(Maya Angelou, “Phenomenal Woman”)
-PROUD
(Edgar Allan Poe, “For Annie”)
-RELIVED
(Lewis Carroll, "Tweedledum and Tweedledee")
-HUMOROUS
(Lewis Carroll, “The Sea”)
-ANNOYED
Edit- Just finished the test, this is correct
Answer:
My choice today:
Waking up, get out of the bed
Go to toilet, brush my teeth
Take my clothes and having shower
Have breakfast
Prepare for school
Go to school
Learning, participating in class
Have lunch
Talking, playing with friends
Play some sport after school
Go home, prepare for gym
Go to gym
Go home, have dinner
Talk with family, take care of brother
Study till night, chatting with friends
Read some book
Go sleep
Bye :3
Hope this helped :)
Answer: the last answer - “the metaphor establishes that the speaker feels winter is cruel and gloomy.”
Explanation:
Answer:
D. Two young men are trying to survive in a world where almost everyone seems to have gone crazy.
Explanation:
The second part of <em>The Run Series,</em> titled <em>Refueling</em>, tells about two young men, Mac and Dennis, trying to survive in a world where almost everyone seems to have gone crazy.
First, they are chased by a crowd of crazed people but manage to escape. They assume that those people are now zombies, but are unsure. They end up at a gas station, where Mac buys supplies for them. In the meantime, Dennis finds a radio station and hears the voice of a girl named Anna Johnson, who uses her father's radio kit to ask if anyone who's still human is out there.
The correct option is D. The rest of the events given as options do take place, but they are only a part of the story - a part of Mac's and Dennis's attempts to survive in what seems to be something like the zombie apocalypse.
