Answer:
Hurston comments on the wasted beauty of youth and the cruelty of aging through her portrayal of the main character.
Explanation:
The only comparison being made in this excerpt is the difference between Matty Redding's eyes when she was young and her eyes now. Hurston says that they "might have been beautiful" but now they are "watery and weak". This description shows the wasted beauty of youth and the cruelty of aging since the change of Matty Redding's eyes shows that they are less beautiful than they once could have been. There is nothing in the passage to suggest Hurston is exploring women's roles in the home or community, nor is it comparing women to men.
Answer:
Jekyll has to decide whether to be all Jekyll or all Hyde now that the potion is not working correctly.
Explanation:
The given passage is taken from the Gothic novella "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." The novella is penned by Robert Louis Stevenson.
<u>The novella is about the strange case of Dr. Jekyll who develops a potion to separate his good self from the evil one. Through this potion, Dr. Jekyll gets transformed into a person named Mr. Hyde. Mr. Hyde is the evil side of Dr. Jekyll that comes out without any conscience</u>.
The conflict that is developed in the given passage is that Dr. Jekyll has to decide whether he wants to remain as a Jekyll or Hyde. As the potion that Dr. Jekyll created was not working properly which helps him to shift from one personality to the other. Now, the lot has fallen into the lap of Jekyll to choose only one personality through which he wants to remains for the rest of his life.
So, the correct answer is the first option.
Answer:
Reread
Explanation:
Reread the story and summarize on a diffrent piece of paper asking yourself questions about what Mr. chong did in the story. i hope this helps.
Answer:
D. I can tell that the author is speaking to motivate his audience.
Explanation:
Answer choice "D," is correct because Martin Luther King Jr. is telling everyone in their whole community/society of the racial injustice that he and his people have had to deal with all those years. He is talking about how the Negro want their own freedom, that should be rightfully theirs. He discusses the horrors they've had to face, the discrimination against them by everyone around them. By making this speech, Dr. King was hoping to persuade/convince the audience, possibly higher-ups, to change their society and give them back their freedom.
Answer:
it is effective but humane depends on the society. To us it is not but to them it is normal.
Explanation:
