The other blessing that the narrator is left with after the war in "Civil Peace" is his bicycle. He notes that this is not comparable to the blessings of most of his family members being alive, having survived the war, but he is still glad to have it.
Moist and red are the adjectives.
Answer: Options 2 and 5.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Adjectives are the words in the English grammar which are used to describe a particular noun. They tell certain properties about the noun that how is it like. The property maybe a quality or a quantity.
In the following passage, the adjectives are moist and red. Moist tells about the quality of hand that they were moist. Red is a quality of the purse telling about the color of the sweater.
Bart Edelman's poem "They Shot Wook Kim" describes the real-life murder of a Korean immigrant as he worked the night shift at a gas station. The poem begins with the words one through eight scattered randomly across the page, representing the eight times Wook Kim was shot and conveying the senseless, violent nature of his death. The poet uses structure and irony to portray modern America and its "complex cultures thrown into chaos," a world which Wook Kim did not really understand, and which he will never have the chance to fully learn about.