This excerpt is from 'Hunger Games'.
Explanation:
- Katniss suspects the Gamemakers started the fire because no tributes had died in some time and the audience at home would be getting bored. The Gamemakers, she believes, wanted to push the tributes together so they would be forced to fight.
- In that case, the Gamemakers intend to please their audience by causing the tributes greater distress,
- She would no longer be a competitor and the audience at home wouldn’t be able to see her struggling to survive, and ideally, battling the other tributes. In essence, the Gamemakers choose to prolong her suffering as a way of prolonging the entertainment of the audience. In each case, the tributes are treated essentially as commodities, rather than people, the purpose of which is to entertain.
Answer:
The name of the poem is 'Laburnum Top' and not Laburnum Tree because on the top of the tree, the goldfinch made its nest and helped the tree gain its life back.
Explanation:
The name of the poem is 'Laburnum Top' and not Laburnum Tree because the poem focuses on the beauty brought by the Goldfinch sitting on the top. The tree lacked beauty and cheerfulness. After the arrival of the goldfinch, the tree becomes lively and the silence is curbed. With the season of Autumn, the leaves of the tree and its beauty has been lost. The appearance of the tree was more inclined towards death. When the goldfinch arrived and made its nest on the top of the tree, the tree started to gain life. The chirping of the birds and the flapping of their wings helped the tree to restart its dull life. The top of the Laburnum tree was where the bird made its nest. It brought life and broke the silence of the tree.
The answer should be A. Brazil’s democracy has many similarities to America’s democracy. Just took the test lol
It is said that it is based on the Civil War.
Answer:
.When an object vibrates, it causes movement in surrounding air molecules. These molecules bump into the molecules close to them, causing them to vibrate as well. This makes them bump into more nearby air molecules.
