hug me
The big eyes, to see me
Where is grandma?
Why right here dear
I drop the food
I run
And I run
Until I'm far away from the mill
Explanation:
- Question -
The main idea is?
- Answer -
C)
The big idea the passage makes.
The main idea is the big idea the passage makes. The overall "lesson." The passage gives hints and clues and kind of sums up what the overall or main idea is. Your answer is Option C.
- The Wolf -
Hello. This question is about "Modest Proposal"
Answer:
hunger, clothing, money/economy, overpopulation.
Explanation:
The modest Proposal was a text written by Jonathan Swift as a proposal to end the growing number of poor children on the streets begging or getting involved in activities they shouldn't have.
Swift claimed that the rich and politicians were very uncomfortable with this scenario, but did nothing to control poverty and help these children. So he proposed that a way to end this problem and thus decrease hunger, clothing, money / economy and overpopulation, would be for the poor to sell their children to the rich so that they could serve as food for the rich and their skins to make clothes.
Swift wrote this essay in a satirical way to show how the hypocrisy of the rich stimulated social problems and their hypocrisy would have to solve those problems.
