B. He's good natured and possibly making a joke
Answer:
Still I Rise
Explanation:
Still I rise is a very powerful song. This song teaches you to get up and try again even when you fall down. It is telling you to take a stand even when you are " put down ". Taking a stand is a very important thing especially in this day and age when women are put down. This is a man economy and it is very important for us ladies to rise up and fight for our rights.
Answer:
The irony about Jen's step-dad working for the Population police is that he broke the rule of the Population Police of having two children, by having a third child, and yet working for the organization.
Explanation:
'Among the Hidden' is a novel written by Margaret Peterson Haddix. The novel is about a society, where the Population Police has prohibited families for having more than two children.
Jen, just like Luke, is a third child in her family. Jen's mother had two sons before Jen, but she decided to have a girl on purpose, so they bribed the doctor and had Jen as a third child. The irony about Jen's step-dad working for the Population Police is that he broke the rule of having two children by having a third child, yet he is working for the Population Police. He is working for the organization, whose rule he has broken, so this is the irony.
The <span>phrase in this passage from the Declaration of Independence directly states the purpose of the document is "</span>When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another"
Answer:
D). showing readers that Montag is mentally unstable.
Explanation:
The indirect characterization in the given excerpt displays that Montag has been badly conditioned by his dystopian society. His odd reaction on Clarisse's serious remarks on the firemen during their conversation reveals this conditioning and lack of social skills in him. The shallow and weird response from him <u>gives a hint of mental insatbility and psychosomatic illness which was a product of his society's prohibition and restriction on him for enjoying the joys of nature</u>. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
