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The text analysis of the given text is given below:
The author makes a comparison between Old and New England and asks rhetorical questions about who has the most power: the law, or the king?
The author also talks about the differences between the Old and New England as the people who have waited for long to see change and good days have had their patience paid off.
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I think the answer is B) The students could not hear the bell ring in the cafeteria. If the arguement was hard to ignore, then they probably couldn't hear the bell.
Answer: I'd choose
'Tommy is an imaginative boy who yearns or adventure.'
Explanation: My reasoning is he goes into more depth about wanting to be on the ship and what adventures he'd have and how he'd seek his fortune and his more 'imaginative' wording instead of talking about his hometown, or knowing more about ships at his age because it does not mention other boys his age, and Tommy spends to much time at the rivers edge watching ships isn't exactly what your supposed to get from the paragraph, I mean yeah you could, but it isn't the best answer/the one they are looking for.
Answer:
The correct answer is that <u>the effect of the author in concluding the story is this way is to make women see past society's views on our behavior</u> and <u>how women can be if they don't worry about others opinion</u>.
Explanation:
This story is set in a time were women had a very restricted behavior and were expected to do things a certain way.
