Answer:
I think OB is the correct answer
Answer:
Explanation:
Marlow was saying that he wasn't really surprised although, Conrad seemed to show that the white men were as bad as or even more savage than the African counterpart. It is likely to be a total shift in morality. If he had had a lack of restraint then it should have left a while back.
Marlow also didn't seem to want to go against the rumors of Kurtz. Conrad on the other hand, is interested in keeping the rumor mill going, for whatever reasons. Marlow also had become a reliable narrator but he somehow was still biased towards Kurtz to becoming an absolutely reliable narrator.
Answer:
The author's purpose was to bring to light the prejudices and racism that plagued American aviation from its early days and how blacks and women never gave up hope.
Explanation:
The author began by talking about how racism and sexism were rife in American aviation. Blacks and women were considered inferior and lacking the necessary ability to fly. It was thought that the white man was superior to all others and had the necessary capacity to fly an airplane just because of their skin color and not because of any other special training.
"Flying, it was said, required a level of skill and courage that women and blacks
lacked. Yet despite these prevailing prejudices, the dream
and the desire to fly stayed alive among women and African-
Americans."
This text evidence summarises the author's thoughts aneand purpose.
<span>False. The mother is indifferent to the independence of Biafran. The father is the one who gets very opinionated about the independence of Biafran. The mother does not seem to have an opinion and instead states that there are more important things to worry about.</span>
After the rebellion, as the animals are going through the farmhouse they cant find Mollie . So letter B
