I would say that it is sight because of the story is being told like the person is looking or watching this take place.
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In her speech "Ain't I a woman?" Sojourner Truth appeals to the listeners sense of logic. In the second paragraph, she discusses the ideas men have about women. She tells us that men often argue that women need to be helped over ditches, protected, and given the best of everything. However, she questions the validity of this argument by saying that no one ever helped her or gave her the best of everything, even though she is a women. What she wants people to realize is that this argument is only presented as an excuse to avoid giving women the rights they desire and deserve.
Choose only one question from section 1 and only one question from section 2 to answer. the answers to these questions must both be 5 sentences long, split them into paragraphs. in the answer to your chosen question from section 1 make sure you include 2 pieces of evidence from the text you looked at
Answer:
D. The men love each other to the point of sacrificing themselves for one another.
Explanation:
In the story, "The Open Boat" by Stephen Crane, the four protagonists of the story were trying to overcome the obstacles to survive. The main plot revolves around the four men's journey in a small dinghy to get to safety.
In the short story, the four men- the captain, an oiler, a correspondent, and the cook were stuck in a small dinghy after their steamboat sank. Looking for land and safety, the four men, though from various backgrounds and positions, came together and worked to keep themselves afloat. The narrator rightly stated, <em>"they were friends—friends in a more strangely iron-bound strength than may be ordinary".</em> This shows how close their bond is between them, even to the ends of making sure the others survive. In the end, the oiler died while leading the group towards land. This shows how the men loved each other to the point of their own deaths.
Thus, the correct answer is option D.
