<span>B. And sorry I could not travel both.</span>
I did this 2 years ago lol, I'm just gonna copy and paste my answers from when i did this.
Crooks is a black stable buck who works on the ranch. He was nicknamed Crooks due to his crooked back. He likes reading and lives in his own section of the ranch, away from all of the other workers.
Curley’s wife is a white woman who is married to Curley. She often wanders around and flirts with the other men at the ranch, unbeknown to Curley. She is portrayed as pretty which catches the attention of the men. However, she, like Crooks, is never given a proper name which indicates that she is Curley’s possession rather than a person.
2) Crooks is right to say this because he is telling the truth. Sometimes the truth hurts but someone has got to say it. He says that he isn’t wanted in the bunk house which is true and also links to the fact that there was a lot of racism at the time the book was written.
Answer:
my dear i cant see ur question...plz ask again
Explanation:
Answer: he was rude, shuffling to the front of the buffet line and elbowing customers out of the way
Explanation:
this is the answer because it is directly stating that he was rude
The book “<em><u>Animal Farm</u></em>” , written by <u>George Orwell ,</u> is the animal fable that is a mockery of the Russian communism system. After the death of Major, the pigs assumed the power over the farm since they believed themselves the most intelligent of the animals. Of these pigs the struggle for power was between Napoleon and Snowball, just like in Russia the struggle was between Trotsky and Stalin.
Question: Which detail from the passage best supports the idea that the farm is a symbol for Russia and the events surrounding the Russian Revolution?
Answer: D. “Pre-eminent among the pigs were two young boars named Snowball and Napoleon, whom Mr. Jones was breeding up for sale.”
