Question

Based on lines 1 through 29 in "Excerpt from Little Cricket," how are Thek's and Grandfather's points of view about living in America different? Use two details front the story to support your response.

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

Thek sees America as a very easy place to adapt and can become his home without much difficulty. In addition, he believes that America has many facilities that promote a better quality of life, allowing them to have access to things they did not have before such as electricity.

His grandfather, however, does not think America is a pleasant land and finds it difficult to adapt. He doesn't see america as his home, because in america he can't see the mountains, can't eat something natural and tasty, and doesn't get used to the noise, the dirt and the rush of the city.