When oher says that he suddenly "lost about three feet and two hundred pounds" when he entered the department of children's serv
ices, what does he mean? A. he felt like an average-sized person instead of a hulking football player when he walked in. B. people stared at him when he walked in, making him want to disappear. C. he wished that he had never decided to visit dcs again. D. he felt like a child again, overcome with the same fear of dcs that he had felt many years ago.
D. He felt like a child again, overcome with the same fear of DCS that he had felt many years ago.
Explanation:
In Michael Oher's "I Beat The Odds: From Homelessness to the Blind Side and Beyond", he recounts his life story from being a black kid in the neighborhood to someone famous with even an Academy Award-winning movie. The book deals with the life of Michael Oher and how his life changed for the best with the Touhy family.
In saying he suddenly <em>"lost about three feet and two hundred pounds"</em> on his visit to the Department of Children's Services in Memphis, Michael reveals he <em>"became a scared little kid again."</em> This visit brought back the fear he had for the DCS ever since he was a child.
<span>"crops withered, curled up, then died under the thirsty sun" </span><span>"morning in July a hurricane came out of the east snapping their roots and tearing them out of the earth" </span><span>"a voice that seemed to rumble out of the earth itself"</span>
