B. Fear
John was happy that he might meet Carolyn again after three years..but moving on further in to the short story..we notice that she accused him of being insensitive, even thoughtless! So, putting ourselves in his shoes...it's logical that he would feel just a bit of fear. How would she react? Would she view John the same, insensitive and thoughtless?
These are just my thoughts, but I know the answer is B.
Answer:
The answer is B
Explanation:
I just took the test and got it right.
My idea of a comfortable life is a quiet place. A place where no one says foul things with their mouths, and where no problems occur. A place where there's no hatred, no war, and no doubt in trust. I believe that I can not make my life comfortable. Given the many challenges I have to face while growing up will force me to not work towards having a comfortable life. However, maybe someday there will be some peace. Someday, maybe the world can just go quiet, even if it's for a second.
The rule is obviously unconstitutional. Segregation by race is
contrary to the phrase “All men are created equal” in the U.S Declaration of
Independence and U.S Constitution. Well, the Plessy v. Ferguson just upended
that, which decided that segregation laws are okay as long as there were equal
in quality. The <span>Brown v. Board of Education stated that </span>separate educational facilities are inherently unequal,
almost effectively nulling the racist rule.
I think relative theory not sure sry if wrong
