The part of Ernest Hemingway's short story "The End of Something" that is the best example of rejection of traditional beliefs is C. when Nick says love is not fun.
The traditional belief would suggest otherwise - however, by denying the thrill of love, Nick is getting rid of this innate traditional belief. The other examples do not really show this type of rejection, they represent other things that can be found in the story.
Answer:
The central idea of the text is HUMAN NATURE
Explanation:
Though it may seem to be Trick or Treating, the point of the sentence is to understand how it is a affecting Human Nature. I'm assuming the rest of the passage is based off the human nature aspects as described.
The central idea is defined as "The main point the author is trying to get across to the reader."
The correct answer is 2. "First class!" my mother exclaimed, with an intake of breath. "How did you end up there?"
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Explanation:
In excerpt two, there is a clear contrast between the mother of Hemma (female main character and narrator) who belongs to a middle or low socioeconomic status and the parents of the male character Kaushik. This is shown by the reaction of the mother of Hemma who is shocked by the extravagance of flying in first class. This is shown in "First class!... How did you end up there?" that shows the surprise of the mother and the answer of the father in "It could become a terrible habit" that shows how proud he is of this event. Thus, this excerpt shows the diversity within socioeconomic status by explaining the shock and surprise of Hemma mother to the fact another family flew in first class.
Well first kids don't have time in the morning to eat breakfast and get all of their thoughts together. Most importantly kids are thinking about sleep and not there school work and teachers yelll at them and there not learning there taking in the bad things and not having positive feed back by the ones they trust
