Explanation:
i would wear a white coat and bring a physical map and a compass I would aslo bring a phone a charger incase i find power somewhere.for food i would bring nonparish able foods and a refillable water bottle i would use a backpack bc it never said i couldint it just said suitcase and i would wear thick boots would try to find a bunker somewhere and bring one or two extra pairs of clothes
The key detail that belong in the summary are Wright Mother always supported her sons and she taught them how to stand up. The family had low income and the wright took all the responsibilities of this father.
<h3>What is the theme of Black Boy?</h3>
The Black boy is the memoir written by Richard Wright who describes his personal experiences of surviving in the South as the African American.
The main object of the Black Boy is pointed out as follows:-
Wright’s mother takes a job to support her sons, and the boys must learn to care for themselves.
Wright’s mother teaches him how to stand up for himself by forcing him to confront neighborhood bullies.
When Wright’s father leaves unexpectedly, the family loses the source of what little income they had.
Wright must grow up too fast when he is tasked with taking over his father’s responsibilities.
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“If you don’t come here your life will get shattered”
Answer:
C. It creates an atmosphere of mystery
Explanation:
The passage gives out a few clues:
1. two am
2. stealthy step
3. long black shadow
4. man with a candle
5. notice the 2 key words in the middle of the passage, stealthy and cautiously
(for reason #5 i'm sure they weren't pointed out for that reason, it's just something that I noticed and was a huge hint for me)
The answer is C: It compares the stars' reflections to diamonds to suggest the idea of beauty in nature.
The metaphor used here, in poetic terms, is stating that, as the stars reflect on the surface of the ocean, one can marvel at the beauty of such an occurrence in nature, and since the image shows not the influence of man on the occurrence, it is then perfectly comprehensible to interpret the metaphor as one referring to the beauty in nature.
