in the flower garden of a small ranch in the winter
Meaning, they should be told what to do without question every once in while. Discipline/guidance/structure supported by the idea stated above.
The answer is B. In order to stop the continuing growth of involvement of children and all that happens in these Drug Wars, some important facts must be understood: The complex root causes of violence in Honduras that <em>is</em> <em>being fuelled</em> by the demand for illegal drugs in the United States. These<em> are</em> <em>taking place now</em> and must be addressed.
I would say B) SIGHT, but I'm not fully sure, because this is a confusing question, sort of. In the beginning, the (admittedly insane) narrator rambles on about how she is nervous, and how cunning she believes herself to be, making sure to walk into the old man's room every night, observing the pale blue vulture eye beyond retrospect, beyond the line. It sort of gives me the idea that she relies on sight in the beginning of the story, but I very well may be wrong.
The appropriate response is Women's suffrage. It is the privilege of ladies to vote in races. Restricted voting rights were picked up by ladies in Finland, Iceland, Sweden and some Australian settlements and western U.S. states in the late nineteenth century.
The principal European nation to present ladies' suffrage was the Grand Duchy of Finland, at that point some portion of the Russian Empire, which chose the world's first ladies Members of Parliament in the 1907 parliamentary decisions. Norway took after, allowing full ladies' suffrage in 1913.
