As Holden shares his experiences, it becomes evident that he is talking from a mental facility where he is being psychoanalyzed. He is mentally insane, or at least considered so. This can be seen by his frequent use of the word 'madman" <span>when he criticizes himself: "I was smoking like a madman"</span>
Answer:
The band disagrees with each other about whether to tour this fall.
Collective noun: The band
Verb form: Present participle
Explanation:
I’m big brain :).
Answer:
<h3>Yes, Ponyboy will "stay gold".</h3>
Explanation:
- Ponyboy will "stay gold" forever because he is selfless and compassionate about others. These qualities do not inhibit one's outer appearance but rather they are manifested inside us. Thus, Ponyboy would remain "gold" because his altruistic and compassionate quality would never fade away.
- In the story, there are number of instances when Ponyboy relentlessly showed his selfless character. For instance, he never deserted Johnny nor left him all alone when Johnny was searched by the police.
- When Johnny was in the hospital and almost close to death, he said to Ponyboy "Stay gold, Ponyboy, stay gold,”. It shows that Ponyboy was truly a person who was loved by many for his selfless and altruistic nature.
D is the correct answer because, it states “however” and it’s the correct use of a transition word from that form of question.
I believe b is the correct answer
