Based on the information given, the statements that expressed the emotions of the authors include:
- Hurston focused on portraying black culture and society in a positive, self-affirming way.
- Baldwin discussed his feelings and opinions in a blunt, honest manner.
<h3>What is an emotion?</h3>
It should be noted that emotion simply means the feeling that's conveyed in a literary work. It's simply based in the perspective of the author.
In this case, Baldwin and Hurston were hurt and angered by the oppression of their people by white society.
Hurston focused on portraying black culture and society in a positive, self-affirming way while Baldwin discussed his feelings and opinions in a blunt, honest manner.
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Answer:
One day there was a kid named jerry. he was one of the bad kids. now it was the end of the day so the teacher decided to play a game. well mrs. mollie said its round, and red. jerry raised his hand and laughed ofc the teacher picked jim and he guessed a red ball. it was an apple but the teacher said i like how ya think and threw the apple to him. well jerry was gonna guess apple so he got mad so then she said its the shape of a cylinder, and its hairy. well jerry did the same thing again. well whoever got it right said it was a comb. it was a hairbrush but again she said i like how ya think. and jerry was furious so said: "ITS ROUND AND HAS A HEAD" mrs. mollie said to go to the principles office. jerry replied: "` a quarter but i like how ya think.
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Answer:
B. Nature
This is the answer.
Explanation:
In the passage, the thinker talks about his surroundings/the area he/she is in. They are taking in the scenery, which includes the small lake, the light reflection of the water, the hilltops, the streams, and the wooded valley.
The thinker also mentions the sound and the feel, such as the wind and the cutting of wood.
With all of this at hand, it is easy to see that the thinker was most influenced by nature.
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It's been a while since I've read the book and I don't really a lot of the context, so just from this passage I would say it says he notices nice houses and other people's wealth and maybe envies them a little bit. (although you don't get that explicitly from this passage.)
