Answer: Gessen and Sakura do have very different points of view about the painter and his fees. Sakura believes it is shameful for him to bring up money, and she says that he is greedy. Gessen does not feel shame in charging so much from rich people when it is to a good cause. He suffers through their scorn because he knows the money is being spent to improve the lives of the poor villagers, who he will later spend the money on.
B. Population. All of the rest would be characteristics
Answer: The puppy’s excitement on her night walk.
Explanation: The topic of the poem is the puppy’s excitement on her night walk. The theme is that the exciting experience of youth improves with age. This theme is supported by details about the puppy. She is happy to dash around, but she gets tired when the walk has taken her “far enough.” The speaker reflects that the puppy “can’t run all night when she is so small,” but when she is older she’ll be “taught” and able to do more.
Climax occurs at the turning point which is usually the most suspenseful or emotional moment of the story. The climax is reached when the protagonist takes the last step to resolve a conflict or reach a goal. The result of this step or action is the turning point. The turning point begins to lead the reader to the final outcome or resolution of the conflict.