In the excerpt, the barber's role is to do his job well and to be a loyal revolutionary. His opponent is the new customer and he feels torn between serving or hurting him.
<h3>What is "Lather and Nothing Else"?</h3>
"Lather and Nothing Else" is a short story by Hernando Tellez. It depicts how morals affect choices and outcomes. The barber in the story is doing his job properly but he also wants to act like a loyal revolutionary.
When his opponent who was his enemy came to visit him his inner mind battles and felt torn to decide between serving or hurting him.
Therefore, option A. he wants to do his job. option B. he wants to be revolutionary, option D. his enemy is the customer and option F. he felt torn between his feelings.
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Answer:
1.Give your eyes time to adjust. A few minutes will not suffice
2. Look for the brighter features. “Light pollution has the greatest effect on things that are faint,” says Ince.
3.Look for higher ground. “If safe, the tops of buildings are always good,” King says.
4. Watch out for the moon.
5.Take equipment.
A simile<span> is a </span>figure of speech<span> that makes a </span>comparison<span>, showing similarities between two different things. Example for this is:
Thanksgiving is like an all you can eat buffet. You have turkey, roast beef, pasta and other foods you can ever think of having.
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Answer:
The Rose
Explanation:
"The Rose" was the first Elizabethan theater built in 1587. Then "The Swan" followed in 1595, the "Blackfriars Theatre" in 1596, the "Globe" in 1599 and the "Fortune" in 1600.
In the excerpt, the author shows the establishment of Elizabethan theaters by listing in chronological order when several important theaters were built. In fact, a chronological text structure like the passage makes use of words or dates to help deduce the sequence of time.
Part one:
2) "I want to go to bed."
3) "We'll be arriving at six o'clock."
4) "I don't like cheese."
5) "I went to Italy in 2009."
6) "I am reading a book."
7) "We received a lot of good advice."
8) "I am not going to do the washing-up."
part two:
2) was
3) are appealing
4) was going to search
5) were launching
6) made
7) thought, was
I believe these are correct!
