I think that the answer that your looking for here is A. the explicit theme of the story. i hope i helped if not pleas give me a private message and tell me thank you
Answer:
Neither history or tradition say whether it was built as it is, purposefully, or whether one of its sides has settled.
Explanation:
Talking about inference is the key word to this question. A decision was arrived at after considering all of the information and possible explanations.
Neither the past nor the traditions have any bearing on the matter.
B. It allows readers to sympathize with the monster whom Victor describes as a horrible wretch.
Up until this point Victor is the narrator, and because the monster isn't what he envisioned he has painted a negative image of him to the reader. This chapter creates depth to the monster and builds character. Reading what he experienced through his eyes is meant to make the reader sympathetic to him.
While there is significant foreshadowing to justify C being the answer, I believe that allowing the reader to sympathize with the monster has a bigger impact in this chapter and overall story.
Diphtheria vaccinations saved many lives in the early 1900s.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Susan Butcher and the Iditarod Trail is a book written by Ellen M Dolan which is based on a real life story. Every year in United states, a dog sled race takes place and the book describes how the women won the race for 3 years straight.
The book describes her courage and willingness to do what she decides to do. It was the year 1925 when the severe diphtheria disease took hold of people’s life. Later, with the help of Diphtheria vaccinations many lives was saved in the early 1900s.
