- The audience's attention is gained quickly.
- The speaker uses clear examples.
- The speaker employs every day general words, so the audience can easily understand.
- The speaker appears comfortable, yet animated.
Answer: The narrator has been insulted many times and now vows revenge against Fortunato.
Explanation: All other options are the result of a poor understanding of the text: in a void, the "thousand injuries of Fortunato" could be understood as injuries that Fortunato has suffered, but the context lets us know it is the other way around as soon as we read "I had borne," which actually means "I have suffered" (borne is the past participle of bear, not of born). To venture upon here means to start doing something new, figuratively coming into a new territory, which, in this context, is injury.
The answer is D. It is springtime when trees bloom and birds sing.
Explanation:
Mrs Mallard goes through a sea of emotions when she learns about her husband's death. At first, she is shocked but what follows is what defines her married life. She goes to her room and sits by the window, she feels happy from the inside. It's as if she had gotten back her freedom, she sits in her comfy, room armchair and finds herself at peace when she looks outside the open window during the springtime, as the trees are blooming and the birds are singing.
Answer:
The box of marbles has spilled on the floor.
The chess club is meeting after school on Monday.
The red pants are in the laundry.
The computer or the phone is plugged into the charger.
Jaylen and Micah are best friends.
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