Gordon refers to these people as "souvenir hunters." A souvenir hunter is someone who takes a small piece of a national park (for example a rock or a leaf) as a memento. Since the souvenir is so small, these people may not realize the damage they are causing; however, since so many people visit these parks, all the tiny "souvenirs" add up to a lot of damage.
<span>D is the correct answer. Rain on your wedding day may be seen as an ominous sign that the marriage and your lives together may be sad or gloomy, or other qualities associated with rain. Something ominous threatens that something bad might be going to happen.</span>
A metaphor would be a figure of speech which makes an implicit or hidden comparison between two things that are unrelated but share common traits.
Example: the assignment was a piece of cake (which would mean the assignment was easy)
So comparing your family you could say they are a team cause they support you, or tree cause they are your roots I can't think of anything else but you get the idea!
In my opinion, I believe that many high school students in today's society would find Transcendentalist beliefs relevant for a variety of reasons, on of the most prevalent of those being the idea of nonconformity and standing up for your beliefs. In today's society, teenagers tend to feel as though they are treated unfairly, having too much expected of them yet still being treated like children who cannot think or act for themselves. Because of this, I believe that the Transcendentalist ideals would resonate greatly with the high school students in today's society. One of the nonconformist statements in "Self-Reliance," that I believe the high school students of today would find particularly inspiring is, "Whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist. He who would gather immortal palms must not be hindered by the name of goodness, but must explore if it be goodness. Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind."
