Answer:
For number seven it's (I) and for 8 its (me)
Explanation:
Answer:
Scout realized that Tom had no idea about the consequences of hitting a white woman.
Explanation:
Tom had hit a white lady, probably out of anger or frustration and didn't know the implications of striking a white woman (Tom is probably black) so after realising what he had done, he immediately took to his heels because he would be probably tried and executed.
It's clear that he acted without thought and was driven by anger before he proceeded to strike the white woman.
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If it's a scary name then, The Dragonic Xarphornite, if it's just a name then Joe-Bob.
The correct answers to the following questions are:
(1) c. believes she can live without him. In \"The Third Bank of the River,\" the mother's reaction to the father's decision to leave most likely indicates that she "<span>believes she can live without him."
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(2) c. they are unable to overcome their ow. Based on events in \"The Third Bank of the River,\" the reader can most likely conclude that the narrator's siblings choose to leave town because "<span>they are unable to overcome their ow."</span>
