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DUDE THAT'S LIKE COLLAGE OR SOCIAL STUDIES NOT ELA
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1. The farmers are like kittens because they do not speak up for their rights and this is comparable to the timidity of the kittens.
Evidence: Holding up a kitten Marta said, "This is us small meek animals we don’t speak up.”
2. Marta suggests that they go on strike in two weeks to protest for their rights to "higher wages and better housing".
Explanation:
In page 132 of the book Las Almendras, Marta is unhappy with the treatment meted onto the farmers as well as their inability to speak up and demand their rights to food and proper housing. Using a metaphor to drive home her point, Marta holds up a kitten and compares the farmers to it.
Just as this animal was "small and meek", so were the farmers who appeared small in the eyes of their oppressors. She encouraged them to snap out of this timidity by protesting for their rights.
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The airline industry has a high demand for pilots; however, the ability to train new ones and recruiting them is very challenging. The experience required determines the capability of wringing. This is because the industry is susceptible and requires more training. Besides training itself is very expensive and may take long time for one to be fully considered a pilot. The process, therefore, may slow down the recruitment process thus making it a challenge to the airline and the entire workers.
It is significant that Darry calls Ponyboy ~Little Buddy~ at the end of Chapter 11 because the previous night when Darry and Scoda came to pick Ponyboy up from the hospital, he (Ponyboy) realises that, Darry doesn't hate him, he just worries about him.
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The answer i think is Morality
