“Rip Van Winkle” is a story about a man who went to the mountains and met some mysterious Dutchmen who gave him drink and then, he slept off.
The statements that were used in the description of the themes in “Rip Van Winkle include:
C) There are those who work to be productive, and those who work to look busy.
D) People are naturally inclined to want to escape from tyranny.
Also, the details from the story that are vital in developing the themes that were answered in Part A include:
B. "The great error in Rip's composition was an insuperable aversion to all kinds of profitable labor."
D) "How that there had been a revolutionary war..."
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I'm not 100% sure, but according to my prior knowledge, the answer to this would probably be C, mainly because the other three options are quite similar, compared to the other ones. They all talk about funding or investment, but c talks about recieving attention, and usually a utopia is recognized by the mood and character, a happy environment with no problems. But once again, this is not a 100% correct answer, and is based on prior knowledge. <span />
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In the first passage we find out that the story takes place near the navajo reservation, near Playas Valley, New Mexico, because it story said, “Manuel Lainez walked across the reddish sand of the Playas Valley. The sun almost touched a low mountain range that hid the town of Lordsburg from view, and Manuel picked up his step. He had lingered at the Navajo reservation for too long, in thrall to his uncle’s tales, and now he hurried back home, to the Pueblo, the crisp April air invigorating his every step.” This story took place during ww2, because the passage said, ”Maybe it was easier because he had died so far away, and in his secret heart Manuel could still hope that a mistake was made, and father would come home one day, when the war was over. Perhaps, they said that he was dead as a cover up; perhaps, he was recruited as one of the code talkers, all of whom were Navajo,” and code talkers were used in the Second World War.
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