Answer:
Details that reflect the most important parts of the narrative Paraphrase
“Memories rise unbidden—of pain, of loss . . .”
Anmei, the main character, implies that she has painful memories of the past.
“back to the café, broom in hand. The Alchemy of Dreams lies in the labyrinth of shops . . .”
She works in a café called The Alchemy of Dreams.
“a girl, just sixteen, who couldn’t understand their language, let alone speak it . . .”“As she speaks, Tour Guide, my translation app, whirs the music of her voice into language in my head.” Anmei uses a translation app to communicate with TingTing and others because they don’t speak the same language.
“Do you mind if I leave early tonight?”
“Still I attempt a little brokenly, “I don’t mind. I’m happy for you.” Anmei’s friend and coworker, TingTing, asks if she can leave early, and Anmei agrees.
“I’m met with the steady drone of the dust bots as they awaken and shift listlessly through the curtain.”
“it’s a constant war these days against the dust that sweeps across the city limits . . . ” The cleaning robots are activated to finish tidying the café, and Anmei mentions that there is a lot of dust in the café and the city.
Explanation:
Onomatopoeia is BOOM POW FIZZ
The only sentence from the list of options that correctly forms the plural of 1990 would be "A. My older brother was born in the 1990's" since an apostrophe is needed.
Answer:
In order to get Mahes, and people like him, to stop seeking out prison time, New York need to establish job opportunities in order to engage such people and/or charity organizations that can house these set of people and endeavour to assist them.
Explanation:
From the text "A Thief Dines Out, Hoping Later to Eat In" By Rick Bragg on The New York Times, we can infer that Mr. Mahes needed were he could eat well and sleep. So he felt that he could get it in the prison.
When Mr. Mahes came into New York City, he thought he was going to find milk and honey but he didn't. People tend to help and feed their own and neglected others
Mr. Mahes and other poor people like him can stay out of prison if there is adequate provisions like adequate job opportunities, free housing, workable charity organizations, etc., that can help them.
