In a way all of the given. It gives you a greater understanding of the ending of the story, and helps you to perhaps think about it more deeply. As you close read it, you have to actually understand the story as more than just words on paper, or a screen. It also helps you to understand the story all and all, and to gain a deeper understandment of the literary meanings of the story in general, as well as gaining a surface and in depth meaning of the story and more. There isn't just one answer better than another, because they are all qualities that close reading will give you for that story.
The Crucible was an allegory supposedly about the Salem witch trials of the Massachussets Bay in 1692 to 1693 but it was really about the McCarthy anti-communist witch hunt of the 1950's. In the 1950's, as part of the Cold War, Senator McCarthy prosecuted pe arominent people like movie stars, singers etc for sympathizing with or being communists. For example, Paul Robeson, became destitute after his ostracism for being a communist for his support of the anti-fascist forces in Spain and then the role of the Soviet Union in WWII. His passport was revoked by McCarthy so he was unable to earn an income from international singing tours. His passport was re-instated in 1958 when he was too old to travel. Arthur MIller was cross-examined on the House for Un-American Activities and found in contempt of court for not disclosing who was at some meetings he had attended.
Answer:
Enjoys, find, feels, placing
Explanation:
1. Kavita/She is only one person, so you must put 's'
He / She / It = Must put 's'
I / You / They / We = No 's'
2. After could, must put root word. No need to change for (find)
3. By = must + ing at the end.
Answer:
Explanation:to use when the power goes out and to use as a coping skill.
Answer: Um
Explanation:
If you could put the lines 161-162 I could help you, because I need to see the adjectives that are used.
