Explanation:
- This phrase is referring to the anthology stories ''The People Could Fly'' that is written by Virginia Hamilton. The phrase ''Wet he hoof'' is used in one of the stories and it means ''To get his foot wet'' when the author is describing the setting with Bruh Deer and Bruh Alligator.
Bruh Deer is trying to cross the river and when he sees Bruh Alligator, he does not want to go into the water, he does not want to ''wet he hoof'' or ''get his foot wet''
Oral and cultural values are related. Language is an integral part of culture, communication has always been a part of understanding diversity. Each language carries a distinct characteristic that is attached to a nationality, group, and religion. The manner of language is also a part of a tradition. Understanding language is a key to unlock more culture.
The final choice. the blessings in which "you" rejoice aren't enjoyed in "common"
you is a specific subject so common and you here are meant to be opposites, common being a general subject (all people). they're set against each other as subjects
