I think the answer is A. Her taste in food is awkward.
Douglass asserts that the holidays are "one of the grossest frauds committed upon the downtrodden slave.” The reason he gives is that the holidays were presented as a wonderful thing, born out of benevolence of the master towards the slave. Instead, holidays were only implemented as a way to make slaves disgusted with freedom. Slaveowners pushed slaves towards drinking excessively throughout the holidays, and therefore, feeling sick and disgusted with themselves. It also convinced them of the benefits of slavery, as it kept them sober and working, so that when the holidays were over, they were happy to get back to work.
Answer:
Angelica’s.
Explanation:
J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" series is a fantasy novel that revolves around the story of Bilbo Baggins and how he got involved in the quest of "The Lord of the Rings".
Point of view is the voice that the narration takes, meaning the attitude or way the story is told. And in the given passage, we can understand that the voice narrating knows only the feelings and thoughts of Angelica and not Bilbo. And even though Angelica refers to herself in the third person form, that does not mean she cannot be the narrator. And considering there is no mention of either Gandalf or Frodo, the point of view in the given passage is Angelica's.
Thus, the correct answer is Angelica's.
The best option would be
C) A koala will spend all but two hours a day sleeping in its eucalyptus tree
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