Answer:
The speaker is offering all of herself to her beloved.
Explanation:
The given excerpt is from the short story <em>Violets </em>written by Alice Moore Dunbar-Nelson, an American poet, journalist, and political activist. It's a part of the letter the narrator receives from his beloved.
An implicit message is a message that isn't explicitly stated but is understood from the context. The implicit message in the given excerpt is that the speaker is offering all of herself to her beloved. She loved flowers and often wore them in her hair. She sent them to him along with a lock of her hair and a ribbon from a dress she wore during their meeting. These aren't mere items; her giving them away symbolizes her giving all of herself to him.
This is why the fourth option is the correct one. The first two options aren't correct as they don't represent an implicit message, and the third is incorrect because this passage has nothing to do with gardening.
The correct answer is evidence.
When it comes to making inferences about something (understanding the text), we need to use everything we can from the text - and rely on evidence, on proof, on the information found in the text in order to do that. Conflict, setting, and resolution won't help us as much as evidence can.
Answer:
i think its 2
i wouuld say it in a cool voice
Explanation:
Passive;
Accepting or allowing what others do, without active response or resistance
