This is ironic because she is actually describing herself because of her affair with Elizabeth's husband John. Abigail herself is lying by accusing Tituba and other women of witchcraft
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These are the correct answers since both explains reasoning to their claims. Hope this helps! Have a good day!
Explanation:
Race - If one is white then they are seem as a real human. Although, if one is not white then they are a subhuman. This is represented in Tom Robinson's trial. He is a colored man, and due to this, he is considered guilty of r**e, when he is innocent. This was not justified, but the jury made it's decision because he was colored.
Class - An example of class in the Maycomb country is the Finches. They come from an old family and owned the same plot of land for many generations. They are also extracted a sizable income from the plot of land. We can view the Finches as "respectable". If you are deemed respectable in the Maycomb society, then you are important.
Gender - Men are superior and women are inferior. Scout, the main character, learns this when she grows up and is forced to conform to society. It is said that women are fragile and depended upon men. Scout is considered a Tom-boy and she rebels against her society's restricting gender roles.
Answer:
A, Acceleration.
Definition: increase in the rate or speed of something.
Answer:
Ravi quickly <u>reads </u>mystery novels. ⇒⇒ This verb expresses an action.
<em>Read</em> is the verb in this instance that represents the action of reading.
Ravi quickly reads <u>mystery</u> novels. ⇒⇒ This adjective describes a person, place, or thing.
The adjective <em>mystery</em> in this sentence is used to describe the type of novels that Ravi reads.
<u>Ravi </u>quickly reads mystery novels. ⇒⇒ This noun is a person, place, or thing.
<em>Ravi</em> is the name of the person doing the reading here and so is a noun.
Ravi <u>quickly</u> reads mystery novels. ⇒⇒ This adverb describes how an action is completed.
<em>Quickly</em> is the adverbial form of the adjective <em>quick</em> and in this case is being used to describe how Ravi reads the novels.
