Answer:
That was because there were crowds of "people milling in front of the church". So, it might have been difficult for him to move through this crowd to find a parking space.
Explanation:
In the book Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, we learn of the scene where Uncle Hammer takes his sister and nephews to church on a Sunday. The likely reason why Uncle Hammer packed in the school grounds instead of driving up to the churchyard was because of the cluster of churchgoers going through the churchyard. He might have found it difficult to navigate through the crowds of people to find a parking space.
As they drove into the school grounds, the other churchgoers who were clustered in front of the church were wondering who the people were in the Packard. It was not until Uncle Hammer came down from the car that they were able to identify him.
Answer: IT IS B
Explanation: The central idea of this excerpt is developed through: cautious excitement.
Answer:
The narrator of the poem, "A new beginning", changes from the beginning to the end. For example, in the second paragraph, last sentence, the text repeats, "that reflected my nervous face back to me. I walked into my first class hesitantly." However as the poem goes on, you can see the narrator gets more comfortable. Then, once the author stated, "Then: and unexpected wave. A warm smile. An introduction. "Welcome to Crossville!" You can tell that the whole mood of the poem changed. And the narrator became more optimisitc and hopeful for the new school year. As a result, it shows that the narrator changed from being nervous to being relieved and optimistic.
Answer:
because he doesn't want anyone to know that they had to run away because Lennie is a wanted criminal.
Explanation:
A.)The D-day invasion at Normandy
