Read the excerpt from "Zlateh the Goat" by Isaac Bashevis Singer. On the morning of the fourth day Aaron heard the ringing of sl
eigh bells. The haystack was not far from the road. The peasant who drove the sleigh pointed out the way to him--not to the town and Feivel the butcher, but home to the village. Which plot element does this excerpt represent? Resolution rising action falling action climax
Zlateh the Goat is a short story written by Isaac Bashevis Singer, who was a Polish-American author. It appears in a homonym book. In the story, Reuven decides to sell the family goat because of the poor year in business. His son Aaron is supposed to go to Feyvel to do so and come back with the money.
The excerpt belongs to the last part of the story, after Aaron and Zlateh get lost in the storm due to darkness and extreme conditions. Falling action is the correct answer because it comes right after the climax (getting lost and wondering what to do with the goat) and it is where the main problem of the story is solved. In this part, Aaron decides not to part with Zlateh and he is also found by the people who had been searching him, solving the climax .
Andrew Jackson won the 1828 election against the re-election of John Quincy Adams(second president of the United States) partly because of the Corrupt bargain accusations on him(and also because he didn't have popular support) which entailed his appointment of Henry Clay(who was a fourth place candidate in the election) to the office of secretary of state after backing him for president. The allegation of corrupt bargain against him by Andrew Jackson's supporters haunted his administration and partly his re-election as president of the United States of America.
