<u>Answer:</u>
"The use of letters and secret meetings develops the theme that hiding the truth will eventually lead to hardship" best explains the conventions of plot and setting contribute to the theme.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Because, Mrs. Linde has left a note to meet her alone while Krogstad mysteriously came to visit her denotes that either meeting in public or in an open space will eventually lead to an issue that will be beyond their control. Here in the given options, both hiding the truth and revealing the truth will lead them to hardship. Revealing the truth will mess up both the lives and the people who are related to them as well. But hiding the truth is much worse as it will have a lot more consequences.
Answer:
Abner Snopes feel justified in William Faulkner's "Barn Burning" which is shown in this textual evidence;<em> "Snopes justifies all his acts as justices or actions forced upon him, while the barn burning is actually his lashing out at the world for his many problem."</em>
Explanation:
Abner Snopes feels no remorse in burning barns, He blames society for his wrong doings. He burns barns to exert revenge and destroy the livelihood of the people he feels slighted him, He is filled with rage and jealousy because of his sense of inferiority.
He exerts revenge on individuals who are wealthier than himself and feels that by burning their barns, he will bring them down to his level. Abner is a silent tyrant to his household as well as a terrifying figure, He threatens his family and controls them too.
1. Water; especially, when used in the pharmaceutical industry as a solvent.
2. A liquid solution; especially, in water.
3. A light bluish green to light greenish blue; also, greenish blue, turquoise, cobalt blue, and peacock blue.
Answer:
b
Explanation:
an exhausting star to the day. (probably frustrating too, lol)
