From: Frederick Douglas's speech: 'What to the slave is the Fourth of July?'.
He starts the speech with a humble tone, he tells the audience he is very nervous and ask for them to understand. However, when he starts talking about the fourth being hypocritical, his tone changes to an angry one, because slavery was still evident, this made an stronger appeal.
I would say probably B) The image of wild and lone.
Buuttt.. It could possibly be something different.. (Maybe C?)
<span>If an animal like the snake were to be removed from a food chain, the entire ecosystem could easily fall apart. It will be destroyed. As we all know that it is a chain. Say that a herbivore such as a mouse that feeds on grass was too be removed. And that the mouse would be eaten by a snake..the snake population would decrease from starvation and the grass would increase.</span>
In the blank would be a past-tense action, or verb. The best choice would probably be walked, but other options could certainly work too.
Answer:
A. to develop a contrast between the two sons of Madame Lebrun
Explanation:
The given question refers to the novel<em> </em><em>The Awakening</em> written by Kate Chopin. Madame Lebrun is the woman who owns and manages the cottages on Grand Isle where the characters spend their summer vacations. She has two sons - Victor and Robert.
The given excerpt develops a contrast between Victor and Robert. Robert is described as hospitable and obedient - he himself brought the bouillon to Madame Ratignolle. However, Victor is described as the opposite, as very hot-headed. It's implied that he is not as obedient and decent as his elder brother.
This is why option A is the correct one.
