Answer:
D. The Rotary Club at our school raised enough money to buy five fire-proof
vests for our local firefighters.
Answer:
B, her money is not enough to buy a present for her husband.
Explanation:
This happens in the beginning of the story, The Gift of the Magi. Della counted her money left over from buying meat and other foods. She only had $1.87 left to buy her husband a gift. The next day was Christmas.
She cries at the end, too but not sadly. Because her husband had not rejected her for cutting her long beautiful hair. She had it cut and sold to buy her husband a Christmas gift, a chain for his watch. The irony is that her husband sold the watch to get Della be-jeweled combs for her long hair, which she could no longer use until her hair grew back.
Answer:
nope im good
srry just needed the points
have a great night or day where ever you are
Explanation:
Native American literature often features a combination of oral storytelling techniques and tribal mythology with European literary forms such as the novel or short story. Many works of Native American literature are strongly rooted in myth and symbolic archetypes.
