Which character is most like a mockingbird in the metaphorical sense

Circle the correct alternative.

Advocard [28]

Answer:

See Explanations below for answers

Explanation:

1. I felt/had felt nervous because I never was/had never

been on a plane before.

Answer: I felt nervous because I had never been on a plane before.

2. We read/had read a few travel books before we

decided/had decided to visit Patagonia.

Answer: We read a few travel books before we decided to visit Patagonia

3. She reserved/had reserved a place for her tent a few

weeks before, but when she arrived/had arrived, the

campsite was full.

Answer: She had reserved a place for her tent a few weeks before, but when she arrived, the campsite was full.

4 The area was/had been quite clean, as some

responsible residents cleaned/had cleaned all the

rubbish away.

Answer: The area was quite clean, as some responsible residents had cleaned all the rubbish away.

5 Did you ever find/Had you ever found the luggage

you lost/had lost in the airport?

Answer: Did you ever find the luggage you lost in the airport

6 I never thought/had never thought that travelling

could harm the environment so dramatically before I

read/had read that story in the paper.

Answer: I had never thought that travelling could harm the environment so dramatically before I read that story in the paper.

7 We planned/had planned a very detailed itinerary,

but then we didn’t have/hadn’t had the time to visit

all the places on our list.

Answer: We had planned a very detailed itinerary, but then we didn't have the time to visit all the places on our list.

8. I managed/had managed to communicate with the

local people because I learnt/had learnt a few words

before the trip.

Answer: I managed to communicate with the local people because I had learnt a few words before the trip.

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2 years ago

Write a paragraph using the words arrogant, aspiration, avid, benevolent, acquire

lina2011 [118]

The captain of our football team was benevolent and had an avid interest for the game. Unlike other captains, he was not arrogant. He had an aspiration to not only win the championship but to help everybody in the team acquire the skills to make us better.

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3 years ago

Examine the character portrait of Dante the Pilgrim in Inferno. In what ways does this character reflect qualitles of the

viva [34]

The most important difference between the poet Dante and the man or woman or pilgrim Dante is that the author is much less sympathetic to the sinners in the circles of Hell than is the individual.

The poet Dante glaringly wrote the Inferno; he created the circles of Hell, determining which sins had been the "worst" and which symbolic punishments would be paired with every sin. Dante chooses to punish the traitors within the 9th circle, the worst of.

Dante become an Italian poet and moral truth seeker great known for the epic poem The Divine Comedy, which comprises sections representing the 3 stages of the Christian afterlife: purgatory, heaven and hell. The plot of The Divine Comedy is straightforward: a person, typically assumed to be Dante himself, is miraculously enabled to adopt an ultra journey, which leads him to go to the souls in Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise.

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1 year ago

Question 3

Law Incorporation [45]

Answer:

The statement is a complete sentence.

Explanation:

The question is, do you need more information to understand what is said?

I think the sentence is just fine. You get the idea of what it means immediately.

For example if you had a sentence that said

Because I practiced throwing a curve ball, I struck the batter out.

and then you followed it with

Luck had nothing to do with it.

You should understand that I got the batter out, and luck had nothing to do with it.

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3 years ago

How do this photo and caption enhance the information provided in the book? They connect the book's ideas about the American bic

andriy [413]

Question:

Dressing the Part – Frances Benjamin Johnston, above, might have raised a few eyebrows when she donned a man’s suit and a fake moustache for this self-portrait in the late 1800s. But the groundbreaking photographer was used to operating in a man’s world.

How do this photo and caption enhance the information provided in the book?

A. They connect the book’s ideas about the American bicycle industry.

B. They offer an example of wealthy society’s enthusiasm for bicycles.

C. They provide insight about the English influence on American bicycles.

D. They emphasize the idea that bicycles helped blur gender roles.

Answer:

The correct answer is D) They emphasize the idea that bicycles helped blur gender roles.

Explanation:

It is safe to say that the bicycle disrupted the social system as its popularity and adoption gave more freedom of expression and transportation to the female gender.

Suffice it to say that in the 18th century and prior to the invention of the bicycle, women were not as vocal, outspoken, and liberal as they are today.

Sue Macy the author of "Wheels of Change" makes a connection between this newfound technology and how it allowed girls and women to do things they couldn't do before.

For instance, if women could use the bicycle as a means of transport, then they could definitely use it as a form of sports.

History has it that with these developments, came a backlash from the male chauvinists. Some of their argument rested on how it was unladylike to move around on such a vehicle.

Of course, these didn't enervate the course of history.

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3 years ago