Question 1.
The correct answer is option A. "He leaves the house and finds one of the guests has wrecked a car". In the Great Gastby most of the people that were on Gatsby's house were not invited. One of these guests wrecked a car, and he did nothing about it. This difficult situation let Nick knew the night was not over.
Question 2.
The correct answer is option B. "He says himself that he is one of the few honest people he has ever known". In the Great Gastby the narrator introduced himself as one of the few honest people he knows. This let the readers know from the start that Nick, the narrator, is trustworthy.
Answer:
The reading of First they came.... is really interesting due to the fact that it reminds me of the phrase - "someone else can do it"...or "someone really needs to pick up all that trash..."
The writings talk about how "I didn't speak up because I was not a communist, or a jew, or whomever. Finally, when they come for the author, there is no one to speak up for him, because he never spoke up for anyone else and they are all gone now.
Explanation:
Kind of like the ostrich sticking his head in the sand - if you do not see it, it did not happen. Reality is - it happened and you ignored it.
They are both connected to the theme of loneliness
The narrator writes articles for newspapers so he works as a journalist. He argues that he is a writer but he has no money to live when he is in the process of writing, That is why he travels to Washington to get a job as a journalist.
There are a lot of different cultures in America and different neighborhoods or towns carry different groups of nationalities so newcomers can find themselves fitting in where they belong. There are also many welcoming jobs for different cultures.
