Answer:
How they travelled alone or with their families.
Explanation:
The Harvest Gypsies is a book by American author John Steinbeck, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1962. The book is about how people were affected by the Dust Bowl (during the Great Depression) and they were forced to move to California to look for any type of job.
Steinbeck mentions in the book that people who came within the United States used to travel with their families and they would take any job they were offered to give their families something to eat. On the other hand, foreign workers travelled alone and they were single men.
Answer: C. hyperbole.
Explanation: An Hyperbole is a literary device which consists in make an obvious exaggeration to help to emphasize a point in a text. In the poem "For a Lady I Know" by Countee Cullen, we can see a clear example of an hyperbole, because the author intentionally exaggerates the Lady's racism by saying that she thinks that even in heaven there is a separation of classes, where the black cherubs are the ones to do the chores.
The correct answer is B. Nature and humanity
Explanation:
Transcendentalism is a philosophical perspective that proposes knowledge, innate human goodness and nature are the elements necessary to search for divinity or know the truths of life.
One of the philosophers that supported this idea was Henry David Thoreau, in the excerpt Thoreau highlights the importance of nature and humanity in this philosophical perspective. For example in "I got up early and bathed in the pond; that was a religious exercise" the author shows the importance of the connection with nature to transcend. Additionally, in the excerpt, there are references to knowledge and important figures in this area as in "It was Homer's requiem; itself an Iliad and Odyssey" which highlights the importance of humanity and knowledge in transcendentalism. Thus, it can be inferred transcendentalists thinkers searched for divinity through nature and humanity.
