Answer:
Key Detail:
In the Serengeti Park, wild animals like lions are facing dangers; not the dangers of hunting because hunting wasn't allowed. These animals seem to be in danger due to disease. This makes them to be in trouble and gives the tourists and the veterinarians much concern.
Explanation:
The above key detail gives important information about was going on in the Serengeti Park. Lions were in trouble as they battle with disease. Even the veterinarians didn't understand what was going on. They seem to be helpless. It became clear that what was happening wasn't ordinary but extraordinary. Something needed to be done.
Answer:
The letter shall be written by me tomorrow.
Answer:
A. When Marjorie and Bernice reached home at half after midnight they said good night at the top of the stairs.
Explanation:
The setting of any story or play can be simply stated as the time or period or geographical location of the play or story. This technique presents the mood of the story and allows the readers or audience to be familiar with the background of the story.
In the given passage from "Bernice Bobs Her Hair", the only setting (place or time) we can get is the time (<em>"half after midnight"</em>) and place (<em>"top of the stairs"</em>). These two simple and even trivial details provide the setting of the story, aside from which there is no mention of any other place or time period in the passage.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
Answer:
The central idea is the central, unifying element of the story, which ties together all of the other elements of fiction used by the author to tell the story.
Explanation:
The captain
In this excerpt, the captain has saved the ship so the Governor may now travel to wherever he pleases. The Governor had been waiting on the shore until the ship could be deemed safe for his passage. The wording clearly shows that the speaker is grateful for this person who has saved him. The words "deliverer" and "a man sent from Heaven" indicate the heroic attributes the speaker feels the captain has. We know it is not actually Jesus or God because the word "him" is not capitalized. Since Heaven is capitalized in this excerpt, the author would also have capitalized him if it was referring to Jesus or God.
