Answer:
practicing
for weeks and I had the whole dance memorized. When I got to the
performance hall, I put on my new shoes and hat. I checked my
reflection in the mirror. "I look good!" I thought with a grin. It was
almost my turn to perform, so I peeked out from behind the curtain.
There were so many people in the audience! I began to feel a little
nervous. But then I saw my parents smiling in the front row. "I can do
Explanation:
Answer:
I don't know, I can't see what you're supposed to be doing-
Most would reason that people with status would never lie because they have much more to lose. In areas of people with high class, the word of a noble is taken as truth compared to one of a peasant. Many court cases, especially back in the day, "justice" is ended with the loss of the lower status member. However, in areas of high poverty with little to no higher class, the rich and noble can be despised. Here, "justice" can take the form of beating and uproars.
The answer would be letter D - that Africans can become refined Christians. Wheatley seeks to remind Christians by saying "Remember, Christians..." Wheatley also uses simile to refer the Negros being black like Cain who was marked by God. There's also a metaphor in this excerpt where the angelic train means a heavenly train that brings a person to everlasting bliss.
