This excerpt follows a grave, slow tone. After Madeleine Usher's return from the grave, the narrator flees in full speed, and all the pasage becomes enraged with fierce, quick action, first represented in the storn, and then with the "wild light" that is "shot along the path", which may be taken for lightning, but an unnatural source of this light is suggested as the narrator wonders what might be the origin of this "gleam so unusual". The reader is thus taken from the realm of nature into the realm of the unnatural or supernatural.
Answer:
B.
Explanation:
I am responsible for feeding the cat and my brother walks the dog.
An epilogue is like a conclusion or a summary at the end of the book and an ending is like just the end of the book. lol<span />
Answer:
True
Explanation:
A "pretext stop" occurs when police officers stop a vehicle under the excuse of a minor traffic offense so that they can search for illegal or dishonest behavior. In that respect, the search typically happens with permission of the driver. Besides, in general, minorities are usually selected as objects of pretext stops, since they are believed to be prone to crime.
Answer: A: My sister is excited that her swim team earned a championship and that her debate team won its first tournament.
Explanation: In this sentence the common word "that" is used ("that her swim team" and "that her debate team") leading me to believe that A is the answer.