In "The Storyteller", by Saki, the theme that is best supported by the story the bachelor tells is <em>Pride comes before a fall.</em>
There are three children with their aunt on a train. They are boisterous. She tries to entertain them with a story about a good girl to whom good things happen. As the children are bored by it the bachelor, who travels in the same train tells them a story about a girl who is "horribly good". She has a lot of medals pinned in her dress and a wolf finds her because her medals make noise. Excessive pride comes before something bad makes you realize that you are not so good.
Answer:
Death, Darkness, Hatered, Anger, Decay
Explanation:
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According to the excerpt provided and the options written down, the most appropriate is the last one: "Both illustrate how Iqbal’s death impacted children enslaved in factories.
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Answer:
B.
Explanation:
The tone presented by Douglass in his speech "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July," is forceful and angry.
Douglass expressed his anger on the celebration of American independence in which African-Americans still lived in bond as slaves. A country where not every citizen enjoys equality, justice, and freedom.
By using the rhetorical question, Douglass is conveying his grief for being called to speak something about American independence day, whereas his fellow brothers and sisters are in slavery.
Therefore, the tone of the excerpt is angry and forceful. Thus option B is correct.
