Can you try asking each question separately? I’m a little confused with your question sorry
The evaluation of the degree to which Papa is a Christ figure is shown when he pays for all the family needs of Ade.
This is shown when they kneel to appreciate him for his kind and generous gesture.
<h3>What happened in the book?</h3>
The novel talks about the high-handedness of the father of Jaja and his sister, Kambili as he is a religious bigot who goes to extreme lengths for his religion.
Therefore, we can see that another figure that could be Yewande Coker, the wife of slain journalist Ade Coker by the politicians whom he spoke against.
The generous donation to the family of Ade Coker to support them after his political assassination showed the Christ-like quality of compassion and giving.
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I believe the correct answer is the third one...
C. Is the Correct answer. Benjamin is able to read the side of the van and realizes that it is a knacker, or glue maker, and not a veterinarian as the animals had been led to believe. They yell to Boxer hoping he can escape but he is too weak to break free from the van.
Answer:
Families don't enforce reading enough
Explanation:
Personally, I feel like reading applies to every aspect of your life, even when reading a restaurant menu, you have to read the options that the restaurant has to eat. I feel like this problem lies within families and individuals. In underdeveloped countries, many families do not have enough money to live life so they send there kids to work labor and earn under minimum wage. See, this is why I think that many people in our society stop reading after high school or even after middle school
